The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-20
ELECTION RETURNS.

lHE result Oh the tleSluentlals Otdte
and Congressional elections, according to
returns received up to the morning OF the
4th, can be summarized q follows:
For Garfield-Colorado, Connecticut, I'LL.
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska,
New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin
-2l0.
For Hancock-Alabama, Arkansas, Della
ware. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisi.
ans, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New
Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ten.
nessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia-l47.
In doubt-Caliiornia, Nevada, Oregon-l2.
Regarding the close and doubtful States:
New York-Garfeld has carried the State
BY an estimated majority Of from q, 900 to
., O00 The Legislature is Republican in both
branches, thus insuring Republican United
States Senator to succeed Herman. In New
York City Grace, Democrat, il chosen May.
Or BY . very small majority. Hancock's ma.
1ority In New York City Is 4l,276; in
Brooklyn, 0,979. The Democrats claim .
gain Of four Congressman in the State.
New Jersey-Hancock has = majority Of
about 1000. The Legislature Is lie.
publican, insuring Republican successor to
United States Senator Randolph. The Con.
gressional delegation is unchanged poIit-
ically. Ludlow, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor by not far from 1900 majority.
Pennsylvania-Garde majority in the
State Is about 10000. The city Of Philadel.
phia gives shout 10000 Republican majority.
The Legislature Is Republican, thus insuring
. United States Senator to succeed Wallace.
The Democrats claim gain Of one Congress.
man.
Ohio-Garheld's majority estimated At
1909.
| Indiana-Garfeld's majority Is probably
slightly In excess Of that Of Porter in Octo.
Der.
lllinois-The State has gone Republican
by an increased majority, estimated at 49,
oO. In Chicago the Republicans elect their
entire ticket BY from 5,OOO to 1000 majority.
The Illinois delegation In Congress, it now
seems, will stand the same Is at present.
ok Democrats to thirteen Republicans:
Aou|ton (Dem.) taking Forsyth's (Rep.)
place In the Fifteenth District, while Smith
(Rep.) Is substituted for Stephenson
%. .Greeab.), in the Thirteenth District.
MissOuri-Hancock's and Crittenden's ma.
jorities In the State estimated at from 40, 900
to 5000. In st. Louis Hancock has plu.
rality Of 43a The Republicans elect Dor.
ton Of their city ticket. The Republicans
gain one COngressman-Van Horn In the
Eighth, where Crisp and Allen nearly equal.
y divided the Democratic vote between
them.
virginis-Tle regular Democratic State
and Electoral ticket is elected by decisive
majority.
ylorida-The Democrats have elected their
entire Electoral, State and Congressional
ticket.
Counecticut-Gsr has . plurality Of
little less than 5000. Bigslow, Republican,
elected Governor. Legislature Republican,
thus insuring Z Republican successor to
Eaton.
lsine-Returns generally show Republi.
can gains . compared with the October
election, and Garfeld's majority In the State
n estimated At from 1000 to 500.
Cslifornia-Result close and undetermin.
ed. Gen. Rosecrans is probably elected to
Congress from the First District, q Demo.
cratic gain. Legislature in doubt.
Tennessee Chooses Hancock Electors.
The vote between Hawkins, Republican, and
Wright, Fuuder Democrat, Is very close for
Governor, with chances in favor of Hawkins.
Legislature In doubt.
COlorad0-heturns from about one.half
the State indicate that Garfield will have
some 1900 majority.
Kansas-Gsrield's majority 10 the State is
eliminated 1t from 5000 10 6j,OO.
The Indications are that the Republicans
have made sufficient gains in COngressu,
"a give them control OF the new House, Will
TIE SeuAte i not unlikely to he . tic, giyin.
tAe vlce.P President the casting yote.