, 1880-09-09
| PRESIDENTIAL.
The Vermont Majority viii
Not Vary Much from
$4,000.
Gen. Garfield Is Congratulated
on the Result and It's
Promise.
The Sixth Debate Between Porter
and Landers, at Green
castle, Ind.
Secretary Tllompson's Views
as to the Result in
Indiana.
The Quarrel Between the
Democratic Factions in
South Caro1ina.
Honest Sentiments of an Ala.
bana Editor on the Frauds
There.
Interview with Judge lIoadley on tho
Prospects fn Ohio and In.
diana.
Gatherings OF Republicans Yesterday
In Various Portions Of Illi-
nois.
Interview with Judge l{oadley on tho
Prospects In Ohio aud In.
diana.
Gatherings OF Republicans Yesterday
In Various Portions Of ILL
nois.
VERMONT.
C1tHlON@Tt
TI1E SWEEPING VICTORY,
&2&ffdf Qifndtfh In 1hA fttteaah IL h4te, 4

THF 6WEEPISu VICTORY.
Spstfdt Dtspateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
RUTLAND, Vt, Sept. B.-ltetnr1ls !. have been
received from, ais towns, leavIng twenty.
thfee to hear from. The towns heard fron,
give Farnhan, Republican, 45,4G9; Phelps,
democrat, @0,sA; 1lcuth, Grecnback, 1,4aa55.
Ine same towns irs1S70 gave Fairbanks, Ke.
publican. 42,5s.; Bingham, Democrat, 1o,s49,
Farnham's plurality over Phelps Ii, the towns
80 fur heard from is %, ,1s5, and majority over
all H,1772. This will be Increased 50 that
!, Farnhan's plurality In the wllole State over
Phelps will reach about a1,400, md tile TIM.
5orlty over all slightly In excess of a5.000.
The Grcenback vote in tho Second District,
where therc was nome iii 1876, and where Il
boiling Republican Greenbacker was elected
over tho regular nominee il 1873, drow large
y on tho Republican vote. Outside of tl.Is
district the State shows percentage of ga1n
TINT would easily nuke the State Republican
N,ooo majority. III the Second Congress-
innal District quite number of Republican
farmers "voted fn the air." because their
candidate, john D. Mead, was not nominated
Instead Ut Farnhan.
OTHER RETC1Ns.
70 tho IPtlssT71 AaaoctateA Fssaa -.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt, Sept. g.
returns OF tho State clcctioa and Gubcrnu-
torEa1 vote havc been received from, 20 towns,
leaving twenty.one to hear from. The Cor
grcssional vote has been received from oo9
towns, leaving thirty-niuc towns to be heard
from. Tho Gnbornatorial vote stands Us fol-
lows: Farnllam, Republican. 4s,823; Phelps.
Democrat, 2o,7l7; Heath, Grcenback, 1,53o.
Farnlinn,'s majority over all, a1,570. Tho
same towns gave in 1870: Fairbanks, Repub-
llcan, A,oo5; bingham. Democrat, 90,3a0;
scattorlng, H.. Fatrbanks' majority, @I,87.,.
a.r .ts s"Ms a}e n}ep9'!sa" " ;Y a Gan !e q s a
banks, Republican, 05S; Dlngi,an,, De,ii,ocrat.
w: put II tl'e Republican gain III tie r.
!na'nins twenty-ono towns Il proportlonate
will bc ut leAst ~, ,E'.
In the cntire vote Of the State in 1870 tho
hrp'ls'licnn majority was a3,1.5.
" Tug First Congressional District, severn
ltundal!, DeinocFat. t'4is; Martin, tireen,, iis,,
back, trt5. Joyce's majority, 7,G07. ~''
III tho Second Congressional District, il,
s9ysnty'two 1i towns, Tyler, Republican, has
Fll1s!on, :A1; scattering, :. Tylcr's minority,
In tho Third District In fifty towns Grout,
Republican,, Inns 10,all'; Cnrrier. Democrat,
AlG; Grout's majority, 3,:N}l. ''''''
There nro In tho tE1ree districts twenty-ntne
towns to DO heard from.
Tlle complexion of the next Legislature
Wi! ' be , M,ore strongly lIep1b1lca, t!aIl tor
ms, tlfteen Democrats, and ono GrceilGaclsur,
Flll returns on MI the tickets will probably
bt received tomorrow.
CONGRATULATIONS.
MENTOR. O., Sept. .s::-'iho following dis
patches Wcre received by (;en. Garfield:
HpnL1knToN. W., Gept. ito tho Hon, j. 4.
9nEatf. .'lcntor, O.; Huntington, ljcn1ouTatio at
3a1 iaSt elsetion, K!rcs Republican inutority Of
loo. The btAtc Will cheer you tonight.
GEDn1E F. EpMUAps
q M1nnLEnuRY, VI, Sopt.a-0tn. Jd,nes Il. Gdr-
Heid. hjehtor,, T.: Vermont Ill right. biidlle-
majority, Hd t.fty gam uvor
lou. ", u. BLADE.
N1iTMyIELD. VT, Sept. R-1hc Hon, j, 4,
liat,reI. tfenfor. o.: Tho Republicans or Ver.
mont eotlti Kroottltg. and give ,uajnrty Of .5 0.
" hur vote securely rests tho proud title, the |
stur that nevor nj GEDyiGE Meals.
Chairman Republican stntn Committee.