Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
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WE HAVE MEP TEE ENEHY AND
THEY AnE QUEST
A Republican "Delooge. !"
New Castle County EepRdtAtea the
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GENRMAL GARFIELD RLEOlED
PREsID DENT OF TRk UNITnD
BTATER.
A Republican ''Delo0ge.'
Nov Castle County EepRdtatea th'
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GENEnAL GARFIELD ELEolED
PRESIDENT OF TEKk UNIrnD
bHATER.
TIE RETURNS.


show rs great q R,publieaa victory In
Nov Castle oouutv. comparatively
8 speaking, as tbat achieved al over the
country. The snt 70 RspublicAn ticket
IN the county Is ele It 4 by a majority
from 200 to 700. Nothing definite has
y, b ,eu heard from Ksnt and Sussex.
The probabilities are that the State II
Do LocrstiS By about 600.
Bat little happened Of more than
passing interest further than that
si,ronicled IN the late edition Of the Re.
PUaLIoAS. No disturbance took place
II any consequence, and the dreaded
riot and bloOdshed resulting from 3
collision OF the local and United States
Authorities did not occur. ThsFs was
quite au exoltiog time whom the polls
were about to cloEe In the Western Pre-.
dinot Of the Third Ward, and 4 Deputy
Marshal was arrested but Afterwards
released.
ILLEGAL voTIHe.
Illegal voting was INDUCED into a
great extent by Democratic repesters
and In seVeral instances they Jared
badly. A large number are Known to
the U. 8. Authorities and will be arres-
ted IN a few days.
Dennis Kane, the Democratic Assess.
o. OF the Southern distriO! is likely to
get into trouble for influencing young
nan named Mclaughlin TO vote In the
Second ward whom h0 had no right 10
DO 10.
BRgAKER9 OF ELRCTf0N LAWS.
In addition to the case Vi Walter Bur
is who WAS held for Court in the sam
Of $500 by Chief Supervisor Valentine
tbs following cases OF violating the U.
5 election laws have been heard.
John 7. hcKsowRn, a Democratic re-
peGter who Tried 10 vote In the Ejghth
Rard was h-ld in the sum Of $500 for
court. john DuheIty bsCams his Be-
Gurity.
John GoLaughlln, & young man who
bosris with james y. Daley, bailiff OF
City Council, on K'rkwood street IN
the Eighth Ward, was srraignsd for H.
legal voting.
Arthur Emerson and II. H. Bntlsr,
Deputy Marshsils, sTOre that McLGugh.
lin was voted by Dennis Kane the
Democratic Assessor Of city taxes, In
the. Second Ward.
Mclaughlin admitted his ofsnse,
but said Kane forced him to vote In
spite Of his objections. Hs was held
in $1,000 for Court. VIM. MoMenamin
becams bis security.
p. R. Miller, charged with resisting
an d Obstructipg 3 u. 8. Deputy Mar.
shal was hsld In $500 for Court, John
Hey went on his bond.
RRcRiyISe TIE NEWS.
II having been announced that the
oounty committee would receive and
read the returns OF the election in
tho Instituts Hall, at an early hour an
anxious crowd was surging into the
room until It was unoomfortably filed,
As II confident OF victory thu crowd
was In good humer and jostled each
other with perfect freedom and without
any fear of giving offonoe. The frat
despatch from Chairman Stone was 40
announce meat OF tho result In few
towns In Maine which Indicated large
Republican gsiDs. Az despatch after
dee nstnh came In showing that the Re
pubicaus we're successful the great
surging crowd shouted, and swung
their hats in the air, and shout id them.
selves hoarse. Whea It was HpDoun-
osd that NV York had gone for Gar.
fsld by 35, 900 to 10000 maj 'rity the
crowd almost went wild, and Ii +.
Piokeis, leading the crowd made the
room sing with the song OF "Ws'll
rally round the flag boys" Then
John Browns body" was sent roll.
ing on, the, "Star Spsngled Banner"
Was fang to the breeze varied with
the euLivening tnDe OF "Columbia the
g4m Of the ocean Other favorits tunes
ws1 sung until the crowd getting
hosr,s raised q collection an sent for
And rrscns Brass band which took pos
session Of ths gallery and joined In the
general rejoicings.