The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-09

1 ton to-day nOUluateu hhlpI D. t. DcLcn-
dorf, OF this city, for Congress. Dezendori
was the last nominee. DR.. ID. NJ. Norton,
OF the Resdiuster Executive Committee OF
this district. was temporary chairman, and
made strong appeal for Garfield and Ar
thur.
IL has been storming heavily all day, and
all outgoing shipping is detained.
stanton All Right.
Especial telegram 10 the DispaichJ
STAUNToN, VA, September S.-Hon. e.
John Ellis has just delivered grand speech
before the Hancock and English Club. Re.
adjus,ers and Funders joining in endorsing
the straight ticket.
The Elections I'm Vermont.
| RUTLAND, W., September S.-Returns
| from seyenty-one towns, about one third
OF the State, show q Republican gain over
1876 of 1902. This ratio throughout the
State will give over 10000 Republican ma
jority.
BURLINGTON. VT, September 8.-The re-
turns are meagre, but point 10 the election
OF the Republican ticket by slightly in
creased majority over the vote OF 1876.
MONTPELIER, September S.-The returns
show Randall far behind his ticket for Con-
gress. Joyce is undoubtedly elected by a
largely-increase majority.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, September s.
| Returns from Isl districts show a Republi-
4 can gain OF 90 over 1876. The Frst-district
congressional vote, as far as heard from,
was: Joyce Republican), S,99S; Randall
tDemocra.). 3.G9S; Martin (Green back. 80
Second District: Tyler Republican,, 1926
Campbell (Democrat). 4.345; Mead Green
back), 437. Third District: Grant (Repub'
licaD), S,102; Currie (Democrat), 4,127 ;
Tarball (Greenback), $780, scattering, 1866
The members O. the Legislature are: Re
publicans, 1871 Democrats, 10.
BENNINGTON, September S.-Abbott IRE
publican representative is elected by los
msjority, against l61 Republican majority
in 1878. Bennington county has eleven Re.
publican representatives out Of seventeen
a Republican gam OF three over 1878. The
indications are that the Republican county
ticket Is elected, but the vote is close
Thatcher for senator and Barton for sheriff
| BRATTLEBORO', W., September S.-NOt
withstandpg the hard campaign work, the
returns show that 800 less votes were pOlled
than were on the checklist, and the Repu0.
lican majority falls off from four years
ago, Farnham receiving 946 votes and
Phelps 290--a gain Of 81 for the Republi-
cans and 26 for the Democrats. Tyler, can.
didate for Congress from the Second dis
| trict and director Of the ruined First Ma
tionaI Bank, received 65l votes as against
upward OF 900 in 1876. Tyler's vote in the
county is materially increased over two
years ago, though he runs behind his ticket
in every town.
| BURLINGTON, VT, September S.-One
hundred and fifty towns have been heard
from and give a Republican majority OF
II 200. On this basis the Republican ma.
iority over all will be about $3.50, and
their plurality about $1,000. The Legisla
ture will have but one Democratic senator,
and the House is Overwhelmingly Repub-
lican.
massachusetts PrOhtbitiOnists.
WORCESTER, Mass, September S.-ThC
| Prohibitionists met in Wasbburn Hall to-
day to nominate State ticket and two pre-
sidential electors. The Convention wa:
called to order by Il. j. LathrOp, chairman
of the State Committee, who made a brie
address, and predicted the defeat OF the
Republican party in the presidential con-
test-an announcement which was received
with great applause.
Rev. A. A. Minor was selected as presi'
dent. and on taking the chair he made
speech cOndemning both OF the leading par
ties, and advocating third party.
| A resolution declaring that no Prohibi
zionist could support James A. Garfield FOL
President was referred without debate.
Charles Almy, OF New Bedford, was nom
mated for Governor; Timothy h. Earle, oil
| Worcester, for Lieuteuant-GOye Solo
mon +. Root, OF Dalton, for Secretary Of
State; Thomas j. LatbrOp, OF Taunton. fol
Treasurer; Jonathan Buck for Auditor
and General Samuel NJ. Fairfield for Attor
ney General.
The Arkansas Election.
| LITTLE Rock, ARK, September S.-Tht
particulars from number OF counties indi
cate the election OF Churchill DemocraD fol-
Governor over Parks (Greenbacker) by o
majority of between forty and fifty thou
sand. From returns received and as estl-
mated by those best informed, it Is believed
the proposed constitutional amendment re-
| pudiatng certain Stale bonds will fail to re-
ceive a majority Of all the votes cast. as re-
Quired by the Constitution 10 insure it'
adoption. Rufus X. Garland (Greenbaekerl
brother OF United States Senator Garland
has announced himself as candidate FOL
Congress in the Second district OF Arkansas
Senator Bayard TO speak I'm Norfolk
NORFOLK, September S.-Senator Bayard
who is in Columbia, S. c., telegraphs to NJ
Glennan, Esq, OF the Virginian, as fol
lows: al will speak in Norfolk on Satur
day EVENING" Will arrive on Friday night
| Congressional Nominations.
| CHICAGO, September S.--General Slbley
was nominated for Congress by the Demo
Gratis of the st. Paul, Mimi, district yester
day.
The Democrats Of the Sixth Wisconsin
district, at Appleton, have nominated Gabt
Banck for Congress.
New ORLEANS, September S.-The Demo
Gratis of the Fourth district, at Natchltoches
Yesterday nominated Newton Z. Blanchard
for Congress.
BRIpGEPORT, Conn, September S.-Tht
Republicans OF this district to-day unanl
mously nominated Hon. Frederick Miles, OF
Salisbury, and the Democrats nominated
Hon. william IL. Barnum, OF Lime Rock
for Congress.
CANANDAIGUA, n. Y, September S.-Hon
Il. &. Lapham was unanimously nominated
to-day for the fourth time by the Republic
can Convention In the Twenty-seventh dis
trict for representative in Congress.
BELvIDERE, n. j., September S-ThC
/ Democrats OF the Fourth district to-day
nominated Henry S. Harris for Congress by
reclamation.
NEWARK, n. j., September s.-The Sixth
district Republicans have nominated Phi
meas Jones for Congress.
BELLOWS FALLS, W., September s.-Ir
Rockingham, owing to split OF the Repub
licans, the Democrats elected their repre-
sentative, Charles Smith.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., September 8
Returns are coming in slowly, but favorable
10 the Republicans One hundred and sew