Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-03

of Ne W Yo,k city give Han.
cock 866l8, Ga fieid 6l443.
Twenty -thre, towns In New York
state give dem Icrati G gains Of S6 ant
republican gal Is of 1745.
Four hundred election districts, iD
this city, give HanCock 70054; Garfield
1922
Three hundred and twenty-seven
cleo ion district in this city show q
democratic loss of about 400 compared
with the vote OF 1879.
Four buDdred aud seventy election
districts iD New York city give Han
COCK 5000. Garfield 59l79 beiug a
democratic majority of oUly 23730 and
more than tSO>thirds Of 10 city is
ne&rd from. NInety.eix election dis
riots for mayor give Grace 1850
Dowd 12473.
Iu the seventh cong ressional district
thirty seven elecLlOu distriCti out OF
l07 give Dugree, democrat, 54U3; Astor,
GepuOlicaD, 4936.
La this city kape!lo, for judge of the
court IF appeals, runs auead of the
cktt. The CONTEST between Trux,
democrat. and Russell. republican, for
judge OF the superior court, Is very
close.
Eight wards Of AlbsLy give DEM
Ocrauc M jorIty of 265. being a demo-
crallc gaIu of 1878 According to the
western uniun telegraph company he
Indications are t8aL HsDc"ck's mAj joI-
ty in the city of New York will De
$500 ~ 10000. Vet 80 far show u
democrat q loss of twenty-five per
cent. Lode. tons from most of the
toWns in the state are that Garfield
will carry the state by from 10000 to
10000 N 1rity.
New York. Nov. 2.-Thi,ty.e'ght
towns or wards in New York ate
give democratic gains Of fourteen auO
republican gAins Of 232t. FOrty-nIne
-IecIon dht lcts in this city give
Grace 6449; Dowd 1887. Four hundred
aud leu election d. t lots give Han
COCK 7l6ll; Garfield 5l250.
Four hundred anu fifty election die
trl,t, in this city give Hancock 7S9O5;
Gar field 57375.
New YORK, Nov. 2-The vots Oh
mayor is Sd close taat the result Is
doubtful. The retIrns for register Oh
tae same ticket 30 far received indi
cate tat Docharry, democrat, will be
el. cted over Hess, republican, bs
| about 1000.
| The r. turns show Morton's, republi-
| can, eiectIOn over Gerard, democrat, il
the GW h congressional district by AL
immense majority. Over 800 election
districts have been heard from out o
678 in tue city chow democrat ma
jor ty OF only $4,000.
| AT midnight the election of demo
| cratic city and county ticket is COO
ceded. This comprises tne mayor
register and six aldermen at large
Cook (repunlican) Is ele, tad for con
gIess over Davis In the eighth distric
10y over 1000 majority.
Monroe county gives Garfield abou
$500 majorlty, a republican gain o
1900.
Brooklyn, New York, Nov. 9Th,
second ward comph t. gives Gaifi-l'
367; Hancock 1873; t1e vote in 1877
ct ~d : Hayes 1925; Tllden 1858. Th,
nineteenth wards compi.t vote give
GaI field 35455; Hancock 4164s, giVins
Hancock majority of 6l93. It
believed HancocR's mi rits In King
county will not exc ed 10 600.
Brooklyn, Nov. 2.-Brooklyn com
pleta gives Garfield 40 472 Hancocl
81 TIT; Hancock's msj ,rity s 3O5.
Nes York, Nov. 2-The following i
the ,tal city vote with 28 election district
mi sing: Hancock 1868 Garfield 1855
This indicates a city minority of sbou
45tO0 for Hancock.
The Herald says: As we go to pres
the electoral votes of the rollowiu.
,tates ere reported to be sure for tn
republican ticket: Connecticut, 6
Illinois, 21; Iudiana, Is: Iowa, II
Kansas, 5; Man.e, 7; Massachusetts
13; Michigan. II; Minnest t,. 5; Neb
r+eka, 8; New Hampshire, 5; Nav
York, 35: Ohio, %; Pennsylvania, 29
Rhode Is,apd, 4; Vermont, 8; Wis
consin, 10. TOTAL, 207 In THIS lis
the votes Of California, 6; New jersey
8; Colorado, 8; Nevada 8, and Oregon
8, ,tal ReDty -four, are not counted
Tney may all turn up for Garfield
The one great and grave danger t. th
country is result SO close as TO be dis
pulable has been avoided, and for thi
all good citizene, all men who Low
their country, no matter for whom
they yCt-d, will be devoutly thankful
There will be time enough to discus
the causes of the overwhelming vic
tory of the republicans. It is plain
however. that the country does no
fancy ''solId south,n and that it doe
not admire the lack Of brains and c
the principles for which the demo
cratic canvass Was chiefly conspicuou'
To these general reasons must be adde
this, that the American people, VIII
| are like all free people, conservative
and properly so, are Satisfied to lie
we'll enough alone. They saw n
sufficient reasons for Q change In tn
i ad administration. The democrats as
serted that there were such reasons
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