Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-08
Hern.ont Election.

BENNINGTON, VT, Sept. 7.-Much liehte
vote polled than expected. So far as heart
from the Senator and sheriff on the Republican
ticket are running behind. but the indication.
are that the Republicans will win. Col. Joyce
for member of Congress, Is running ahead ot
the State ticket. In Bennington the Repub
lican nominee for representative is running
ahead. The vote hardly indicates as heavy 8
majority as in 1878, when the county stood
| Republican 1856.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept. IRE.
turns of the election are coming in as rapidly
as can be expected. One hundred and ten
towns heard fromsgive the following vote: In
1876, Fairbanks. Republican, %, 1893; Bingham.
Democrat, 11670. In 1880, Farnham, Repub-
lican, "a, 1872; Phelps, Democrat, 11,877; Heath.
Greenbacker, 802. Republican gain, Al; Dem
ocratic gain z.
Congressional vote in the First district: joyce.
Republican, 9.645; Randall, Democrat, 8, 40;
Martin, Greenback. 35 Second. district: Tay-
lor. Republican, 1855; Campbell Democrat,
2,OO4, scattering, 391. Third district: Grant.
Republican, 6,l50, Currier, Democrat, 1851 !;
Larb'e. Greenbaok 1928. Representatives to tie
legislature: Republicans 81; Democrats, IS.
There are l3l towns to be heard from. The
same proportion will give 25,760 Republican
majority.
THIRD DISPATCH.
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 7.-Returns from
this district show Randall is far behind his
ticket for Congress. The Republicans are
gaining in the large towns along the line Of the
railroad. Joyce is undoubtedly elected by
largely increased majority.
BRATELEBoRo, VT, Sept. Notwithstanding
hard campaign work the returns show 800 less
voters were polled than on the check list, and
the Republican majority falls off six from six
years ago. Farnham receiving 946 and Phelps
$50, gain of twenty-one for the Republicans
and twenty-five for the Democrats. Tyler,
candidate for Congress from the Second dis
triot, received 651 votes. Tyler's vote is ma.
terially increased, though he runs behind his
ticket in every town.
RUTLAND, Sept. Rutland gives Farm
ham 1923, Phelps 1,149. Heath Sc, net Re-
publican gain over 1879 of 73. over 1878 Of
So4. Returns from II towns, about one.third
OF the @ state, show Republican gain over 1876
OF 400 This rate through the State will give
over $4,000 Republican majority in the State.
BURLINGTON, ept.7.-Returns from counties
and districts are very meagre, but point to the
election of the Republican ticket by a slightly
increased majority over the vote of 1875.
(. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. Sept. Tin Rocking.
ham, owing to split of the Republicans, tho
Democrais elected their Representative, Chas.
Swelt. The Vote for Gov. Farnham was 449,
Phelps 364. For Congress, Tyler 40, Camp
bell 344. All towns yet heard from in this Vi
cinity show slight Republican gains.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sept. 7.-Returns
from l5l towns give the following result:
Farnham. Repu blicap. "a 602; Phelps Demo-
Grat, lo'ooo; Heath, dreenback, 1,078. Repub-
!ican az majority, 17,724: The same town gave
In 1876, Fairbanks, Republican. 80 479; Bing.
nam, nam, Democrat, 1853; Republican gain,
%. FIRST district Congressional vote,
50 far 49, as heard from. Joyce,
Republican, o.96S, Randall, Democratic, 8,698;
Martin, Grenback, 35. Second district-Tyler,
Republican, l0,s46; Campbell, Democratic
4,o45; Mead, 437. Third district-GraLt, BE-
publican. =, l02; Currier, Democratic, 4.l27;
Farbel. $40; scattering, 1885, Members of the
legislature, Republicans l31, Democrats 10.
BENNINGTON, VT, Sept. THE election has
been quiet in the city to-day; Abbott, Republic
can Representative, being elected by 1873 ma
iorlty as against 16l Republican majority ia
1878 In Pournal great excitement prevails
aud the presiding officer has looked up the bal
lots and will not count them until morning.
The returns from several of the principal towns
or the seventeen comprised in Bennington
county gives Farnham ! 1,749, Phelps 1,1S8,a Re.
publican majority Of 62l, being an increase of
the Republican majority of one-fourth, Upon
this basis the Republican State ticket will 20
out of Bennington coun nty with !, l,O40 majority,
as against $50 two years ago. Congressman
IN seven towns has 1,720 and Randall, Demo-
cratic, l,06O, "a Republican majority of 668. This
county elects fifteen Republican Representa-
lives out OF seventeen, Republican gain of
over 1878