The People's vindicator., 1880-11-27

Delaware .............'.'.'''''''
Florida. -,
Georgia a.........'''. ''"''' ''''''''''''''''' =,
Kentucky. ...".....'..'.'.''''''''
Louisiana. ......'.'..''''
Maryland. .....-........''''''''''"' .
Mississippi ''''.'''''' %
MISSOURI.
New eVaua...............' ...''...'''''''''''''''''''
New Jersey. ..~....................:. "
North CarOlila. >.
South Carolina. ..........................
Tennessee. ..........'..'''''..'''''"''
Texas. '.''''.'.''''''''''''''' %
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West Virginia. ...................'..'.'
Total. .-...................'..'..io
Total number electoral vOtes... .36y
Necessary to elect t".........,.............
The result in detail, so far as ascertained,
is as follows: .....,..,.
Alabama--Democrati majority about io,-
900. Democratic Ccfsressmen al chosen.
Arkansas Estimated Democratic majority
10000. Democratic Congressman probably
all elected. oet. HGfNi'iy ,t,'l
Caljforn,a-The Hancock Electors will
have plurality OF between 200 ana aoo, with
the exception Of one Elector. who was
scratched from number Of tickets and is
probably defeated. The Democrat. gain one
Congressman, Gen. Eosecrans, in the First
District. The Legislature is Republican.
Colorado-Retnrns from about one-half
the State indicate that Garfield will have
some 5000 majority. ii, ,.sr.e..5y. g
onnectcut-Garfeld has q plurality OF a
little more than $500. BigelOw, Republican,
elected Governor. Legislature Republican,
thus insurins . Republican successor to
Eaton. r.f ~ q s's s't '.L.T
Delaware Democratic majority about
1000. Legislature and Congressman Demo-
cratic. '.t '..' 81,
Florida-The Democrats have elected their
entire Electoral, State and Congressional
ticket. Majority about 1000. # o.. yfl,,.
Georgia -lancock's majority Il between
5000 and 10000. Congressman oil Demo-
crats. a,i syra 4y tfHa' yW
Illinois-The Chicago Tribune mss com.
plete official returns from al the counties in
the State, which show 4 total vote on Presi.
dent Of 622. .29O, Of which Garfield has 3lS,.
:o5; Hancock, 27777,45i; Weaver, % ,se1; Dow
and Phelps, 80. Gardcld's plurality, 40,.
7jl; majority, 1880. ,Cullom, Republican,
for Governor, has 2, 800 less than Garfield, and
oil the State candidates'run somewhat below.
The Congressional delegation from Illinois
will consist, rs at present, Of six Democrats
and thirteen Republicans, as follows: First
District, Altlrich (R); Second, Davis R.);
Third, Farwell (R.); Fourth, sherwin CR.) {;
Fifth, Hawk (I;.); Sixth, Henderson (R.);
Seventh, Cullen Cry; Eighth, Payson W.);
Ninth, Louis (R.3; Tenth, Marsh Cry;
Eleventh, Singleton D.l; Twelfth, Springer
3D.; Thirteenth, Smith (R.); Fourteenth,
Cannon (R.); Fifteenth, rMoultou (D.); Six
teenth, Sparks (D.); Seventeenth, Morrison
D.); Eighteenth, Thomas (IL); Nineteenth,
Townshend (D.) The Republicans gain one
district, the Thir>sen1hs and love one, the
Fifteenth. .TJ7.l 9t'i 10
lndisns-0 -0arAslds majority h probably
slightly less than that di Porter in October.
Iows-Garaeld's majority Il estimated a.
from 5000 to $500. The Congressional
delegation II solidly Republican, the Dem.
ocratic.Greenback candidate In the Sixth
District being probably defeated BY small
majority. ,a...', ~ 80. :. #.....
Kansas-GarAslds msjorlty will be from
10000 to W,OO0-St. Johns, for Governor,
somewhat less. Estimated Republican ma
lorieiss In Congressional districts arc as fol-
lows: First District, Andsrson; Ii, 900; Sec.
snd, Haskell, $3.50; Third Ryan, 1000.
The State Senate win slsntl about 81 Kepub.
Icansto 3 Democratic; sAe House, loS Rep,,b.
licans 10 u opposition. III The Constitutional
amendment prohibilihgi tiis manufacture
and sals Of liquors In NE. state has beef,
adopted BY as lest 9oy00t ma)ority.'I q ,, %
K@tucky-Demesis,is majority senswha,
reducsd-psobably lo< over 81, 900. White,
Rspublicaa, b elsstsA 20 Congress from The
Ninth District, ovss Turner, Da,uoeras-s
Republican gain.
LOuislana--Denocraate najssity abou,
10000. Dsrrsll, 1speblican, is elsoeed I.
Congress from TIE Third Dbtriet--a Repub
ncan gain. 'tff2gk spHis 3Ad ; f
Maine Returns ssser,aly show 1Rspubli
can gains - eompsrsV WITH ~ Octobe1
election, md Garaelds najofiN u tle Stat
bsstimstsd 1t from 100 to AOoo.
Narylaad-HaneockS majority absut 1s..
coo. Ceagressioaal delegation unchapss.l
politically. .7 5IL 800 ~
Massachusetts, Gaslsld's 0a)esiGy u po>
hI from $1,000. Morse, Dsmossaaje Con.
gressman non ~ Fourth DilEic1 h ~.
elected BY . email aAjselGy. Y!cJ "a, ii
Michigan 0srlsldS na)sgsg Nm h
shout n, ,o0o CoogrSusiooal Aslaksaioa IN.
bsoken. th.it aaf 20 Soi "I{ %
Aianssses- -0aslsld's ua1eslH sstinabsd
= A.eea 1spul,inA CssgssaaD0 Il
1sstsstppEThs Dsnsessls carry tha
Seaes b seeut ths usual nsjesilv. TAs ~
eek - Csogssss h ~ SixtA Dielsie iein
'essee IL b said tAss ssas 3.ooo Rspuhli-
- usksts h Wazrsa County Aase hssn
thrown sut upsatls grsund ~ thsy wsre
Assh lsgal Tern usdsr ~ laws e 1lssis.
sbpi. 4 dtspsaeA frsn NassAss sys
1ynsa, = declared Asssatsl, will sealass the
asettea he)sgv ~ Hsuse. s.
NsssarEnaaeesk's ~ Criseesdes's n.
!esle'es y tAs staas ss0maAsd u iren q, ,eoo
se0'0e hSe Leais Hassssh ~ . plu.
selv vNA n& 1svubWsss s.sse Q per.
1nd tAsir city tidkn. n Iuoswing % lie
ConsIsonsa slss16d: lU6A Dbniet CjAtdy
lDD;ssaead, Allsa, a,tD. )s TAiss, rtsst tD.):
seanA. Dsvb lD); PM. Blaad (D.);
s.S'., haseleins N.03s -esvuusA,~Rsss