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The democrats have lost four seats
in addition to the st. Joseph District,
which is already represented by a
greenbackcr.
Van Horn is elected by decided
majority over both Crisp and Allen,
who divided the democratic vote about
equally.
Mansur is defeated in the Tenth
district by less than 100 votes.
Craig was def, ated by about 100
votes.
Phillips is defeated by about 100
votes.
Waddlll, in the Springfield district,
is defeated by about GOO votes.
The democrats will only have eight
out Of the thirteen members of con-
gress from this state.-[Post Dispatch.
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Latest Returns.

st. Louis, Nov New York official
reports: Latest returns show New Jer.
sey democratic by about I.COO. Nevadr
probably democratic by small major
ity. California republican, securing!re-
publican U. S. Senator. New York
state 25,ooo republican, over $1,000
in 1876. Republicans loose sotthern
states, but gain one congressman in
Virginia, one in.Louisiana, onein North
Carolina, one in Mississippi, two in
Tennessee and probably one each in
Kentucky and Wesl Virginia.
In Missouri democrats have lost three
congressman.
Phillips democrat defeated by Rice
republican greenbacker by about 500:
Craig democrat in 4th by Ford repub-
lican grecnbacker: Mansur democrat by
Burrows greenbacker in 10th district.
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Pr Greenwood deserved better
vote than he got He is good fellow
and ought to have avoided ,the defeat
by refusing to make the race. We saw
why he WIS put forward long ago and
if he had acted upon the hint we gave
him, he might have been saved the
humiliation.
We made gallant fight for circuit
Judge. and for only ten days to do the
work in, and having to contend with
treason i'll our own camp we made a
splendid fight. carrying Putnam and
Adair for MILAN by over 500. In the
other two counties there was too mucl,
bourbonism and we were defeated, but
we are glad we made the fight. and the
republicans WHO stood up and fought
for MILAN, have reason to be proud OF
their work,
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Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-. November 2.-One
hundred and fifty towns give Garfield
1920; Hancock 35j,5777; Weaver .222:
net republican gain over September, 2,
327.
Returns indicate rep. majority of
LOCO.
AUGUSTA, ME., Nov. 2.-The Kenne-
bee Journal says the state has gone re-
publican By 4 LOCO ito $3.50, and perhaps
by a larger majority, as all towns heard
irorl generally give large gains over
the September vote.
PoErLAsD. Me-. November 2.-Care-
ful estimates at this hour midnight
indicate a majority for Garfield of 4.
500 in the state. The Portland Argus
eonceds majority of 1900 and a
plurality over the Hancock ticket of
5000.
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Rhode Island

Providence, Nov. 1.-The. vote of
the city comes in uncommonly full and
early. AT noon Garfield had s,766.
Hancock LOG. Weaver 4o.
Reports continue favorable to in
crease the republican majority in the
state and both congressional districts
The republican majority in Providence
at two O'Clock is a,747. All quiet.
Later-Rhode Island. lacking six
towns I5,I97, Hancock S,o53: Weav-
er eIe. Republican majority 6,o37.
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New Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov. 3.-The returns are Sc
Incomplete it is impossible to give Han
cocks majority, hut it will undoubted
ly reach one thousand.
Senator Hobart. chairman of the
New Jersey state republican executive
committee, says he has positive infor-
nation Potts is elected governor by a
majority of 40o, but comedies that the
democratic electors have carried the
state by small majority. Other re-
pub!icans say the governorship is in
doubt while thu democrats claim it by
1000 majority for Ludlow. The Leg
islature is republican on a joint bal
lot.
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South Carolina.

AUGUSTA. November 3.-Fuil returns
can not he obtained as yet from South
Carolina. but as far as can he heard
from they give large democratic
majority Of 800. Several negroes were
arrested for attempting to repeat
Edgeield gave democratic minority
Of 700. At Walhall a light vote polled
but it gave democratic majority. Al
Port Royal Garfield's majority is 212.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Returns have been
received from half the state of Illinois.
but a comparison. has been made with
only 297 towns and precincts outside of
Chicago. These show net republican
gain of 2,6S5. At the same rate in the
rest of the state. the plurality in the
state for Garfield will be about 44.OOO
The vote on Governor and Congressman
is a little less. The scratching does not
seem to have been very pronounced in
any section. The republicans gain one
congressman.
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Missouri,

Nov. 4.-Phillips, dem. is defeated
in the seventh district by Ri-e, green.
hacker,
Hatch's majority over London will
be about 1000.
Allen. dem. is elected over Rosen.
blatt, in the second district.
Van Horn, rep, is elected in the
eighth district, over Allen and Crisp.
democrats.
Frost, dem. claims a small majority
over Sessingham in the the third dis
trict. 1t will probably be contested.
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. 4.-Returns
from all the election districts in the
state except two in Kent county, make
majOrities of which are estimated upon
the votes of the election in September
show democratic majority of 1,O45
Two-thir'ls of the legislature is demo
cratic, in>rring the return OF Bayard to
the senate. The republicans elect their
whole ticket in New Castle county by
a majority of about 100.
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John Shaver made a good races
though his majority is not so large a.
that 6f some Of the other candidates. 1t
must be remembered that the dem oc-
racy made special fight on him.
That his opponent, Johnny Kenneday.
was one Of the most popular democrats
IN the county, and that a few repnbli-
cans on account of disappointment,
would have winked at Mr.. Shaver's de-
feat. Taking all these things into
consideration 80 majority is a grand
victory.
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Tennessee.


NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 3.-The vote
between Hawkins, republican. and
Wright Funder. democrat, is very close
for governor. with chances in favor OF
Hawkins. The republicans elect men,
be-. ct the Legislature in SHELBY and
Davidson counties. 1t is thought they
will control the Legislature and thus
secure the United States senator and
the state officers.
Partial returns from thirty-four coun-
ties give Wright 25,147: Hawkins 25,-
Us: Wilson l2.522. Wilson will beat
Wright 10000 in Middle Tennessee. but
is far behind in East and West Tenn
nessee. The race for governor is
between Wright, Funder-democrat,
and Hawkins.
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Estimates,

NEW YORK Nov. 4.-Tbe world saws:
The next house of representatives is
very close but the indications point to
small democratic majority. without
counting the greenback members.
The Tribune says: The democrats
will probably have majority in the
new United States Senate. The House
of representatives will be republican BY
a majority ranging from IA to %.
New York. Nov. 4.-The Herald saws
the republicans have 2l0 electoral votes.
Oregon still to be heard from. This is
. more than a majority. The next
House will contain 152 republicans and
al democrats. The Senate will be tied
the Vice-President casting a deciding
vote for the republicans.
The Times says: Our latest dis
patches show that the House of repre-
sentatives will stand $50 republicans
to 139 democrats and 4 greenbackers.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

Among the immediate results of the
victory of YESTERDAY we may look for an
advance in stocks and government
bonds, higher wages. bigger crops.
faster trOtting horses. fatter babies,
cleaner horse-cars, larger beer glasses.
shor'er sermons, fewer politicians.
cheaper gas, purer water. better streets.
politer hackmen, heavier thanksgiving
turkeys. honest cashiers, and a larger
circulation for good republican papers.
all of which are benefits over which the
whole country may rejoice without le-
gard to previous political condition.
-.Glo5e-Democrat.
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Iowa.

DEs MoINEs. a., Nov. 3.-Returns re
ceived at republican headquarters NJ
to II o'clock noon indicate gain OF
26.0W since last year. The repu blican
elect solid congressional delegation.
Scattering returns from Iowa show
net republican gain over the vote fol
governor in 1879 of about fifteen per
cent. If this rate holds good in the
state. Garfields plurality over Hancock
will he S3.;fg2.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

We HAVE few professed republi-
-. cans here who are very enthusiastic on
state and national tickets. and con-
gressmen, or where they may have
some influence in controlling appoint
ments, and when it can be no injury
to the democracy, but when it comes
to local matters they have a peculiar
faculty OF finding the best men among
the democrats, and either openly or
secretly working against the republi-
.can nominees. Such men have no
business in the councils ofthe repnbli-
cans and should be excluded from
their caucusses. They are now known
and can take warning. An open enc
my is always preferable to treacher-
Gus or false friend.
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The republicans did splendidly in the
city of ST Louis yesterday. They elect
ed their candidates for sheriff, circlu'
Judge, circuit attorney and coroner hy
handsome maiorities. They also gave
their candidate for Judge of the court
of appeals majority which will un-
doubtedly overcome the adverse major
tiles outside of the city 1t was gooo
day work. -Globe-Democrat.
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AFEw WORDS WITH ITS PATRONS AND
REApERs-FuTuRE PROSPECTS
AND INTENTIONS.
The GRAPHIC has passed its first
half year and can speak with justifa.
bic pride of its unprecedented success
which has far exceeded the m,st SAN
guine expectations ofits projectors
Ithas proved more than self sustain
ing from its first number, and this too
with out crum of public or official
patronage, popularity supposed to be
absolutely necessary to the success OF
a country newspaper. 1t has thus es-
tablished its right to perpetuation and
demonstrated the need for such a pa
per in this community.
The present week arrangements have
been made for the removal Of our Office
into more commodiI US quarters, by
leasing for three years, the handsome
suit Of rooms over A. Solkey's cloth
ing store, where a new and first-class
power press will be put in with other
necessary material to keep pace with
our increasing business.
The GRAPHIC will retain its pres
ent style, size and general make
up, with such Improvements expert
ence may suggest from time to time
The political campaign is over, and
henceforth We shall have better oppor-
tunities to direct our special efforts to
the literary and local departments and
to make the paper a necessity IN every
intelligent family in North Miss 1uri.-
The GRAPHIC expects to make itself
felt, by its intrinsic merits as a news
paper, and the candor and frankness
of its comments on the current events
of the day. Tell your friends that the
GRAPHIC is fixed fact, and get them
to give it a trial. A trial is all We as<.
In our new quarters We shall have
space to fit up and furnish reception
and reading room where our friends
will at all times be welcome to call and
make themselves at home. with our eX-
changes.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

Now if the democratic party will only
send its aSsests to the auction house to
be sold as unclaimed baggage, wash its
face, change its name, and try the rug
ged and unfamiliar paths of honesty,
hereafter, it will render the country the
only service in its power. As a corpse
it is too large to be buried, but if it
wishes to live it ought at any sacrifice
of lis feelings to try to live cleanly.-
IGlobe-Democrat.
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New YORK. November 5.-The Times
this morning put Garfield's majority in
the state at 23.OO0: the Sun at 2o,coo;
the Tribune at 22,ooo; the Herald at
10000: the World about $4,000. The
Sun says John Kelly led the party to
the ditch and wants TO know how much
longer he is to be permitted to lead it to
slaughter.
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Florida.

LAKE CRY, FLA, November 3.-Flor-
ida votes for Hancock and elects the
democratic candidate for governor and
both democratic congressman. The
legislature is democratic.
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CHICAGO, Nov. THE Louisville
Courier-Journal's editorial special to
the Times Of this city says the speedy
breakup of the solid south
is Inevitable as the result
of the election of Garfield and welcome.
the end of it all as CONSPICUOUS event
The democratic party is blamed TO-
the abandonment of Tilden. and a good
word is given for Garfield
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

Il: F. MILAN made a grand fight and
reduced the bourbon majority from
2335, of two years ago. to a little more
than thousand besides soaring the
enemy until they scarcely knew
whether they were walking on their
heads or feet.
Another such reduction in this
judicial district and their majority will
he wiped out.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

SAy FEAxcrseo. November 9TH
very latest returns give Garfield 10.
and Hancock loo. The remaining
districts are reported favorable 10 thG
republicans. although the demo rat:
claim them. The reprbIican5 cIai u
four majority on joint ballot IN the !; g
islature.
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We give much of our space this week
TO election news and returns to the ex-
clusion Of our regular variety of matter
believing that our readers will be more
interested in that than anything else
After this week things again resume
their normal condition"
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Kansas.

TOPEKA November 4.-The state has
gone from 10000 tn60OOo for Garfield.
Concressional-f'ir district. Anderson.
republican. 15.00O majority: second
district. Haskell. republican. 5000 ma
.ieritv: third district. Ryan. republican.
120oO majority. st. John, republican.
for governor. 10000.
Six counties show a republican in
crease of 1913. The same ratio in the
state would give total republican vote
of 117,O6O. The same counties in 1878
cast democratic vote of 2.:7S. The
Greenback vote is estimated at 1900.
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Della ware.

NEw York, Nov. 4.-Hous.on. r.pub-
lican congressman, reported elected in
Delaware. also the legislature Sussex
countys vote secures repuhlscan
legislature.
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Colorado.

DENVER, CoI.. November 3.-Forty-
nine. towns and precincts, covering
about one-half of the state, give Gar
field 2,S40 majority.
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If any candidates hereafter wishes to
secure his election and run ahead OF
his ticket let hlm first secure the oppo-
sition of the Democrat.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

WAsTkD.-A microscope that will
magnify 129679,2l3,l1OLto see ths
Gaphics fat subscription list after the
c1ming election. Democrat.
We advise the Democrat to make an
plication to the new county court for an
appropriation to purchase one. for its
special use.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

Returns are sufficient to establish
the complexion Of the next congress
sional delegation beyond dispute,
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No Need of Roosters, Canon or Comic
Cuts !!
Indiana.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Tndianapolis re-
turns from onc-half the state show a
net republican gain of 695, which indi-
Gates plurality IN the state o:9,343.
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Nevada.

SAN FIANcIsco, November 5.-Neya.
da will give Hancock about Goo major,
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A number of democrats have declared
that they will never vote that tichet
again.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-06

The democrats have gone into their
holes this week. It is suggested that the
holes be plugged mp.
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If you find an \ on your paper you
will know that it will stop unless other
wise ordered by you.
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All honor to Putnam county. She
did her duty clear through.
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Hatch's majority in Knox county
was 16l.
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Minnesota.

ST PAUL. MINI. November j.-The
first count of the vote by counties gives
Garfield 4o.oou.
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THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC {.

A FEW WORDS WITH IT'S PATRONS AND
REApERs-ruTuRE PROSPECTS
AND INTENTIONS.
, 1880-02-25

j. II. TANNER.
Mr.. Jatnos II, Tanner member Of tho State
Central Cnfhsnttteo, from Louisville. Elny Co.,n
~, tho Sixteenth COngrtes'snal District, WAS
asked by TnInunt reporter: "What IL tho
sentiment for President In yot,r soctlontt
ut scoms tn 10 between D!atno and Grant,
with two Ia ore In fAvor Of Grant. Sherman
has the Dristow following Of H."
"WhO are ytri for fer unynrnor7'
"Wc hnyo IN choice, except that We arc de-
81. Etil1utns"
"Tlento stnto your. rcnsons7"
~ don't knhw M ought to- Thcy are sim.
Hly thcS6: FecatsB0 he hns tnade'A1l tic az
nolntulbnta In Southern lllinnls 1rtIln among
tho nctfv1 Democrats. In 0,ir section, With tho
hcpnhllcahs in hopeless minority, with M
ch!inco Of rottIng nny ot the local b..lcca, wa
frt,n n Republican Governor"
"l!nw i thu Dem0cr7lcy In your scction7"
Tho Democracy down thcrc Is snlid for
Tildcn.. Fur GDvcr1lor our county Is sol.d for
sonttn,pnt In" ......-
."Will there b. nm indoraornent Of auy. prcsl-
dental Cpnd!datn " lhe n.cutiME hs4norr!,w1", =,
It be tn1tie, 10 indurac any. Presidential cand..
tlato. think TINT It would only rrs,t tn Ind
feeling. nm t'!u 1t 1A,gii'a frlef1tls md Eup-
portcrs, ns well as admirers, hut do mot atwhys
ahnrp IN his sentiments. Tho lllnlne sentiment
IN thia statc Ia ssnol'terfng. and think 1t would
would burst forth IN II hurricane mud sweep tho
Htnte. | think TINT tllaine would nt!d innro
strength to OUR ocuI ticket tllnI,nny other prcs-
i1ential candidate mentioned. l nm personally
4 0rant man. md were ] d delcRHte to tho Ma
uonal Convention wruld support him."
, 1880-02-25

blaine, and tntcnd to open tho nattor lIttia
Mt tho meeting, Tho m!etnkc that tho
friends Of Grnnt ma1o ia In not letting
tho b00m take ita COURSE, md nlowinR tho Con-.
rcntions t, fnllow. as mattHr Ut cnursc. Mt tho
rcg1,lnr tttnc. tnstend If Tint tho lend erA
stopped to The front and tried to force things.
AMI thuts thoy brought on renction, which
would not hnyH tMkcn ptace hai they kept in tho
background. Thcro wns n call mndp far n meet
Ing Ut tho Republican Htnto Central Committee
In january last ~+and II wns intended IN hnve tho
Convention held In February for the selection
Of Delegates tn tho National Convention while
tho hoom was MI. hut went to several mcm-
l}crs of tho Committee nnd told them that this
wouldn't do; TINT they would to shipped quicker
than they could nay 'scnt' liad TINT Coll
vcntlon bccn called, thoy would havo
met and adjourned until Mny, first
having rcplnccd tho Ccntrnl Committee. spnke
u tirhnt ten minu.cs tur'nK thu time Of Tho
nn1 told him never to arcrpi a nomination fur
Tue Presidency unless he knew TINT It camn d:
sro 5 s h issan Sapg 1fs b. fam Sns @ y Il ny s I'll
,nu!nrt!ica md their volec Is for 1liaino, and tho
Central Conlnllteo emit ignore that sent!tneft:
horc WON'T have it,-fl,ey. wouldn't stat,,i
Tho + pcn.Sissu.a "''s "hE; onvsnon ,t look xa." q IT.
"a tse sss;S':es sss; :ss t. o.: @"' ssen; I:
would sla1id NJ aiich nonsense. They Il rebel III
4 minute. aud tls people there nre
now, did viii until tis G,,nycntion moois T il,
hung. that the Delegates WILL MT snre III rnte
fSr fnnt. The a,,ger y te c9lntry Ir tho
osr!ts demands TINT The ltc1'ubi!caa pa1ty re-
mah main IN i",wer; Thcre |: no Mct to
sas x 'tfshne st k Of fqf o hG o pfisss rs e
1isptacc nun In Congress WIN hnB l'ee,l elected