New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-09

and Pamenter runs behind his Democratic col
leagues Patterson and Sweet DEM and Derrick
RepD are elected TO the Assembly.
J. NJ. FRAyCIs,
Editor of The Troy Tincs.l
sKrNNER's HANDSOME MAJORITY.
WATHRrowS, Nov. s.-My majority for Congress
in this county will be about 1900, and in the dis
trct about $500. jefferson County gives Carr
900 majority. and elects Hunt and Binninger Re
publicans to the Assembly {. X. SKINNER,
rep. candidate for Congress in the XXIId District
CAYUGA STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.
ArRURS. Nov. s.-The entire Republican county
ticket n elected. Two Republican Assemblymen
are undoubtedly elected. and Evans the Republi-
can candidate for Senator. has large majority
Auburr's complete returns give Carr 2,027 Purcell
1857. Hustled 2O24, and Maxwell 1865. The ma
joty for the Republican State ticket in this county
is estimated at 1000. II. ID. PECK.
WASHINGTON COUNTY DOES WELL
WHITEHALL. Nov. s.-The majority in Whitehall
for the Republican State ticket is 10, gain over
last year of 49, George Northup, the Democratic
candidate for the Assembly in the Id Washington
County District, and Armstrong, the Republican
candidate in the Ist District are elected The Re
publican majority in Washington County is 200.
II. G. BUILRIGH,
[Ex-Assembly lyman.
pOUCaER DEFEATS CULLINAN IN OswEGO.
OswEGo Nov. s-Tho returns from the LIST AS
semby District of Oswego County show that
Poucher (Dem.l is elected TO the Assembly by
plurality of 431. Tho Republican vote is about
evenly divided between Cuinan tStalwart and
Benson (Anti-Stalwart). Only imperfect and scat
tering returns have been received on the State
ticket but enough is known to indicate light vote
and about 1000 Republican majority in the county.
A REPUBLICAN AssEaBLYhiAN FROM PUTNAM
GARRGsoN's. Nov. S.-Putnam County gives the
Republican, State ticket 200 majority. Everett
Rep), candidate for the Senate, has 100 majority,
and Livingston Rep) is elected TO the Assembly by
100 majority. HAMILTON FfsU, JR
ALvoRD BARELY SUCCESSFUL
SYRACUSE, Nov. s-Tho City of Syracuse holds
aloft the Republican banner with 800 majority The
towns in Onondaga County, now estimated. warrant
the expectation Of full 5000 Republican majority
Senator Mccarthy runs well mp with his ucket.
Alvord is reelected in the Ist District by about oo
majority. Farrar has 800 majority in the Id DISTRICT.
Lghton Dcm.l has about 800 majority in the llld
District. The entire Republican county ticket Is
elected About threcquarters of the usual vote was
was poled. Z. E SMITH,
Editor Of The Syracuse Journal!
SENATOR wAGNER's MAJORITY LARdE'
SARATOGA, Nov. S.-From returns received 1t Is
safe to estimate the Republican majority IN Saratoga
County at 600 Both Republican Assemblymen
are elected though the vote in the lst District VIII
be close. Wagner is reelected to the Senate by a
large majority.
THE ROCHESTER, DISTRICT CLOSE.
ROCHESTER, Nov S.-The vote for Senator is very
close Raines has about 800 majority in the City
of Rochester. II is hoped that this majority may pe
wiped out in Orleans County and in the lst ana
IIId Districts of Monroe. Baker Repl has about
20 majority for the Assembly in the lid District
CHARLES L. FITCH,
Editor of The Rochester DemocrdtI
SARATOGA REFLECTS HER AssEMBLfMEN'
SARATOGA Nov. s.-The Republican majority III
Saratoga County OH the State ticket is estimated at
from 400 to 600. A light vote was poiied. d.
f. Baker is probably returned to the Assembly from
the Ist Assembly District. and d. 5. Potter Is re-
elected to the Assembly from the lid Assembly DIS
trict.
pUTcHEss GIVES CARR OVER 2,4oO MAJORITY
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. S.-Dutchess County gives
Carr over 400 majority. Bonney (Rep.) Is elected
TO the Assembly from the Ist District and oBrien
Dem) from the lid District. In the latter district
O'Bricn flooded the polling places with money,
ERIE LOST THROUGH REPUBLICAN DIsAFFEC-
TION.
BUFFALO, Nov. Sour State ticket is probably
defeated in Erie County by small majority owing
TO Republican disaffcction. Hard, our candidate
for Senator, is beaten by Titus, Democrat. IN tue
Ist District Higgins Dem) is reelected to the AS
sembly The lid District is uncertain, but is prod
ably Democratic. The lid District elects lick
man Qnd. Rep) The IYth and With Districts arc
nrobably Democratic. JAMES ID. WARREN,
Editor OF The Buffalo Commercaatl
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF BUFFALo's VOTE.
RuFrALo. Nov. s.-The Democrats have elected