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

Editor Of The Buffalo CoerterJ
A DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM ONEIDA.
UTICA, Nov. S.-Oneida County will give small
if any, Republican majority on the State tlcKet'
Roberts Dem) is elected Senator Griffin lStalwart,
Jones (Dem) and Edgerton (Rep) are elected to
the Assembly. ELLIS H. ROBERTS,
Editor of The Utica Heraldl
MACARTHUR's MAJORITY IN WASHINGTON.
WHITEHALL, Nov. s.-Returns received from
various parts of this county, Washington, indicate
Republican majority of $500 for the State ticket
Macarthur Republican candidate for State Senator
has upwards of 1000 majority, and is probably
elected unless Rensselaer, County has done worse
than seems probable Goodman Rep) is defeated
for the Assembly in this the lid District by Northup
Dem.) by upwards of 800 majority. Armstrong
Rep is overwhelmingly elected in the lst District
w. II. TEFFT,
Editor of The Ckronicel
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN ALBANY
ALBANY. Nov S-The following Assemblymen
are elected in this county: Michael j. German,
Dem.). in the Ist District; Amasa J. Parker, Jr
Dem.), in the lid District; and John McDonough'
Dem) in the IVth District. The lid District IS IN
doubt with returns from one OF the back country
towns vet to be heard from. The chances are that
Aaron Fuller Dem. is electedby slender majority
of not over 200. Andrew S. Draper, his Republican
opponent, has been terribly cut all over
the district. Ordinarily his district Is
good for between 1900 and 1000 Republican
majority. Last year when there were three eandl-
dates running for the Assembly in this district, two
Republicans and a Democrat, Draper was elected by
plurality of 467. Abraham Lansing, Dem.), is
elected Senator. Waters w. Bramah. his Repubh-
can competitor was elected two years ago by a
plurality OF 2759 Lansing's majority Will PROB
ably reach 5000 The Democratic State and
County ticket has a majority Of about 5000.
W. II. McELRoY,
managing Editor of The AIbany Journdl.l
THE REV. r. X BEECHER DEFEATED.
ELMIRA. n. Y, Nov. 9.-The vote in Chemung
County is light. Mr. Purcell will have about 300
majority. Mr.. Dimon, the Democratic candidate
for the Assembly IS elected by about 800
majority. Mr. Maxwels majority over General
Hustled will be about 400. Schwartz, Democratic
candidate for Senator viii have about 600 majority
in the County, but Baldwin, the Republican candl-
date will have q large majority in the district The
Rev. Thomas K Beecher, Greenhack candidate for
member of the Assembly, obtained about 1000
votes in the County. C. G. Fairnan,
Editor of The EiDrd Adrertiser.l
MAcARTHUR's TOTAL MAJORITY.
Troy. Nov. s.-Colonel Charles i. Macarthur,
Rcpl is elected Senator by from 500 to 1000 ma
iority. His majority in Washington County is
100.
HENRY c. NELSON ELECTED SENATOR
WHITE PLAINS. Nov. S.-The returns come III very
slowly. Very few towns have been heard from as
vet II is conceded however, by the Republicans
here. that the Democratic State ticket will have
majority of 500; that Henry G. Nelson, the Demo-
cratic nominee for the State Senate, will have
majority of from 1,500 to LOO over Frederick w.
Seward that Edwin r. Keyes (Dem.) Is elected to
the Assembly from the Ist District and that William
II. Catlin Dem is elected from the Id District
In the lid District the Democrats claim the elec-
tion of Isaac H. Purdy, and the Republicans claim
the election of George w. Robertson. David Crom-
well Rep) is believed TO be elected County
Treasurer.
A REPUBLICAN AssEMBLYliAN IN SUFFOLK.
SAG HARBoR, Nov. s-SuHolk County gives 400
majority for the Republican State ticket, George
NJ. Fletcher, the Republican candidate for the AS
sembly from Suffolk County, is elected.
E. A. CARPENTER, lAssemblymanl.
SCHUYLER COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
WATKINS Nov. S.-Schuyler County gives 450
Repubican majority for Secretary of State, and
elects Minor T. Jones to the Assembly. Davenport
runs ahead of Carr and Hustled runs behind.
SENECA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC.
SENECA FALLS. Nov s.-A. NJ. Patterson (Repl
has about $50 majority for the Assembly In Seneca
Comfy. The Democratic State ticket has about 90
majority in the county,
JEFFERsoN COUNTY LARGELY REPUBLICAN.
WNTERTowN. Nov. S.-,Jeticrson County gives
. 600 Republican majority. c. X. SKINNER,
[COngressman-elect.l
wEsrCUEsTERs DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
K,roN,H. Nov S.-Nelson Dem.l is elected Sena-
for and Keyes (Dem.) Gait In (Dem.l and Robertson
Repl are elected members of the Assembly. Sew
enteen towns give Purcell $50 majority. The prob
obIe majority in Westchester County is about 800.
w. II. ROBERTSON.
THE LATEST FROM CAYUGA.
A1rn1rPS. Nov s-Less than half dozen towns
remain to be heard from in Cayuga County The
Republican majority is about $500 Evans, Re-
nubicon. is elected Senator by $500 majority at
low estimate. In the Ist Assembly District, Hunter,
Renublican. has 100 majority, and in the lid Dis
trict Noyes, Republican, has over 500 majority.
The entire Republican County ticket is elected by
over 1000 majority
COLUMBIA COUNTY GOES DEMOCRATIC.
urnsoN. Nov. s.-Columbia County gives the
Demacratic State ticket / 900 majority. Homer A.
Nelson Democratic candidate for Senator 1.1OO;
Abram T.. Schermerhorn. Democratic candidate for
the Assembly, 1,300.
SPEAKER SHARPE REELECTED.
KINGSTON Nov. S.-We estimate the Democratic
majority in Ulster County, on the State ticxet at
900 In the lid Assembly District Patten lDem.l
has about 800 majority. Benedict, (Dem) is elect
cd in the lid District. There was no organized OPP
nostion in the Ist District to Sharpe, who has about
. 600 majority Romeyn, candidate for the Senate,
runs largely ahead OF his ticket and will have from
900 TO 800 majority in the county. Schoonnake
will have 500 majority in the county.
ELECTING A DEMOCRAT AND A REPUBLICAN
B,ru. Nov. SIN Steuben County, o. S. Searl,
Democrat. is elected to the Assembly from the lst
District; A. A. Van Orsdale, Republican, from the
lid District The estimated majority forCarr IN the