Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-10
VIRGINIA,

VIRGINIA.
Petersburg, November 9.-Cameron's
home gives Daniel 1,l67, Cameron 2,17l, a
Democratic gain OF PSI, At 1:3O a. m. one
hundred and twenty five voting precincts
give Daniel 1s,324, Cameron Is, ,3S9-Cam-
eron's majority 65. These precincts show
net Democratic gain of z, 1882. One hundred
and twenty precincts, which only report ma
jorities, give aggre gate msjorities of6 ,62S for
Daniel and 1910 for Cameron. Daniels net
msjority so far as heard from is G, ,56S. The
Democrats claim to have gained twelve
members Of the Legislature and lost three,
a net gain of nine. The returns received
include nearly one-thiTd of the vote of the
State, assuming that the total vote is about
the same as In the Presidential election.
RICHMOND, November 9-The returns
tLis morning are Of the same general tenor as
those of lat night, showing light additional
gains for Daniel (DemOcraO for Governor.
but still leaving the result in doubt. The
Democrats, however, claim to have gained
five more members Of the Legislature and
list One-making q net gain 10 this hour
(l1:30 a. m. Of thirteen, which necessitates
further gain OF two to give them a ma
iOrity on joint ballOt. The Readjusters are
confident that their State ticket is elected.
They estimate CsmerOn's majority at from
Is 600 to 10000. AS to the Legislature they
claim good working majority on joint bal
lot.
Further returns received at the Dispatch
Office up to 2 D. m, reduce the Democratic
gains in the Legislature to eleven, which
leaves the Democrats four short Of a ma
iOrity on Joint ballot. The Gubernatorial
vote is still too meagre to justify positive
statement.
at the office of the Wig, the Readiuster
organ, the full and estimated votes from
forty counties and cities, which cover one
dred loss to the Readjusters, based on the
last Presidential vote. The reported gains
for the Readjusters in the southwest will
overcome this lOEs. The Readtusters claim
that their figures insure the election Of
Cameron by from ~ 600 to Is. 900 maj jOrity.
The State (Democratl says this afternoon
that Cameron has probably been elected by
5000 msjoTity.
Later returns still further reduce Demo
crstic gains in the Legislature, and there is
now no hope Of regsining the lost ground
10 the counties to hear from. Pretty full
returns have been received from over half
OF the ate, and the indications are that
Cameron is elected, and that the Read
justers will have good working
majority on joint ballot In the
Legislature. At the ReadjusteTs
headquarters they claim the election OF the
State ticket by 5000, and a msjority in the
Legislature OF Il TO 20 on joint ballot. They
are exceedingly jubilant to night, marching
IN procession through the streets with a
band Of muse and firing cannon.
Returns received at Petersburg to night
| from different parts of the State give Came
ron in the neighborhood Of 1900 majority.
The Wing, the Rsadjuster organ, IN an
/ editorial on the result in Virginia will tC-
morrow say: "Our victory is certain. We
| have not yet received sufficient returns to
| give the exact or even approximate
/ figures Of our majOTiiies, but We know
/ enough to be quite positive that Colonel
| Cameron and our whole State ticket are
elected by a majority Of not less than II, 600
! and that we have carried both branches OF
the General Ass ambly by a joint ma
| iorItv exceeding that Of the Legislature
OF 1S79-S0. Indeed, the returns, as far as
received, fully justify cur claiming ma
1 i0ritY of 2O, 600 for Gus State ticket, but,oui
/ Of abundant caution, we decline to claim
| everything We might reasonably do so 81
! any rate. Our victory Is complete, and al
! last the people have selected a government
/ which will accomplish readiustment and
| give effect in full to the popular will. There
is no doubt Of this"
/ MAeHlNGIOh. - Nv EulUcI
er Raum received a telegram from jane
d. Brady, at Petersburg, Va, which says
"Relisble reports come in slow, but all VI
have are very good. Our majority In Jor-
gepsenis district is heavy, and We have car
rjed all OF Desendorf's district, exceptins
| Portsmouth. Unless all Of our careful esti
| mates Of this morning are erroneous w
have elected Cameron by more than tel
thousand ms1ority and carried the Legisla-
ture."
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 9. - Flower
Dem } majority over Astor In the Eleventh
| Congressional district is over 1900.
The total city vote on the State ticket Is
| Purcell, SO. .5S5; Carr, 53,0J6; Davenport
81, ,19l; Laphsm, S7,963; Hustled, 47,O5O
| Maxwell, S9,9lS; Russell. 81, ,055; Parmeuter
I IS. 7l3; Evershed, 50, lS5; Seymour, 5l,S1e
| Two hundred and eighty four towns ant
wards outside Of New York and King
counties show a Republican majority o
1415S and net Democratic gain OF l5,O94
The result In the Tenth Senatorial B,strtc
is still in doubt. The election is very seri
!. Gus defeat for Tammany, which has witt
difficulty held its own wherever 1t ran 81
independent ticket. The election OF ROllin
! Republican, for Surrogate is al overwhelm
ing defeat for Tammany. Hardy (Demo
craft, 10 the Ninth Congressions
district, had 5 complete walk-ove
over ex-Collector Thomas Murphy
the Republican candidate. The contest 10
| State Senators was closely fought. tx
| Senator HOgsu, the County Democratic
nominee in the Fifth district, was beaten b.
| Royd by LOCO Brady defeated Seehscher II
| the Sixth district bv nearly 1000. DAILY de-.
| fested Van Camp in the Seventh district b,
nearly 1900. Browning was elected
in the Eighth 0T a small majority. and FitE
| gerald, the county Democratic nominee
| defeated Spinola, the Tammany candidate
by very small msiOrity. The election o
McKeon for District Attorney is regarded 8
an anti-Tsmmany victory, the latter havinS
! nominated him first, knowing that the eOun
| tv Democracy had intended to do so.
! The World Claims that the Democratic
| stsse ticket is elec'ed by about 81. 600 ma
iority. ana also claims a Democratic ms
! iority in both HousEs % the Legislature, q
follows: Senate-l1 Democrats, 70 hepuo'
Iicaus: Assemblies Democrats, 60 aepuo-
1 licsns g.. .
Democratic by 10000 msjority. EighteeI
] Democratic Senators sTe elected ara IA ne
/ publicans; 67 Democratic and 5l hepuon-
/ can Assemblymen are elected
/ Tha Tf,aes of this morning saYs: "Au uE-
usualiv ligks vote wss polled In this STATE
| yesterday outside OF the large cities. Ih'
| returns thus Tar recelFeu euON tHa1 tuC AsO
! nubIican State ticket, with the exception o.
I Busted for State Treasurer, is elected by
small msjority, probably by not more
/ tbsn 8 6Od0 or 5000. The result, a.
regards the Legislature, Is II
/ doubt. the latest retHras Indicating that tht
/ S7nate is a tie, aud that the Assembly vii
I Stand a. Republicans to 90 DemOcgats. fh'
reelection Of Talcott and Gibbs, the Repuo
lican candidates for the Senate In this city
is in doub., but they are counted as success
/ full in the above estimate"
The Herald this morning says. "Ehe cleo
I fiOps in New York and other States yestef
/ dav will be briefly summed up. There wa:
I no disorder here, although much subdueC
/ excitement existed in the COngressiona
/ ana Senatorial districts. The state Is some
| Wat In doubt, owing to imperfect returns
/ but the last indications are that the Demo
Gratis have a small majority, the latest esti-
| mate being 5000. Carr, the Republican
/ candidate for Secretary OF State, seems Il
| have run ahead of his ticket so well tha
| full returns may prove bis cleo
| tion. As to the State Senate th'
/ Democrats have made considerable gains
/ but il Is doubtful whether they will have
| majority on the sDal count. The Assembly
eD6ears to have been secured by the Repuo
| Iiesns sOsfp, Hogan in the filth, EeWarc
| a, an Twelfth. and Everltt In the sixteentt
Senatorial districts, have all been defeated
| II ,i,Js oitv Bossism has encountered another
Wsterioo' Calvin, for Surrogste, has peer
| tguominiousiy defeated by Koliins lhep.
HcKeon is. elected District ktterneY ol
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