The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-11-12
KEATING'S MAJORITY 1860.
The Legislature Democratic in
Both Branches.

/ AAO oOSloACeOS1A y oOAAOOA WIN IL
Both Branches.
NO o. L. DIS ELECTED |
The returns from every county and city
in Maryland, show that Mr.. Heating has
1 been elected by substantial majority of
over 13,600 and that both branches Of
the Legislature will be Democratic. Hon.
\ John Richie is elected Chief Judge in
I the Frederick and Montgomery district,
and in the Southern district, composed of
/ Charles, ST. Mary's, Prince Georges and
/ Calvert counties, Stone, for Chief Judge,
+ Judge, and Brooke for associate, both Re-
publieans, have been elected.
/ Howard, Anne Arundel, Queen Anne's,
( Washington and Frederick counties were
the points Of greatest interest to politicians
Howard has stood BY the colors of the
+ regulars, and Anne Arundel also. Queen
Anne elects one Republican delegate aud
/ fails Mr. Heating 10 his own home by
eight votes Washington returns a ma
jority for his Republican opponent aud
I elects only ono Democrat to the House of
Delegates out Of four Much interest has
attached to individual 6gurauts in State
+ politics. Messrs. BasnOn aud Henkle, Of
/ Anne Arundel, remain at home Messrs.
/ Stump aud Yandiver, Of Hartford, Gibson,
Of Talbot, aud Wooi,oa, Of Howard, are
+ 10 the same category.
Ia the next Legislature the Democrats
will have 60 Delegates aud Is Senators;
the Republicans viii have 81 Delegates
and II Senators. They have thus in
creased their strcagth 10 ia the House
and 10 the Senate, willie holding well 10
hand shat they had before. The counties I
IN which Delegates are gained By the Re I
publieans arc Calvert, Charles, Hartford. I
Prince Georges, Queen Auuc's, Talbot,
Montgomery and Washington They 1
submit TO losses oaly in Dorchester and
Somerset, Que each. The gain Of Sena. 1
tors Is in Hartford, Montgomery. 81 Mary's /
aud Talbot Righ,iully also they should I
be credited wiki senatorial gains in Caro-. 1
line aRd Prince George, for these coun-
ties - the las; two sessions Werg repre- 4
seated IS iudcpcndcnt Democrats, who /
oaly occasionally acted with TIE Repabli
cans The ruil list Of che members Of the /
ncxt Legislature is given as follows
rae state senate.
SENATOR'S HOLDING OVER TWO YEARS.
Anne Aruodol--C;eorge Wells, dem
Baltimore city--Fiss legislative dis.
irici, Jno III Cooper, dem. Third legis-
laiive district, W II Bians, dem.
Baltimore eoanty--Geo. II Williams. /
dem,
Calver,-John T. Boad, dem.
CarToll-Henry Yandcrford, dem,
Frederick H. Steiner, rep.
keat-wm r Hepbron, dem.
Qaeen Anae So VIM. 7. z. Tprpin. dem.
Somerset Robert T. Brauon, dem.
WashiBgtoa-Joscph FsFrow, rep.
Wieoiaico-J. Augustus Parsons. dsm
Democrats 10 Republicans, ,
NEW sEyAToRs-FoCR YEARS.
Allegany William Brace, rep.
Bsllimorc eiiy-John Gill, JF., dem.
Caroline-A B. Roe, rep.
Ceeil-l.evi r. Mcarus, dem.
Charlcs-F ~ Lancaster, rep.
Dorchester Henry Lloyd, dem.
Garret,-Wm. Il. Getty, dem.
IIarford-Ed Edward NJ Allen, rep.
lIoward-Edvin Wsrseld, dem half
term.
Montgomery Joseph T. Moore, rep
Prince Georgs's-R- IL Magruder, rep.
St Mary's-J s Allsion, rep
Talbot Davis Clark, rep.
Worcester George w. Bishop, dem.
Democrats < Repnhlieans
Hea~e OF Delegates OF 1859.
Allegany-B L. Turner, C. f. Ne
Aleer, john Faikin, G. f. HeiEel, reps
Anne Arandel-Dr George W Ham
mond, Samuel G.. Acton, John c.. Hop
kins, Frank A. Bond. dems
Baltimore City-First legislative dis.
trict, Thos McCosker, August Bsrkmeier,
Charles r. Hamilton, james Youug,
Harry Welles Rusk, Levin F. Morris,
dcms,
Second legislative district, John H.
Handy. Patrick REILLY, john A. Os,en-
dorf, Edward NJ kirkland, Aqailla Green
field. Henry Davall, dems
Third legislative district, Otis KeilholtE,
Charles j Wiener, Bernard l.. Harig.
Henry A, Schultz, Andrew A. Rose, Jos.
G. johnson, dems.
Baltimore county-Andrew Banks, F..
j. Farber. John s. Cuttings, Jr., j. g.
Bosley, Wilmot johnson, J. W. Burton,
democrats.
George w. Dowell, James c.
Clancy, reps.
CaroIiue-Jamcs Green, Thomas ".
Jones, reps.
Carroll-David A. C. Webster, Joseph
W. Berret, Edward w. Leeds, Henry
Gait, dems.
Cecil - Duncan Yeazey, james A.
Lewis, VIM. B, Rowland, dems.
Charles-Sidney E. Mudd, Samuel G.
Lancaster, W. d. c. Mitchell, reps
Dorchester-Wm. S. Sherman, Jos. H.
johnson, Wm T. StapleiOrt, dcms
Frcderiek-B d. Chambers, Chss. l.
Wilson, Dr. T. +. r. Miller, Peter Lugen-
beel, Joseph f. Webster, reps.
Garrett-Samuel j. Beachey, Howard
NJ, Kemp, reps.
Harford-James b. Preston, David
Wiley, Dr. Silas Scarboro, dems., VIM. B.
Baker, rep.
Howard Robert A. Dobbin, John T.
Harley, dems.
Kent-Samuel Cacy, Thomas A. Hume,
democrats. !
Montgomery-Joseph Dyson, Thomas
Waters of s., democrats; John II. Nc
Donald, rep.
Prince George's-Alvin NJ. Bond, re-
publican; C. H. Stanley. John Gourley,
democrats.
Queen Anne's A Randolph Weldon,
VIM. c. McConnor, democrats; Joseph !
Mallalieu, rep.
Somerset-Robert II Croswell, John
T. Miles, dems. f. r. Gunby, rep.
St. Mary's-L. II. Canter, John N.
Graves, reps.
Talbot-Robert B. Dixon, VIM. Il.
Council, VIM. S. Grace, reps.
Washingtou-Wm. B. Kelley, Geo. A.
Davis, Geo. W. Pittmau, reps. Victor D. !