Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-11
GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
DOMESTIC.
The ERECTION In New Yo,k.

The Election tn New York.
Nyy YORK, November 10th.-The result
az the State election engTosses the attention
of The journals as yell Gs the people. It ls
now probable that the Republicans have
elected their State ticket by from {, GOO to
15 090. but lose both branches of the Legis-
iatune. This is result utterly uudreamed OF
by the widest politician, while lis reverse has
frequently occurred-the Republicans have
lost their State ticket. but have preserved
their power in the LEGISLATURE. The resuis
in good part is due TO Kings county, wnlGh
the Democratic journals admit IS likely
hencsforth to be a Republican county. 1t
gave Tilden and Hancock about 26,oUO ma
jorisy. but to-day ia about even, though the
Republicans aye successful there on the local
ticket by over 5000 Howell, Brooklyn's 3
defeated candidate for Mayor. says that
henceforth he will act with the Republicans.
The BROOKLYN EegIe, one of the stanchest
Democratic organs in the United States, un-
disguisedly expresses its satisfaction with the
result, end openly declares that the city and
county are much better off than II the Dem
ocrats had been successful.
The Tribune says : The loss of the New
York Assembly Is not. perhaps, matter of
great Importance. 1t may even have the
good effect Of showing the Republicans
throughout the State That they cannot win
elections by staying at home. The loss OF
the Senate is the moro serious matter. The
saving of any one Of the ten districts which
have bsen lost would have tied the Senate
and given casting vote TO this Republican
Observation-Disclosures. That none OF them
were saved seems due to three causes-the
Republican apathy, the weak Republican
nominations and the Democratic bribery.
The Times, summing up the results In the
ErL. x1.~A 3 s-N1rN h 10 n
under The existing circumstances, that TINS is
decisive victory the Rspublicans-that it es.
tabiishes beyond doubt the steadfastness OF
the party and its ability to hold its own
against any ordinary obstacles under the fair
management OF its affairs, bat the figures
also chow that the party was never more
restless under the discipline OF mere partisan
leadership, and never more independents ana
determined ia It's Independence, wherever
this discipline has been carried beyond proper
limits. -.
At the headquarters Of the Republican
State COMMITTEES it was stated this morning
tnas late dispatchee, adding to the Republl-
can msioriby, were received, and it was ex-
pecsed it would amount to 10000.
AIBAyY. November :h.-Returns from
the State received by the Epening Journal
put Carr's majority at 10000 The Journal
says tina. if these figures stand, all his assc-
ciatss on the Republican ticket, except Hus-
ted. are certainly elected. The Journal
figures the Senate ct II Democrats and 10.
Republicans, and the Assembly at 20 Demo
Gratis TO 81 Republicans.
The Virginia Political Situation.
WAsHINeTos, November 10sh.-The Vir-
giniz Democrats are badly cut up at
the election of Cameron. They pre-
dict that the Re3dju5ters and Rspubli-
cans in the Legislature will fall ous ct
every election for the United States SeDstor;
that Malone pledged Lewis the Senasorship
if he would consent TO let his name be used
OF the Readjuster State ticket; that Lewis
consented on this condition, and he holds that
the Readiusters are bound to make him Sem
ator. Cameron, RiddlebeTgsr and Auditor
Msssie, al prominent Readjusters. want to
be Senators, and will make efforts to be
elected. The Democrats hope and believe
that the Republicans and Readjusters will fall
out over this position. II they disagree, the
Democrats will propose to elect General
Wickham, straight-out Republican. If the
Republicans members of the Legislature will
unite with them, the Democrats will gladly
elect Republican to beat the Readiusters.
and it is thought the national leaders of the
Republican party would, in view OF the mar
row margin in the Senate, advise the election
of Wickham rather than have coalitionist
Senator.
RICHMOND, November 10th. = Returns
FROM eighty counties and cities, covering two
thirds Of the State, make Cameron's (Read-
iuster) majority so far about 1,500. Thirty
Swo counties are yet 60 be heard from, which
will considerably increase these figures but
from the estimates made from a careful cal
culntion, his total m5 jority in the State will
not reach 10 600, and may fail much lower.
The Rsadjusters, however, stiil claim that
Cameron;s majority will rot be less than
u, eco. Ths Legislature, according to the
best estimates that can be now made, stands: !:
Readiusters, 81; Democrats, 43. Senate-
Rs2djusteTs, q; Democrats, is. Majority
fo- ReadjusteEs on joint ballot, is.
RICHMOND, November 10th.-The Despatch
fDam.) comedies Camercn'5 election by 5000
to {. coo msiority, and summarizes the legis
latigs result as follows Senate-Deuiocrats
II. Reaiiusters 2S Horse--Democrats IL,
Readiusters 50, doubtful 3. This would give
Ike Readjussqrs 10 majority on j9ins ballot,
without counting tie three doubtful. Tao
negToas are in the Senate and elsyeu in tie
House.
The Pennsylvania Election.
PEuADELpHIA, November 10th.-Oficial
re urns from thirty eight of the sixty-seven
COUNTIES of the State, with estimated returns
from tae remainder, give Bailey Republican,,
for Sb..te Treasurer, plurality of 1854 over
Noble (Democratl.
The Result in Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, November 10th-The returns
to-day make it certain that the Republican
State ticket IS elected by over 1000 ma
jority.
MILWAUKEE, November 1Oth.-The claims
made to-tlsy at La Crosse by the Chairman
of the DeYocrst;c State Central Committee
that the State is yet iH doubt, are not based
on the returns. Sufficient returns are Eou in
to insure the election of the entire Repubi-
can ticket by pluralitiss Of from 1000 TO
10 coo. Secretary Paid, Of the Republican
State Central Committee, places the plurali-
ties at S 900 TO 1l0o0. with the Legislature
81 Republican to 46 Democrats or joint bal
LOT. There is no question whatever OF the
election of tia Republican State ticket.
The Outlook is Eegard TO the Next
House.
WASHINGTON, November I0tb.-The cleo
tion Of Democratic member Of the House
of representatives. from the Eleventh New
York District destroys the majority Of the
straight-oas Republicans, and they viii be
able to have only f46 votss-one less than a
majority. The Republicans here are not
very much concerned over this, as they ex-
press no doubt of being able to pick up the
one vote requisite TO constitute a majority
without trouble. They have nine Green
backers, two Virginia Resdjusters and one
New York Independent Republican to recruit
from, and their calculations are therefore
based on good foundation although if these
twelve members, who belong to neither of the
regular organizations were to combine, they
could dictate their own terms. But since the
RssdjusterS Of Virginia are indebted for the
success in their State election TO the aid of
the Republicans, there is no doubt that the
two Read juster members from that State will
vote with the Republicans in the organization
Of the House.
The STAR Route Dccisien-Cook's Counter
Statement.
WASHINGTON, November 10th.-Few per-
sons in Washington were surprised at the de-
cision Of Judge Cox, who grants the motion
to strike off the information against the star
route conspirators and discharge the defend
ants. The Courtroom was crowded, the
audience being largely composed of friends
of the accused.
As soon as the Judges decision was made,
William Z. Cook, Assistant to the Attorney
General. read statement which he had evil
dsntly prepared in anticipation of the result.
lie denied the statement of District Attor-
ney Corlxhiil that the Attorney. General had
been consulted by him in regard to the ad-
j0nrnment of the Grand Jury, and claimed
that information had only been resorted to
r - 4.