The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-10
and q RepubIIcan as.embIyInen


The Times Of this morning says: An I'M
usually light vote was pollcd in this State
yesterday outside the cities. The returns
thus far received show the Republican
State ticket, with the exception Of Hustled
for State Treasurer, IL elected by small
majority, probably not more than six or
eight thousand. The Legislature Is in
doubt, the latest returns indicating that the
Senate is tie, and the Assembly stands G5
Republicans 10 ca Democrats. The re-
election OF Talcott and Gibbs, Republican
candidates for the Senate in this city, is in
doubt, but they are counted a. successful
in the above estimate.
The Herald this morning says that the
election in New York and other States yes
terday will he briefly summed up. There
was no disorder here, although much SUBJ
dued excitement existed in the congress
sional and senatorial districts. The State
Is somewhat In doubt, owing to the imper-
feet returns; but the latest indications are
that the Democrats have a small majority,
the latest estimate being 5000. Carr, the
Republican candidate for Secretary OF State,
seems To have run ahead OF his ticket so well
that full returns may prove his election. As
10 the State Senate the Democrats have
made considerable gains; but it il doubt
full whether they will have a majority on
the final count. The Assembly appears to
have been secured by the Republicans
again. Hagan, in the Fifth, Seward, i'm the
Twelfth, and Everett, in the Sixteenth
senatorial districts, have all been defeated.
In this city bossism has encountered an
other Waterloo. Calvin, for the smTO-
gate, has been ANONYMOUSLY defeated by
Rolling, the Republican candidate. Ne
Keen is elected district attorney by an
overwhelming majority. The Democrats
have elected six of the seven senators and
seventeen Of the twenty-four assemblymen.
The indications are that the regular Demo-
Gratis have secured six OF the district al
dermen, the Republicans secured seven,
and Tammany only three. The indications
are that the Republicans have succeeded in
electing their Marine Court judges. Most
Of the Democratic candidates for civil JUS
tees have been elected, including Norton,
Campbell, Canch, and McGayen.
ALBANY, November 0.-The Argus edi-
torial at noon to-day claims the election OF
the Democratic State ticket by $500 major
ity, though owing to Carr's running ahead
OF his ticket he may be elected.
New YORK, November 9.-In Brooklyn
to-day the Republicans are iubilant over
their victory. They have elected their
mayor, sheriff. supervisor at large, one
senator, one asscmblyman, and ten super
yisors out Of thirteen, and five aldermen.
For mayor the vote was: Seth Low (Rep.),
45,434; James Howell Dcm.), 40,G37.
ALBANY, November 9.-Returns from the
State as far as received, together with esti-
mated returns, give Carr majority of
j,45G. The EUeni1lg Journal says the SEN
majority OF 3 in the Assembly.
NEBRASKA.
Returns from the election are incom-
plete. The State is undoubtedly Republic
can by large majority, and most OF the
counties are believed to have been carried
by the Republicans.
LINCOLN, NEB., November 9.-The Re-
publicans carry the State by about the
uaual majority, from $4,000 to $4,000.
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK. November 9.-The latest
returns from New jersey show the politi
cal status OF the next Legislature as fol-
lows: Scnate-Republican 10; Demo
Gratis, 6. Democratic gam OF 3. House OF
neutrality-suspicious., 30. Democratic
gain.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The Press
publishes table showing a plurality for
Bailey Oep.) over Noble Dem.) of 1888.
Wolfe has GOO plurality in Union and 400
in Snyder. The Times estimates Bailey's
plurality at about 1900.
N,tn,,,t.or frho
publican committee has some additional
advices from the interior, from which they
place Bailey's majority Republican candi-
date for Secretary Of State) at 1000. But
the Democratic campaign managers are not
satisfied but that the adverse result has been
achieved. Chairman Bogcrt DemocraD
instances the vote Of 1862, when for three
days the Republicans claimed victory
without substantial grounds. He admits,
however, that the contest has been close,
and is inclined to believe that Bailey (Re-
publican) has a small majority.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November 2.-The latest
returns, comprising one third OF the State,
indicate the election OF the Republican
candidates by $4,000 majority, with posi-
bic exception OF State Treasurer.
MILWAUKEE, November Clown and
cities embracing two thirds Of the State
give net Democratic gain Of S,29S. The
Democratic state Central Committee claim
good chance OF carrying the State, and
say their State Treasurer Falk is surely
elected; while the Republican Central
Committee are positive their entire State
ticket is elected.