The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-12
tuesdays Results!
Republican Gains all Over the
State!
Maryland Gradually Wheeling
into the Republican Line
10 Republican Senators at
Annapolis!
80 Republicans in The House
Of Delegates!
TIE RepHblicHHs Gain .
Senators ani f3 DetcgNteS.
Stump and Vandiyer both
Beaten i'm Hartford.
Republican Legislative Gains in CAL
vert, Caroline, Hartford, Prince
Georges, Montgomery, Queen
Anne's, St. Mary's, Talbot
and Washington.
Stump and Vandiver both
Beaten i'm Hartford.
Keatlug Beaten IN his own county.

Heating Beaten IN his own county
The rrSH!rS of Tuesday election throgh
out the Stat are exceedingly gratifying
to Republicans. and show by what an IN
certain tenure the Democrats hold The
State. Even with the most encouragin.
repurtS from every section of Maryland
the net result exceeds the expectations
of the most Sanyuine Republican,.
Howard. Anne Arundel. Queen Anne $
Washington and Frederick counties we.t
the points of greatest interest to politi
clans Howard has stood by the colors
OF the regulars and Anne Arundel also
Queen Anne's elects one Republican del
egate and fails Mr.. heating in his own
home by eight votes. Washington re-
turns a majority for his.Republican oppo.
nent and elects only one Democrat to
the House OF Delegates out of four.
MesSrS. Bannon and Uenkle. OF Aune
Arundel. remain at home: Nessrs. STUMP
and Nandiver of Hartford. Gibson of
Y ilul ltS. anu w pDLltii VI tloN dlu are III
the same category.
In the next Legislature the Democrats
will have 60 Delegates and - Senators:
the Republicans will have 80 Delegates
and 20 Senators. They have thus in
creased their strength Il in the House
and in the Senate, while holding well
what they had before. The counties in
which Delegates are gained by the Re
publicanS are Calvert, Charles, Hartford,
Prince George $. Queen Anne 5 Talbot
Montgomery and Washington. The gam
Of Senators is in Hartford. Montgomery.
st. Mary :. Talbot. Caroline and Prince
hcur9c's, for these two last counties at
the last two sessions were represented bv
Independent Democrats. vino only occa-
sinnally acted with the Republicans The
fun list of the members OF the next Leg
islature is given as follows:
TIE STATE SENATE.
SENATORS HOLDING OVER TWO YEARS.
Anne Arundel-Georgc Wells. dem.
Baltimore city-First legislative dis
trict John II Cooper, dem. Third leg
islative district, W. II. Bians. dem.
Baltimore cUuuty-Gcor"r II. Williams
dem.
Calvert-.inhn I. Bond. dem.
Carroil-llcnry EanU!ertord. dem.
Frederi"k-Lewis II. Steiner rep.
kent-Wm. r. Hepburn, dem.
Queen Anne 's-Wm. r. p. Turpin
dem.
SomerSet-Roht. F. Bratton. dem.
Washington-JoSeph Farruw. rep.
Wiconico-.I. Augustus Parsons. dem
Democrats, 10, Republicans, =.
NEW SENAToES-FOUR YEARS.
AlIegany-Wiliam Brace. rep.
Baltimore eity-.I"hn Gil, j.. dem
CarD!inc-A. b. Roe, rep.
Cecii-l.evi 4. Mearns dem.
Challes-F. ii. Lancaster. rep.
Dorchester-lIenry Lloyd. dem.
Garrett--Wm. r. Getty, dem.
lIarford-Edward W. Allen. rep.
Ioward-Edwin Warfed. dem. half
tern.)
Montgomery-,Io -,IoScph r. Moore, rep.
Prince George sit. II. Magru,ler
rep.
>t. Mary 81. :. Allston. rep.
Talbot Davis Clark, rep.
W"reester-George W. Bishop. dem.
Democrats ). Republicans 8.
HOUSE or DELEGATES or 1889.
Allegany--B l.. Turner. c. F. M:Ale, +
John Fatkin. {. +. lEetz:l. reps.
Anne Arundel-Dr. g. W. Hammond.
Samuel 6. Acton, John G.. Hopkins. i.
\. Bond. dcmS.
Baltimore City-Fnst Legislative dis
tlct. Tho>. Mrloslicr. August Rcll1-
never. ChaS. X. Hamilton. Jas. Young.
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