Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-13
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY.


VICTORY.
The elections on Tuesday resulted
in an unexpected and overwhelming
democratic victory. The following
from condensed reports will give an
idea of the result:
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Hale, republican, is elected gov
ernor by about 25O majority. Ray
and Haynes, republicans, are elected
to congress. The legislature is re-
publican.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Ben. Butler is elected governor by
about $4,000 plurality, but all the
other candidates on the democratic
State ticket are defeated.
CONNECTICUT.
The democratic candidate for gov
ernor, Mr.. Walker, is elected by
about $500 over the republican
candidate. The democrats gain two
congressman in the state, electing
ex-United States Senator Eaton in
the Hartford district, defeating Mr..
Buck.
NEW YORK.
According to the figures up to mid
night the majority in the state for
Cleveland is 175, 1929. The congress
men elected in this state are 10 re-
pnblicans and 10 democrats. The
next assembly will contain 45 repub-
licans and SO democrats. The ma
jority for Edison for mayor of this
city is %, 161.-Times.
PENNSYLVANIA.
As was expected, Patterson, the
| democratic candidate for governor,
is elected by at least 10000 plurality
"a figure somewhat smaller than
was anticipated. No estimate is
make of the tickets in the field. The
republicans lose two or more repre-
sentatives. The legislature is prob
ably democratic.
The Press places the next congress
sional delegation at 16 republicans
and II democrats. Patterson's plu-
rality is from 20, 900 to 10000.
NEW JERSEY
elects four republican and three
democratic congressmen-a decided
gain. Robson is beaten.
COLORADO.
The latest returns indicate the
election of Grant, democratic, for
governor and Bedford, republican,
for congress.
NEVADA.
Adams, democratic, election is
conceded by almost 1000 majority.
The vote for congressman is close,
but Cassidy's reelection is regarded
sure.
KANSAS.
Three hundred and three wards.
townships and voting precincts give
Click, democrat, $500 majority over
st. John, republican, with a poll.
perhaps, less than 10000 votes il
the state for Robinson, greenbacker
The republican state committee dc
not express any hope for st. John.
DELAWARE.
Complete returns from the entire
state gave Stokely, democrat, fol
governor, majority of 1885. Fol
) congress, Leer, democrat, has ma
jority of 2200.
INDIANA.
The returns so far received indi
, cate democrtic majority in thu
, SUdGo VI 1O3OOO. Lie icy ISIdIuI'
will stand: Senate 81
republicans %; lower house-6'
democrats, 50 republicans. Orth
republican, in the nineth COMPRESSION
al district is certainly defeated. Thi
g will give the democrats nine and tn
republicans four congressman,
democratic gain of four.
TENNESSEE.
The democratic state committe
estimates Bates majority over Haw
kin's, republican, for governor, a
10000. The Bate legislative ticke
4 will have majority in both houses.
KENTUCKY.
The republicans claim four cor
: gressmen. The democrats conced
Colbertson, but no more.
NORTH CAROLINA.
n Meagre returns indicate the eleC
q UlOn OIL Deuuebl, ueuOcfaG, us Col
= gressman-at-large by 5000 majority
and the democrats have elected ever
congressman except in the secon
g district, where O'Hara, republican
had no opposition. The legislatul
is democratic, although the republ
-, cans make gains.
MISSISSIPPI.
Manning's election in the secor
congressional district is claimed /
the democrats by over 400 majorit
Of In the second district Chalmers
ty probably elected. In the sixth Il
s. vote is close between Van Eato
at democrat and Lynch, republica
st with the chances in favor of t
of loffar