The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-10

! Fifth, Phelps (Rep.); Sixth, Fielder
Dem.): Seventh, Meade Dem.) In the
Legislature the Democrats have majority
OF one 10 three on Joint ballot, and United
States senator is to be elected.
New York.
Full returns show the total vote OF New
York city for congressman at large TO be:
slocum, 1l4,707; Carroll, 1876. Cleve-
land Democrat) for Governor has ma
lority in the State estimated mt $50. 900.
The Republicans have lost from four to six
representatives in Congress. The Assem-
bly, Is Democratic by large majority.
ALBANY, y. Y, November 9.-The Ere
ming Journal Republican paper) estimates
Cleyeland's majority ut 10000; S. Dem
ocrats and 43 Republicans in the Assem-
bly,, and 206 Democrats and 1f9 RepubIi-
cans in the next Congress. Ii SAYS the me-
lority in favor Of free canals is full $780,
600.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, y. e., November S.-Returns
from nearly all sections OF the State show
Democratic gains, which will bring up the
majority OF X. I. Bennett for congressman
ut large to perhaps 10000. Democrats
elect the following congressman l.. G. La
than, First district; Wharton j. Greene,
Third; W. Il. Cox, Fourth 4. VI. Scales,
Fifth; c. Dowd, Sixth; y. VI. Bobins,
Seventh; II. Il. Vance. Eighth. Their
maiorities range from 800 in the Fourth to
1000 in the Eighth. The only Republican
elected is J. Z. O'Hara (eoloredD in the
Second district. who had no opposition.
and lie received about $4,000 votes.
The returns indicate pretty thoroughly
that the Legislature will stand about the
same ~ the last-ll2 Democrats and So Re-
publicans. The Republicans concede their
defeat IN the State, but declare that the Off
cial returns will reduce the Democratic ma
iOrity TO 5000. Interest centred on the
First, Third, and Seventh districts. and to
carry these the Republicans made special
efforts. and it is charged that much money
was spent. No fraudulent voting is report
ed. In the Fourth or Metropolitan district
there was considerable falling of.
RALEIGH, y. c., November 9.-Rc;urns
from the First district indicate the election
OF W. i. Pool (Republican) to Congress in
stead Of Latham. Doubts are entertained
a to whether Bennett lDemocrat), for con-
gresham nj large. and Robbins Democrat.
in the Seventh district, are elected.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. pa, November 9.-Com-
plctc returns show that the next State SEN
ate will consist OF % Republicans and II
Democrats. Returns from nearly ell the
Assembly districts, and careful estimates II
those not heard from. give the Democrat
10 members and the Republicans 81.
These figures will not be materially
changed. The Democrats will thus have a
majority Of II on joint ballot. The present
senate stand. 80 Republicans and Is Demo
crafts, and the House ~ Republicans and
- Democrats.
Tennessee.
From complete returns Of TWENTY-FIVE
counties received at Nashville. and partial
returns from the others, the Democratic
Central Committee estimates BatcS's ma
iOrty over Hawkins (Rcpublcan) for Gov
crnOr at 10000, and the majority over IIaW-
kin>. russell. and Beasly at 10000. The
Bates legislative ticket will have a majority
in both hOuscs.
Texas.
GALVESTON. November 9.-Ii j. conceded
that Ochiltrce QInd.) has carried This (Scy-
cnth) district by amos; 800 majority.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE. November 9.-Complcte
returns from the State show the complex
ion Of the Legislature to he Is follows
senate, ~ Republican, and II Democrats
a Democratic gain OF / Assembly. y Re
publcans, 10 Democrats, Trades Assem-
bly, candidates, and independent Rcpub-
lican-a loss OF T.. The Republican ma
iority on joint ballot i 8.
The First congressional district j. still
in doubt, and i positively claimed by both
Republicans and Democrats. The former
figure out a majority OF 80 for Williams,
and the Democrats claim that Winans has
1000 majority.
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