Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-11

The latest returns indicate that in
/ congressman the Republicans hold
their own, while the Democrats have
gained the additional member given
under the redistricting.
INDIANA
/ is Democratic by 10000 major
ity, with from one to three Demo
cratic gains on congressman.
IOWA
The Democrats elected three con-
gressmen and the Greenbackers one.
Hull and the Republican State tick
ct have $4,000 majority over the
Democratic ticket, and $4,000 over
all.
has elected the Republican State
ticket. except governor, and Z con-
gressmen-a gain OF 3.
KENTUCKY
elects probably 9 Democratic and
Republican congressman gain Of
|, but no Democratic loss.
LOUISIANA
elects 6 Democratic congressman, a
gain of l, though the Third district,
in which Congressman Acklen
and Senator Kellogg are candidates,
is close.
MASSACHUSETTS
elects Butler, Democrat, governor.
The congressional delegation is prob
ably Democratic 8, Republicans, in
Guiding an independent Republican,
8; a Democratic gain of 2 aud a Re-
publican loss Of The election of
the rest OF the Democratic State
ticket is in doubt, owing to the fail
ure OF the Greenbackers to endorse
it.
MICHIGAN
The Republicans lose their COVER
nor by 5000 or 10000, but carry the
rest of their State ticket 10y major
ity equal to or larger than these fig
ures. The Democrats have major
ity of the congressional delegation.
MINNESOTA
probably elects one Democrat and
four Republican congressman, gain
to each party of two.
MISSISSIPPI
elects six Democratic and one Re-
publican congressman, Democratic
gain of one but no Republican loss.
Both Calmers and his successful COM
petitor, Lynch, are defeated.
MISSOURI
elects the Democratic State ticket
and thirteen Democratic congress-
men to one Republican, a Demo
cratic gain of five and Greenback
loss Of four.
MARYLAND
elected four Democrats and two Re-
publcans to Congress, and certainly
three, and probably four, judges out
of thirteen. The Republicans made
considerable gains throughout the
State.
NEBRASKA
elects a Republican State ticket,
Legislature and three congressman,
a gain OF two.
NEVADA
has probably gone Democratic, State
ticket and Legislature, bnt the re-
turns are far from complete.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
is claimed by the Republicans, but
the figures at hand do not show it,
though later dispatches may.
NEW JERSEY
elects a Democratic Legislature,
which insures a Democratic success
sor to Jenator John r. Mcpherson,
Democrat.
NORTH CAROLINA
sat down on "liberal" movements
and elected the Democratic judicial
ticket, and probably eight out of
nine congressman, ~ Democratic gain
of one.
NEW YORK S
enormous majority is increasing
Perry Belmont for congress has
about 10000 majority. The Demo
Gratis elect a majority of the congress
sional delegation of thirty-four. At
ter January / the governor and both
branches of the legislature will be
Democratic, giving that party COM
plete control Of the State. They
will be obliged to pass new con-
gressional apportionment law.
PENNSYLVANIA
gives Pattison, Dem, for governor
about 10000 plurality with the rest
of the ticket close TO him. Demo
Gratis gained in the legislature and
have probably majority of the
twenty-eight congressman.
RHODE ISLAND
elects two Republican congressman
who are members of the present
House.
SOUTH CAROLINA
elected six Democrats and one Re-