Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-10
THE ELECTIONS

LIE LAEC11UNS.
The results of the elections last Tuesday
may be thus summarized:
New \ ork elects 4 democratic governor
by 10000 majority, and Il majority of the
members Of the legislature The Congress
sional delegation elected will stand 10 demo-
Gratis and IA republicans. Pennsylvania will
send Is republicans and IS democrats to the
Forty.eighth Congress. The majority of
Pattison, dem., for governor, is between
$4,000 and 5000. The democrats will have
a majority on joint ballot in the legislature.
In Massachusetts Butler is elected gonernor
by about Il, 900 majority. The republicans
will have majority in the legislature, as
usual. III Indiana the democratic State
ticket was elected by 10000 majority. The
Michigan republicans lose their candidate
for governor, but elect a republican legisla
ture. The democrats secure six or seven
members of Congress. Delaware elected a
| democratic governor and representative in
Congress. Louisiana elected five democra-
tic members and one republican member to
Congress-kellogg, at present United States
Senator. Texas will send full democra-
tic delegation, with one exception, to Con-
gress- Ochiltree, rep. Wisconsin will send
three republicans and five democrats TO
| Congress. The next legislature will be re-
publican by small majority Georgia
elected full democratic delegation to Con-
gress. Illinois elected the State republican
ticket and IL members of Congress, against
nine democrats. The legislature vii! be
very close. Connecticut elected ticmocra-
tic governor and three out Of four rcprcscn-
tatives III Congress- The republicans Sc
| n mo Of ha
Hampshire elected Hale, rep, governor,
The two republican candidates for Congress
were elected, and the republicans will have
majority in the next legislature South
Carolina elected, six democrats and one re-
publican, Mackey, to Congress. The demo-
Gratis elected their state and most of their
legislative ticket. North Carolina will send
SIX democrats and three republicans to Con-
gress. The democrats elect their judicial
and most of their legislative ticket. Iowa
electedseven republicans and four democrats
to Congress. This is republican loss of four.
In California the democrats elected their
state ticket, with General Stoneman for
governor: and full delegation to Congress.
They also elected a majority Of the state leg
islature. Colorado elected Grant, dem
ocrat, tor governor, but the republicans
elected the rest of the state officers and Bel
ford, their candidate for Congress. In New
ada the democrats elected their candidate,
to Congress. Arizona will send demo.
cratic delegate to Congress. a democratic
majority will control The next legislature.
New Jersey elected four republicans and
three democrats to Congress. The demo-.
Gratis will have small maj ority in the legis-
lature, thus nsuring democratic successor
to Senator Mcpherson. Mississippi elected
five democrats, and one Independent demo.
crat (Chalmers) to Congress In Kansas, St.
John, the republican candidate for governor
was defeated, but the state will send solid
republican delegation to Congress. Ken
lucky elected eight democrats and two re.
publicans to Congress. Arkansas sends a
solid democratic delegation to Congress.
Tennessee elected democratic governor
and democratic Congressman Alabama sends
q full democratic delegation to Congress.
From Florida no definite news has been re-
ceived The legislature will be democratic.
Rhode Island elected solid republican del
egation to Congress. In Missouri the Ninth
and Thirteenth districts are in doubt, with
the chances in favor of the republican can
didates. The democrats elect the other
twelve t!nnGrnaen,nn Maryland elected
four democrats and two republicans TO Con-
gress. In Nebraska the republicans elect
three members of Congress and majority
OF the members of the legislature New
Mexico elected a republican delegate to
Congress.