The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-11
DEMOCRATIC MAyORITIEs Dali,
INCREASING.
News Of Other Defeats Gives aaa,.
tionai force To the
OVERWHELMING REPUBLICAN DISlSIER
Granting the Claims Of Mahopetfes 20
Five ConSrcssmcn, the Mex
House viii stand
2Ol Democrats vs.. IA Republicans
The Great Revolution.

The Great Revolution.
CcoyER CLEvEiAND'S MAJORITY Nr.p,
ri. OO0-FUSTHER RETU Rms GIVING I ,Rcrp
FIGURES THAN THOSE FIRST REFoRTED-EE-
PUBLICAN LOSSES IN OTHER STATES-THy
MKT House oF REPRESENTATIVES,
The following concise and comprebcn.
-ivc statement Of additional Democratic
gains i taken from Yesterdays New York
Imc>;
complete scmi-oilicial returns are non,
bcin- received from the counties in New
York Safe. 9nd IN nearly every instance
hey either decrease Mr.. Folger's vote or
increase Nr. Cleyeland'S. ONLY eiobf
counties IN The state have given majoritie,
fo-tle Republican candidate for Governor
and icotiu-> 81 TIE latest figures at hand
slow a majority for Grover Cleveland ~
ls.oio. The congressional DELEGATION r.
main, ~ reported ye>terday-21 Democrat.
and IS Republicans. In the Assembly
tl.ic j slight change in the fgure.
cnil- 20 the reported election Of the Re
publican candidate in the Second district
o. WAYNE countv-the lower house now
Standing II Democrats and & Republicans.
ln the House Of Representatives OF the
Fr-fy-cighth Congress the Democrat, Will
rambsr POI and the Republicans i24. il the
Virginia Re&lju>ter~ vote with the ReDub-
Scans. The latest dispatches indicate 4
,l-ai incrca>Aof the Democratic majority
a. -,uorted in tie Times Of Yesterday The
t..a, IL Horace +. Page ,Republican1 hv
James II. Budd ,Democrat), in the second
California district. adds California 10 The
>tl-e> which cltc. solid Democratic dele--a-
tr->. the Ii. Including Alabama. Arkan-
: . Florida. and Ge0T-ia. Tie Texas
d,'.- a,ion. which had stood II Democrats.
/, broken hy tie election u Thomas =.
O.aitree ,RepUhlican) over George p.
Fnhy DEM IN the seventh district. In
Mississippi IL j. reported that John l..
Lynch Rep. hc> been beaten in the sixth
C.>--ic; ~ Henry :. Van Eaton DEM
Willie there - some doubt in North Caro-
Inns about liz election OF Risden T. Ben
r,-i. the Democratic candidate FOR con-
Gresham al large. and the C0Alltioni>ts
e im that they have elected cOnEressmen
FRI the First and seventh districts. the in
formation received j. not sufficiently posi-
1--WE % warrant the belief that any
OPPOSITION candidate i chosen. Wis
c-n,in elects six Democrats ont Of
th- delegation Of nine, John WI
nan, Dem, defeating Charles q. VIII
J m. Rep in the First district. The r.
election II George W. Cassidy. in Nevada.
over Christopher {. PoWninS Rep i now
conceded. Colorado returns james Il. Bel
i0-d Rep) In Illinois. where the result
IN .he Eighth. Tenth. and Twentieth dis
,r.ct, las been in doubt the latest reports
Indicate the election OF William Cullen
Eep.' In the Eighth, Y. Z. Worthin-ton
.Deml in the Tenth. and John Il. Thomas
fR.-,1 in The twentieth
Return. from other States do not mate
rally cLan-e the results already announced
Florida.
Ngw YORK. November l0.-A Jackson
Vile Fla special says that most Of tie
Democrats cOncede Bi>bee's ,Rcpublcaul
election by g small majority. \ few claim
ttst the returns from Dade and Breyard
counties will elect Tin>ley. Both sides are
anxious. II Bi,bee i elected the Demo
cat, will contest on account Il illegal Re
publican colonization and voting reported
from three counties. The Second district
oi Florida win probably have another con-
tested election.
Iowa.
DEs Mon IL. Iowa. November 1o.->pe-
cAl, 10 The STATE RfgiSter 1--WE fulI r.
turn, in the congressional districts hereto
fore IN doubt. In the Fourth district Wei
..r Greenhacker and FUSION i elected
over Updcgrof by 63j. ID the Fifth as
tgicr Wilson Rep, with every precinct
hard from, : elected by SO majority. IN
rt- Ninth district Pussy DEM carries
--gen 4 the nine counties. and l. elected
Iva net majorifv Of 2.lJ4. The majority
oi McCoid Rep in the First district i
80.
Tho Psyisfsr's return, indicate a Re
publican majority for the state tlcAel Oh
$4,000 or 10000.
Indiana.
INluyAPOII-. November lO.-Ihe OH
.ill canvass II the vote in this county Wa
concluded III q O'Clock thi, morning. Inc
majority for Peele lRcpublican) Tor con-
-re.~ from this county i Gi0-tie majority
ln the district. -. Additional returns from
Tie congressional districts confirm the pre-
Won. reports. leaving the delegation > De
uocrat- and Republicans. ! ne Demo ~
cratic majority on the state ticket VIII DC
FROM 0.000 10 1900.
Mississippi.
NEW ORLEANS. November ia I"'eSI
DsmOcrat Holly SPRING. Mis- .peCA.'
avs. The inspectors Of election IN I'M
county have discovered irregularities III
fye boxes. which will be thrown out ,nu'
reducing Chalmers, majority to 45O: Man
ming, friend, are still hopeful ne on,
cial count viii give him large mA!or''!'
Montana.
UgtyNA. MONTANA, November lO.-MaI-
t,n Naginniss DEM has been eIecleu u
Gon,re.. for sixth term by large IH"-
iority.
New York.
ALBANY. November 10.-The hren"y
Journal estimate, Cleveland's majority 1t
1850: HIPS lLieutenant-GoYernorl NJ
jority al about $4,000; Genera 9Ioc''i ~ :
majority AZ lO7. 900, and claim, tiial .lie
Er;e-Canal amendment is adopted ny oNS'
100000 vote, and the judiciary ahiehu-
ment bv al lea,t 5000 votes.
Tennessee.
Nyw YORK. November 1O.-A Na,hNll'
Tenn special % the Ecenin9 PoSt -! ;
Bates DEM majority over ha re Nh IN
REM. for Governor. Is so Far about Zo'VVV'
and over all about 5000. 1T.
The Legislature is largely Dcmoera'ic III
both houses. -, oiac,.
TWO Republican congressman are III ,nc
ed-Pettibone 10 the First and Houk III Tue
second dj,tricts-a loss Of one c0ngre'''
man fror, the Tenth district.