Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-10
POLITICAL POINTS.
KCvEMBER ELECTIONS.


7th In Il states. The following, 10 10 all,
elected GOVERNOR: California, Colorado, Con.
necticui, Delaware, Kansas, Massachusetts,,
Michigan, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire,
New York, Pennsy lvania, South Caroline,
Tennessee, aud Texas. Ia Illinois, indiana,
Iowa, Minnesota. Missouri and North Carroll
ma, inferior state officers were elected. Con.
gressional delegates were chosen IN eight
territories, and congressman In all he states
except Maize, Ohio, Oregon, Vermont aud
West Virginia. For state officers there were
Republican and Democratic tictels In the
field everywhere except in Michigan, where
there was fusion of Democrats and Green.
hackers; North Carolina, where the tickets
were Democratic and Liberal or anti bourbon
Democratic; South Carolina, and Texas,
where the tickets were Democratic and 0p-
position. In Pennsy lvania the Republicans
were divided into Regular aud Independent,
and in Tennessee there Wis State Credit
Democratic ticket and Low Tax Democratic.
Greenback tickets were run in California,
Colorado, Connecticut Delaware, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, with
the came nominee for governor as the Demo
Gratis, but with another man for lieutenant
governor), Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska (anti-
monopoly aud greenback) New Hampshire,
New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Supported by the Republicans) and Tennes .
zee. Separate Prohibition tickets were run in
California, Connecticut, Illinois, Ma sachuseits,
Michigan, New Hampshire and NeY York.
Legislatures, wholly or in part, were elected
In California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Massachu-
sets, Michigan, IMiDnesots, Missouri, Nebras-
ka, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, North Carolina. Pennsylvania
South Carolina, Texas aud Wisconsin
The returns at this writing (the morning Of
November SLh,) are meager and uusatsfac .orY,
brit sufficient Is known TO assert beyond Ques-
ton that the lower house OF the next congress
will be democratic by a good majority. New
York. New Jersey and Connecticut have elected
democratic governors, while BegOle OusioD)
has carried Michigan against jerome. In New
Hampshire the count is close, with chances In
favor of the republican candidate. All or the
Southern states are democratic. Nebraska,
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Rhode Island are
republican.
LATER ELECTION ECHOES.
| Alabama.-All OF the congress. ional districts
have gone democratic. Pryor will DO the
| only lew member. Shelley Ia also elected to
| ill out his term in the present congress from
| which he was ousted, the Republicans voting
in favor OF j. Q. Smith, VINO died before
| taking his seat. A special election will have
| tnh aa m lhea All I rs N
30 days notice Of election and there WAS not
time after Congressman loves death 10 give
IL.
Arkansas.-Al democratic congressman
chosen, but the total vote was not more
than half that pOlled 10 September.
Ar z0na-rhe vote was large ali ever the
territory. 0ury's (dem. for cOagI ess) election
lie certain. The legislature is probably dem
ocratic.
ColOrado.-Forty- nine pitcin.s throuQ bout
the state outside Of Dsnver, give Grant, Dem.
toI governor a maj lrity II 1917; Wallace, Dem.
Tor congress-, % mtjonty. at this ratio the
state will be carried for Grant and Wallace
California; Further returns indicate thai
Stoneman's majority in the state, at large
will reach 1870. The DemC Gratis maze
can sweep or the state aud cJugressiOna
ticket, Pages defeat beiUg now assured BY
defec' ions in Alameda, Sacramento and SAT
Joaquin counties, aegregating about 5000
|
bat tue Democrats will have IN jjrlIy in botf
houses.
Connectcut.-The total vote OF the state ID
115,93S, distributed asfOllOWs: Waller, Dem
59,UZu; Buckley, Rsp, 5i,82; Rogers, temper
ance, ISL; Tanner, Greenuack soc. TOT
assembly will lack one representative, owing
10 tie tn be decided by the legislature.
stands lSS Republicans and Ito Democrats
Senate, IL Republicans and IL democrats
For congress, Ea on. Dem, in tue first distric
has plurality OF 7l3 MI cael, Dem, seconC
district, a plurality OF l,S2i Wait Rep. thirC
district, plurality Of LOIS, and Sc mour, Dem.
fO' rth district, plurality or 1853. The Re
publican Candidate for comptroller. Gen
Frank d Sioat, is probably elected. Ais nam,
was On ticket circulated by a German society
aud he il popular In the grand army and Otbs
organizations. He ran ahead OF his ticket gen
orally.
Delaware. Complete returns OF the entire
state give Stockley, Dem, for governor. q ma
jority OF 1885. For congress, Love, Dem, hai
Indiana.-Ths Republican committee nov
claim the election OF Stanton Peele, Retub
ican, by 80 majority. HascocI
county gives English, Democrat, Al
majority; Shelby county, English ~
majority and Marion county Peele 6i3 majori-
ty. Phe Democratic committee do not cOnced,
his election and claim ths official vote vii
change the result In Marion county the he-
publican elect clerk, auditor. treasurer, pros
ecuting attorney and two judges OF the super
i0r court. The Democrats elect sheriff, sen
ator, i've representatives, one judge OF th'
superior court, judge OF the criminal court aDC
| joint Republican with Bartholomew county
Five hundred ana forty voting places In tbs
state show Republican loss on tbestate ticke
of $500, and Democratic lose OF z. 2il, being
a net Democratic gain OF $40, which would
indicate Democratic majority in the state Of
over 10000.
Illinois.--The Republicans have majority
OF three to i've on joint ballot In the state leg
islature, though the Democrats will probably
have majority Ia the house. Latest returns
indicate that in congressman the Republicans
have held their own: while the Democrats
have gained the additional member given un-
der the redistlicting These returns give toe
following congressional delegations: Let dis
trict, Dunham. Rep; I'd, Finerty, Ind Dem; 3 l.
DAVE, Rep; Alb, Adams, Rep; 9th, Elwood
Rep; 9th, Hit. Rep; IT, Henderson, Rep; b.
Cullen, hep; 9th, PaysoD, Rep; 10Th, Lewis
Rep; lILh. Marsh, Rep: 18th, Riggs. Dem; 18Th
Springer, Dem; l4tb, Rowell, Rep; 10Th, Can.
non, Rep; 10th, Shaw, Dem; 18th, Moulton,
Dem; 18th, Morrison, Dem; 10Th, Townshepd,
Dem; 2Oth, Thomas, Req. Total, ID Republi-
cans, Democrats.
Iowa-rhe following are the figures OF
Iowa by the State Register: Congressman
First district, McJoid, Rep. reelected 100 tO
200; second district, Murphy, Dem, 1850; third
district, Henderson, Rep. by 1000 TO 1,200;
fourth district, Updsgraff Rep, by 1000; the
fifth district is In dsubt ana ABOUT even on
present rerurns. Unreported county town
ships will probably elect Wilson by COO; sixth
district, CUTE, Rep, surely elected by $500
plurality; seventh, Kasson, Rep, by 1880
plurality and 1.200 majority; eighth, Hepburn,
by $500 majority; ninth, very close, Pusey,
Dem. probably elected; tenth, Holmes, Rep,
1000 majority; eleventh, Struble, Rep, $500