The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-11-11
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Forty-eighth Congress the Democrats
will have control of the House by a
majority, the figures being; Republican.
l27; Democrats, 1913; New York will
be represented in the next Congress by
q Democrats and l3 Republicans, a
Democratic gain of eight. The Times
adds: The tidal wave has reached the
crest of the Rocky Mountains, and the
Sierra Nevadas, Colorado, California
and Nevada have changed their rul-
ing politics with the grand rush. Ne
vada and Colorado are Republican
so far as Governors represent the polti
cal complexion of the people. In each
of the States the contest is close, but
for all political purposes both may be
conceded to the Democrats by small
majority, and one Democratic Congress
man elected from each State. The
revolution in California is more marked.
The present Republican Governor was
elected by plurality of more than
10000, there being three candidates in
the field. The sweep is tolerably clean
and effective
Returns from Illinois indicate that
the Congressional delegation will be
evenly divided; viz: Democrats
Second District, Finerty; Eighth,
Haley; Eleventh, Niece; Twelfth,
Riggs; Thirteenth, Springer; Sixteenth,
Shaw; Seventeenth, Moulton; Eigh-
teenth, Morrison; Nineteenth, Town
send; Twentieth, Murphy. Republi-
cans--First District, Durham; Third,
Davis; Fourth, Adams; Fifth. Ellwood;
Sixth, Hit; Seventh, Henderson;
Ninth, Payne; Tenth, Lewis; Fifteenth,
Cannon; Fourteenth, Rowell. This
shows Republican loss of three and
Democratic gain of four, owing to the
new district. The Democrats admit a
doubt as to Haley's election in the
Eigth District, and the Republicans do
not concede Murphy's in the Twenti-
eth. The control of the State Legisla-
ture on joint ballot is now in doubt,
with chances in favor of the Demo-
Gratis. :
The Republicans lose their Governo
in Michigan by from 5000 to 10000
and carry the rest of the ticket by an
equal, or larger, majority. The Legis-
lature is Republican on joint ballot, be-
yond doubt. In Congressman, the
Democrats, from present appearances,
carry Mayberry in the First Dist let,
Eldridge in the Second, Yaple in the
Fourth, Houseman in the Fifth, Win
ans in the Sixth, and Carlton in the
Seventh. The Republicans save the
remainder, unless the Ninth joins the
stampede.
Arapahoe county, including Denver,
in Colorado, gives Grant, Democrat,
2, 200 majority, and Wallace, Democrat,
for Congressman, 6l0 majority. The
indications are that Grants majority in
the State will be $500, and that Bel
ford. Republican, for Congress, will be
elected by small majority. 200 or 800.
The balance of the State ticket, includ-
ing Lieutenant G overnor, will undoubt-
eddy be Republican. The Republicans
also have majority in the Legislature.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Chairman of
the Indiana Democratic Committee.
claims the State by 10000. 1t is now
estimated that the Democrats have nine
and the Republicans four Congressman,
a Democratic gain of four. The Demo-
Gratis claim TO- The Democrats have
majority in the Legislature ON joint
ballot.
The total vote of Massachusetts,. all
but one town. gives Butler a plurality
of 1892. Returns show a plurality
on the Republican State ticket. except
Bishop. of about 1880. The Execu-
tive Council will stand seven Republi-
cans and one Democrat. Total Green
back vote in the State, 5000.
G. ii. Ouray (Dem.), Congressman,
and w. II. Horton Dem.), Superin-