Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-11
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE TIDAL wave OF 1882,
Democratic Gains Everywhere.

GROVER CLEAyELAND' s MAJORITY
IN NEW YORK 100 ,000-A DEMO
CRATIC GOVERNOR IN KANSAS,
COLORADO, ssACH U SETS,
AND MICHIGAN, NEVADA, PENN
sYLYANIA.
The Congressional election in
Pennsylvania viii stand Is Republic
cans and 10 Democrats-a Bepubli-
can loss Of T. 1t is believed that the
Republicans will have a small ma
iority in the legislature on joint bal
lot. Pattison, Democratic candi-
date for governor, will have about
$4,000 majority. All the rest Of the
Republican ticket in Massachusetts,
save Bishop is elected. Buffers
majority will be in the neighborhood
of ,0O0. In Virginia it is conce-
ded that John 5. Wise is elected
Congressman-a t-large. The Demo-
Gratis have elected four OF five repre-
sentatives. Several districts are in
doubt. In Kansas, st. John, the
Republican candidate for governor,
was defeated, but the rest of ticket
was elected, and the State will send
a solid Republican delegation to
Congress. New Hampshire elects
Hale, Republican, governor, and
both Republican representatives
also majority of the legislature.
Delaware elected her Democratic
candidate for governor and member
of congress. In New Jersey the leg
islature will be Democratic by
small majority. The State sends
four Republicans and three Demo
Gratis to congress. The Democrats
of Indiana send nine candidates to
congress and the Republicans four
a Republican loss of four. The Dem
ocratic State ticket is carried by l0,-
600 majority. The Republicans will
hold their own in congress in Hi
nois, and will probably have a small
majority in the legislature. The Re-
publicans have probably elected
Chalmers and Lynch to congress in
Mississippi. Ocbjltree in Texas, and
Culbertson in Kentucky. The Re-
pubicans of Kentucky claim two
members of congress, but their
claim is not conceded. Two Repub-
lican representatives are probably
elected in Missouri. California has
gone Democratic by ten thousand
majority. The Michigan Republic
cans lose their candidate for COVER
nor, but elect a Republican legisla-
ture The Democrats secure six
members of congress. Wisconsin
will send four Republicans and five
Democrats to congress. Kellogg,
Rep. for congress, is elected in Lou.
isiana, and Mackey, Rep, in South
Carolina. Colorado has elected
Grant, Dem, for governor, and Bel
ford, Rep, for congress. The legls-
lature is in doubt. Iowa will send
three Democrats, one Greenbacker
and five Republicans 20 congress.
Arkansas sends a solid Democratic
delegation to congress. The legisa-
ture of Connecticut will be Republi-
can. O'Hara, Rep, is elected to
congress from North Carolina. Bate,
Democrat, for governor, in Tennes-
see, will have 10000 majority.
Result by States.
ALABAMA
elects eight Democratic congress
men-a gain OF two
ARKANSAS
elects a solid Democratic delegation
to congress.
CALIFORNIA
elects the Democratic State ticket,
headed by Gen Stoneman for Cover
nor, and the five Congressman.
COLORADO
is Democratic according to the latest
figures, electing theGoYernor, State
ticket and probably the Legislature,
gaining a United States senator.
CONNECTICUT
elects the entire Democratic State
ticket, headed by 7. NJ. Waller for
governor, by at least 5000 majority,
and three out Of four congressman,
including Ex-senator William W..
Eaton, from the Hartford district.
DELAWARE
elects Charles G. Stockley, Demo
crat, governor and Charles b. Lore,
Eemocrat, congressman. Kent and
Sussex are certainly and New Castle
perhaps Democratic, insuring the
reelection Of Senator Eli Salisbury.
FLORIDA
elects Davidson and Finley, Demo-
Gratis, to Congress, a gain OF one.
GEORGIA
elects ten Democratic congressman,