The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-17
Republicans, z; Democrats, o.
nIIICIA

The only Republican Congressman chosen
in Louisi sna was In the Third district, where
Kelo gg defeats Acklen. The delegation
stanas:
]. Carleton ton, Hunt, D. y. G BLANCHARD, D.
8. VIM Pitt kellogg, r. Q. Andrew $. Heron. d.
| Republican. Democrats, 9.
MINNESOTA.
The Republicans secure the Legislature by
large IN jority. They also elect all five of
the congressman, as follows:
JAS "a T r. MaRee,a K ", D; w Sssh6
3. Horace b. Strait, X.
Republicans. s: Democrats, Q.
MICHIGAN.
Begole, the Democranc-G reenbnck candi-
date for Governor. is elected by a majority
of 5000 or 10000 Tse Legis allure is Re-
publican on joint ballot In the Congress-
ional lists there are extraordinary changes,
the Democrats securing n majority of the
delef alton, as fo-lows:
o N. b. Eldfedge, b. s. r. G. Horr R.
3. Edward $. Lacey, r o. Byr'n NJ. Cutcheon,R
T. Geo. Il. Yaple, ID. 10. H. H. Hatch, r.
s. Julius HousemAn, d. IL. Edw. Breitung, r.
G. Edwin Is. Winans, ID.
Republicans, S; Democrats, G.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Ben Butler is elected Governor by a ma
jority OF Is 600 The Republicans however,
elect all the other State officers by about
1900. Representatives in Congress chosen:
l. Robt. Il. Davis, r. &. VIM II. Russell, r
| z John ID. Long, H. y. Theodore LYMAN,
g. A. A. Ranncy, r. Civil-Service Reform.
L. Patrick II. Collins,D. 10. w. Rice. L.
g. Leopold Morse, ID. IL. w. Whitney, r
g. IL b. Lowering, ID IL. q. ID. Robinson, r.
T. Eben +. Stone, r
Republicans, &; Democrats. 8; Independent, 1.
MARYLAND
The Republicans elect two of the Con
gressmen and the Dem ocrats four as follows:
l. Geo. w. C0vington, ID. "a. J. V l.. Findley, ID.
2 Il. G. Talbot, ID. s. Hart b. Holton, Il.
j. Il. 3. Hoblitzel, ID. Is; Lewis L. McComas, r.
Republicans. Q; Democrats, 4.
MISSOURI.
The Democrats capture everything in
Missouri eiecUng all the Representatives
in Congress Congressman elected:
/. William H. Ha ch, ID. o. is. o. Broadhead,
3. A. NJ Dockery, ID. TO- NJ L. Clardy, ID.
4. James NJ Burns, D. IL. RI. .. Bland ID.
3 Alexander Graves ID. H. c. III. Morgan, ID.
6. John ConveF c, ID. -. Rbt. w. Fyan, ID.
Z. ~ lett III. Buclner, ID. ii. l.. II. Davis, ID.
(. John j. 0Neill. ID.
Republicans. o: Democrats, IL
MISSISSIPPI
The Democrats elect five and the Repub-
licans two congressman:
l. II. l.. Mudrow, d. 5. o. r. Singleton, d.
j. II. Chalmers, T. G. H. S. Van Eaton, ID.
g. T. Jeffords, r. 7. Ethel Barksdale, ID.
4. Ii. ID. Money, ID.
Republicans .; Democrats, s.
Nkw JERSEY.
In New Jersey the Democrats have won a
clear majority on the ONT ballot IN the Leg
islature, and thus secure the election OF the
United States Senator TO succeed Mr. Nc
Pherson The Congressional delegation
stands:
l. r. NJ Ferrell, D. 5. VIM. W. Phelps, r.
q John II. Brewer r. 6. w. Ii. f. Fielder, d.
g. j. kean, Jr., T. z. Vim. McAdoo, ID.
L. b. L. Hovey, IL.
Republicans, 4: Democrats, g.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The legislature which elects q United
States Senator, is Republican by strong
majority. Hale, Republican, for Governor,
is elected by 200 majority. Congressman
l. Martin A. Hayes, r. IL. Ossian Ray r
Republicans 2; Democrats,O
EEBRAsKA
The Republican State ticket is elected in
Nebraska by II, GOO 10 Is, 600 majority The
legislature is close. Congress men elected:
/. A. j. Weaver, T. Is. Ed. X Valentine, r
2. James ard, Il.
Republicans. 3: Democrats O.
The woman suffrage amendment was de-
feated by large majority.
NEVADA
Adams, Democrat, L. elected Governor by
LOCO majority. Cassidy, Democrat, is re-
elected 10 Congress.
NORTH CAROLINA
The Democrats have secured n good work
Inc majority IN the legislature although
there are Republican gains. The Congress
men chosen are ~ follow:
l. Louis c. Latham, ID. G. Clement Dowd d.
3. w. J. Green D. ii r. Il Vance ID
4. w. r. Cox, ID. At LARGER T. Rem
8. Alfred NJ. Scales, D. nett, d.
Republicans, / Democrats, g.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Republrcans c.ected both Representa-
tiyes in Congress Spoonar in the First DIS
trict and Chase i'm the Second
TENNESSEE.
Gen. William Is. Bate, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, carries the State by
large majority, and the LEGISLATURE Is
largely Democratic. The delegation in Con-
gresS Stands:
l. A III. Pcttibone r. g. A. j. Caldwell, ID.
y. L.. G. HOuk. r. T. j. G.. Ballentinc, ID.
3. Geo c. Dibbrell, d. g. John NJ. Taylor, d.
= p ~ ri MeMil en- D. q Rice v Pierce D.
Republicans, Q; Democrats, s.
TEXAS.
Ireland, Democrat. is chosen Governor OF
Texas by $1,000 majority. The Democrats
elect nine of the tenCongressmen:
! Charles Charlie Stewart, d. L T. p 0chiltree, r.
3 James H. Jones' ID. Roger q. Mills, ID.
4. D. b. Culberson, d. 10. John Hlncock, d.
.. J.V.Throckmorton, Dbl. s. Lanham, Ind. ID.
6. Olin Wellbom, ID.
Republicans l. Democrats, 8.
VIRGINIA
The Readjusters elect five and the Demo-
Gratis five congressman:
l. Geo. F, Garrison, D. g. John r Tucker, d.
2. Harry Libby. Readj. !. John Paul, Readj.
4. Henj.S Hooper, Readj John S. Barbour. d.
s. q. G. Cabell. ID. At Large-J =. w ise r dj.
Democrats, 5: Readiust-rs lMahone), 8.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Thompson, Democrat, is hosen Governor
by n majority OF about $1,000 he Demo
Gratis carried nearly every county in the |
state. Congressman elected are as followsl
q Geo. d. Tllman, D. B. q. w. Dargan, d.
3 ID. Wyatt Aiken, ID. Il. T.. w. NJ. Mackey, r.
g. John III Evins, ID.
Republican, 1; Democrats, G.
WISCONSIN.
The Republicans captured the Iepislature
but lose several Congressman. The delega- |
tion will probably stand:
l. John Winans, D. g. Richard Guenther, r
I. ID. IL Summer, ID. z. q. III. Woodward, ID. |
3. j. w. Jones, ID. X w Il. Price r
4. y. " Duester, D. IT, G. l.. Park d.
s. Joseph Rankin. ID.
Republicans, 2; Democrats,
The Territories.
The election in Utah Tor Delegate to Con-
gress, held under the Edmunds bin, passed
of quietly. The total vote asst IA near as
can be ascert.ined, was %, 600, Van Zle.
gent,le, receiving {, 900, and Game, Mormon,
y, 900.
Granville H Curry, Democrat, IL elected
Delegate TO Congress- The Legislature il
probably Democratic
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