Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-08

WAlAm w nltlnks hepuDuean, Tor Con-
gress. Is elected over Sawyer, Democrat, in
the Eleventh district, and George d. Robin
tnson, Republican. is elected in the Twelfth
district. Those Congressman whose cleo
tions are still doubtful according to the
Democratic returns are Lowering in the
Sixth district, Lilly In the Eighth and
Thompson in the Seventh. Rice, Republi-
can, is elected to Congress from the Tenth
district by $500 majority.
The Chairman OF the Republican Com
mittee OF the Fifth district has reports from
thirty towns in the district showing that
Russell for Congress leads Bishop In the
Gubernatoriai vote 1900, and is elected.
Returns from all the voting places
In the Sixth district, except Win
throp and Charlestown wards, gives
Lowering 9,449 aud Converse 9,S72. AS the
Charlestown wards aud Winthrop are said
to be sure for Lowering, there is a strong
probability that Lowering has been elected.
Inc Democrats have made large gains in
the Legislature. The indications are that
the House will stand $50 Republicans to 80
Democrats, gain OF Is Democrats. Last
year the Senate had five Democratic mem
bers, and this year there will be IL Demo.
Gratis.
Davis, Ramsay and Lowering are elected
to Congress, from the FRS, Second and Third
districts respectively Lovering's majority is
u
test in this district.
The complexion of the State ticket, aside
from the Governor, is still In doubt. 1t is
thought that Ames, the Republican candi-
date for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, is almost GER
tainly elected. With the western part of
the State to hear from, according to the beat
estimate, the Legislature will stand-House:
l53 Republicans, 81 Democrats, q Demo-
cratic gain of 25; Senate: 25 Republicans.
ID Democrats, Democratic gain of 10.
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 7.-Alex-
andria city gives Massey. Independent, for
Congressmsn-at large, 597 majority, and
Barbour, Democrat, for Congress, 627.
PETERSBURG, November Returns from
each precinctshere show that the Resdjust-
er ticket is elected by 1,030 majority. The
vote stood as follows For Congressman at
large-J. s. Wise, Kesdjuster, 2,035; John
E Massey, Democrat, 1000; John w.
Dawson, colored, strsightout Republi-
can, rs. For Congress from the Fourth
dis rict = B. 8. Hooper, Rsadiuster,
2,019; W. A. Reese, Democrat, 1000;
Tsz swell Branch, colored, straightout
Democrat 10. For the constitutional amend
ments ,S42; against 1914. Oae ward is not
given. The Rsadjusters estimate the ma
ority 10 the State at !, 500, and in this dis
trict 5000. The Readjussers are highly
jubilant over their victory. Governor Cam.
eron and Senator Malone were here visit
ing the polls to-day.
RICHMOND, November 7.-The vote in this
city is as follows: For Congressman at large
Massey, Democrat, 5,458; John 8. Wise,
distrist-George d. Wise. Democrat, 5,592;
Smith, Coalitionist, 1850. The returns
received to this hour (9:30 o. M show steady
gains for the Democratic ticket over the
vote for Governor last year, with which a
comparison is made at Democratic head
quarters.
FREDERICKSBURG, November 7-Returns
received from near precincts show reduc-
ed vote, and leave the First district in doubt
between GarEis. Democrat, and MAYO, R.
adjuster. No doubt that Wise, Readiuster,
for oGgressmGa-at-large has carried the
district. The vote on the constitutional
amendment repeating the capitatton tax
qualification for suffrage has been very
light, but the majority for the repeal will be
large.
LYNCHBURG, November 7.-Lynchburg
gives Massey, Democrat, for Congressman
at large $50 majority. Randolph Tucker,
District Congressman $50. Tucker aud
Massey will carry the district by 1000
aud perhaps 2 500. News from the Ninth
| district show Democratic gains and indi-
Gates the probable election of Fulkerson.
RICHMOND, VA, November 7.-Returns
received up to 1l:30 p. m. show that the
vote polled has not been as large as was ex-
pected. Both the DenoeEsss and Coali-
iinnists are making gains The Democrats
are hopetal q = 1900 z e saeeiion xhey have
gains eotifife "; Ley have been csmlng
thbS n 4 s III. TSeS aksm 81 u ts 4
the efectf0h b kha E0fl0wing Cong f8E 4Ha 1xsE
Garrison In t2e First district, aeo %. I. wise
in the Third. Tucker in the Sixth, and Bar
bour in the Eighth.
The Coalitionists are jubilant, snd claim
| the election OF John s. Wise for Congress
man at large by from Is. .00Oto 10000. They
also claim six Congressmen-MaVer in the
First district, Libby In the Second, Hooper
in the Fourth, Sims in the Fifth, Paul in the
Seventh and Bowen in the Eighth.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, November THE weather ls
fine and the election is going on without ex-
element. The balloting points to light
vote throughout the county, with favorable
prospects for the election of Casey Young
(DemocraD to Congress and he success OF
the Democratic legislative ticket.
Casey Young has 107 msjority in the city
over Judge Smith, Republican, which indi-
Gates Young's election to Congress from
this district by 400 majority.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November T.
From the reports received by the Times
DIbbrell, Democrat, is reelected in the
Third district. The election was very quiet
In this Vicinity
NASHVILLE, November z "A fair day was
favorable to the regular D smocratic ticket,
and heavy vote was polled all over the
State. The indications now are that Gene
raj Bates vote will largely exceed the Demo-
cratic vote of 1880 for both Wright and
Wilson. In many counties Bate has so far
pOlled the full Democratic vote.
NASHVILLE, November THE indica-
tions are that Bate is elected Governor bv
considerable majority over Hawkins, Re-
publican. The entire Bate ticket Is elected
in this city and county. Dem
six districts. Warner, Democrat, is proba-
bly, defeated by Tlllman, Independent
Democrat, 10 the Fifth district. The elec-
tion is close and doubtful between DibbrelI
and Frewhitt, Republican In the Third dis
trict. The D 4mocrats will have probably IS
out of the 100 members of the Legislature.
MISSISSIPPI
NAToHEz, MISS, November 7-The cleo
tion In Adams county was quiet. About
fifty per cent. Of the registered vote was
polled. Three precincts, including this
city, give Lynch 929, and Won Eaton sos
The other precincts Will not. be heard from
until to- morrow. The coloced people took
less interest in the election than the whites.
VICKsBURG, November THE election
passed off very quietly in this city. About
one-third OF the vote was polled. Jeffords,
Republican, for Congress, carried this city
over Waddell, Democrat, and Clark, Inde-
pendent, combined, ty PAL votes.
There is no doubt of Jeffords'
carrying this county. Specials from various
points show that JeffOrds polled heavy
vote, and he is, doubtless, elected. Sardis,
gives Manning, Democrat, 225 votes, and
Chalmers, Independent, 800. A special from
Delhi, La, says very little interest was taken
there In the election, which passed of
quietly.
JACKSON, MISS November THE Con-
gressional election returns are very meagre,
bu. are sufficient. to insure the election of
Messrs. Muldrow, Money, Singleton and
Barksdale, Democrats, whose msjorIties are
large. Partial returns from five counties
give Chalmers 100 majority over Manning.
Democrat, Carter, Republican, colored, In
same district receiving but few votes.
Two counties give Jeffords. Republican, a
majority Of 500 over Waddell, Democrat.
Six counties give Lynch, Republican, ma
jority OF 4S0 votes over VLn Eaton, Demo-
cr6t.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., November 7.-Dowd,
Democrat, in the Sixth, Vance, Democrat,
in the Eigth, scslee, Democrat, in the Fifth,
and probably Robin, Democrat, In the
Seventh Congressional districts are elected.
The Democratic State ticket for Judges was
voted strsight in the western portion OF the
State, and doubtless elected by good ma
jority.
RALEIGH, November 7.-Returns from
scattering precincts indicate the selection
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