Connecticut western news., 1882-11-15
THE LATE ELECTION.
Returns From the Several States.

is at least 175,0OO The Congressional | delegation in the State will be 21 Demo- crats to 13 Republicans. In the next | Assembly tho Democratic members will number 80 against 30 Republicans, in creasing the Democratic majority from 6 to 50.
 In New Hampshire Hale, the Repub- lican candidate for Governor, gets 36, | 599 votes ill POS towns, to 34, 4,694 for Eagerly. Thirty-three towns to hear from gave a majority against Bell in 1880 of 45O, which, if returned in the same ratio will give Hale 600 majority. The Senate will stand IT Republicans to 7 | Democrats. There will be more than 60 Republican majority in the House of Representatives. The Council will stand Republicans and 1 Democrat. Both Republican candidates for Congress have been chosen by very large majorities.
 In Pennsylvania Stewrat's vote will not go much above 5O,0O0. This IS surprise, for the Independents confident ly expected anywhere from 100, ,OOO to 15O, GOO votes. The great body of Inde- pol,dents went over to Pattison, whose | plurality will probably settle somewhere between 35,0O0 and 10000. The State Senate has reduced Republican major ity, but the Democrats will have Q good working majority in the House. The Congress delegation will stand 15 Repub- licans and 13 Democrats, & gain of 5 l Democrats.
 In Massachusetts Buffers plurality is 13, 192. The Legislature stands Senate, % Republicans, 15 Democrats; House, IA Republicans and 68 Democrats, with 10 to hear from, Democratic gain of 10 in the Senate and 26 in the House.
 In Connecticut the total vote of the State is 115,333, or 17, ,43O less than at the lust election for Governor. The Re- publican vote for Governor falls oH12 19S, and the Democratic vote 5,273. Walters | CDem) ma iority this year is 2,707, and his plurality 4,148. The Assembly will lack one representative, owing to tie to be decided by the Legislature. It stands 13S Republicans and no Democrats, a Republican majority of 2S. The Senate is 13 Republicans and II Democrats. The Senate elected are Eaton Oem.), First district; Mitchell Oem.), Second dis trict Waite (Rep), Third district, and Seymour Dem.), Fourth district. The Republican candidate for Comptroller, \ Frank D. Sloat, is elected.
 In Virginia the Democrats elect seven | OI Clle tell COllSEtSSiilCu. WlSS, buS Ma- hone candidate is elected.
 In North Carolina the Democrats elect eight and the Republicans one Congress- men. The Legislature is Democratic
 In South Carolina the Democratic large majorities. The Democrats elect Congressmen in six districts. In the Seventh, Mackey Rep.) is elected. IT., A l., nr,1% in the State were for Congressmen. All these have gone Democratic.
 Iowa elects Democrat and 98 Repub- licaus to Congress, with one district in doubt
 In Michigan, Bcgole, the Democratic candidate for Governor, is elected, and Democratic and Republican Congress men are elected. In the State Legisla- of about twenty-five on joint ballot, which
 practically settles the reelection of Ferry
 to the United States Senate.
 In Kansas, St. John, the Republican nominee for Governor, is defeated; Click
 Democrat, beats him by $500 ill 303 vot ing precincts, with less than 10, ,00O votes in the State for Robinson, Greenbacker
 With this exception the Republican State county, and Congressional tickets are elected by the usual maiorities. All O
 the Congressmen are Republicans.
 In Colorado the election of Grant, tn,
 Democratic candidate for Governor, Ii
 assured The Democrats probably carry
 the entire State ticket. The Legislatur,
 is Republican.
 In Minnesota the Congressional dele gation is Republican.
 In California, Stoneman's Oem.) ma jority in the State at large will reacl 13,000. The Democrats make a cleal ; sweep of the State and Congressiona tickets. In the Legislature the Demo | crats will have majority in both Houses , In Nevada, J. w. Adams, the Demo cratic candidate for Governor, is elected , by almost 1000 majority.
 | Georgia sends to Congress a full Demo cratic delegation.
 In Maryland complete returns from al the counties show that the Republican have gained one Congressman and thre Judges. The Congressional delegation stands Democrats and 2 Republicans. In Louisiana the Democrats elected . Congressman, the Republicans l (Kel ] logg).
 In Delaware complete returns from tn entire State give Stockley Oem.), fo e Governor, majority of 1885. Flo tt Congress, Lore Oem.), has majorit e of 2,20O.
 t The Missouri Congressmen are al
 Democrats, except possibly one in tn e Ninth district.
 l. Texas gives Democratic majority C d 6O,O ,OOO and perhaps SO,O00. The Demo '' crats elect ten Congressmen. Both pal
 ties claim the First district.
 In Mississippi not more than one-ha
 or two-thirds of the usual vote was cast o The Democrats claim four CongressmeI 70 70 the Republicans three, including Cha d dd mers, Independent Republican. '" The New York Times says that in tn t. Kentucky elected Democratic Cor a grcssmen from ten districts. In tn t7 Ninth, w. w. Culbertson, Republican n is elected over J. Smith Hurt by 1,50O. If In Illinois the Republicans will have ,s majority of from three to five on joir . ballot in the State Legislature, thoug Il the Democrats probably have a majorit in the House. The latest returns ind
 cate that in Congressmen the Republ h c;uls hold their own, while the Democrat II have gained the additional member give "a under the redistricting. Republican,
 13; Democrats, 7.
 70 In Indiana the Democratic majorit If will reach IF, ,00O The Democrats ele, 10 nine out of the fourteen Congressme ,- certainly. The next Legislature wi ,- stand: Senate, 27 Democrats, 23 Repul h licnus; House, 6 Democrats, 35 Repul cr licaus. ThH Democrats elected 19 Sta < Senators out of 25, who will hold over IL vote for United States Senator ill 1885, .a t1 Forty-eighth Congress the vote will | a u as follows, if the Virginia Readjustel LS lr.l. ] l.