The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
4 TIDAL WAVE.
tuesdays Elections Show Great DEM
oCratC Gains.
Folger Badly Beaten. Ben Butler Carries
Massachusetts, and Pattison Elected
in PENNSYLVANIA,

Thirty three States and Territories. Two
hundred and nine three members of Con.
grcSs, besides Delegates from the Terri
tories, We're elected to the Forty eighth
Congress. Vacancies in the Forty
seventh Congress are also to be filled.
Governors were elected in fifteen States,
and in twenty States other State officers
including members of the judiciary, were
chosen. Legislatures were elected i'll
twenty-five States. In seven constitu-
tional amendments We're voted on. Hi
nois, Iowa. Kansas. Michigan. Minnesota a
Nebraska, Rhode Island and Wisconsin
were thought certain to give Republican
maiorities. while Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky. Louisiana,
Mississippi, Missouri, New York, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Texas were
equally confidently counted on fer Demo
cratic maiorities. The list of doubtful
States was an unusually large one, in
cluding California, Colorado. Connecticut
Delaware Indiana. Massachusetts, Neva-
da. New Hampshire, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Tennessee and Virginia. The
result of the voting 50 far received fol-
lows:
NEW YORK.
ilboag. y. y. Nor. &-'rhe Etcntng
JoNruGl foots up Governor elect Cleve-
Ian majority to 1853, 600, the largest ma
i"ritv ever given tor i Governor in the
history of politics. During the war Gov
ernor Brough, of Ohio, was elected by
100. 900 majority. Towns have gone
Democratic, like Auburn, that have never
heretofore given Democratic majority.
Gen. Slocum, for Congressman-at-large
runs ahead OF Cleveland in many places.
-Neto TorL; Nor. S.-Complete returns
from Kings county give Cleveland G5, ,1S:
Folger 25,a24. The State Democratic
ticket carried with it the city anG county
tickets, with the exception of Col. sam
Richmonds, who is elected over Carroll
Dem. to the office of register by major
ito of 80. The vote on Congress is
still Incomplete.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pattison is elected governor, his major.
ity over Beaver being ;229i4
Returns of the Stewart vote have been
received from only Il few counties in tie
State. They show Il slight increase il
the counties where the Wolfe vote was
| LIGHT, and very decided decrease where
Ilt w one Npit HcaNN- IL IIlG
portion shown by the returns received
should hold throughout the State the
vote for Stewart would not exceed 30, 00C
and Pattison would have plurality oyel
/ both Republican candidates. This. how.
ever is not probable. It the falling Of
should be in the proportion shown by the
returns received from counties outside OF
/ Philadelphia, Stewards vote would be
about $4,000. 1t is not probable that the
vote for Wolfe in 1891. nearly 80. coo, has
been exceeded by the vote of Stew art this
year. The other Independent Republi
can candidates poll a somewha; heavier
vote tlau Stewart.
The following is a list of the PcnnSyl
vauia Congressman reported elected
some .: the districts credited ~ the Dem
ocrats. notably that OF V. II. H. Davis
/ (,Jh). are very close. According to the
list the delegation stands; |. Democrats
10 Republicans and / independent Re
publican. 1t may saf ly be counted as
( II Democrats, 10 Republicans l indie
pendent Republican. and > doubtful. 1st
H. H. Bingham, Il; 2nd. Chas. O'Neill,
! II: Bird. ). j. Randall. ID; ith. VIM. d.
Kelley, r; 9TH. \, c. ilarmer, G; 9th. ].
L. Everhart. Il: eth. W. II. II Davis.
d; ID. Ermentrout, D: 9th. \. Herr
Smith. Il: 10th. Wm. Mutchler, ID; II tn.
Jno. B. Storm. y: eth. -. w. Connolly.
ID; 18th J. n. Wctheriil, d: lith. H.
McGormicl;. D; 10Th. Geo. A. Post, ID:
lGth ". ". Brown. Il: lsth. \. II.
Cohroth, ID: 18th. +. NJ. kimmell, d:
18th. W. \. Duncaa. d; Goth. A. G..
Curtin u: 21st. Chas. +. Boyle, d; .3nd
j. II. Hopkins, u; 2:srti. y. NJ. Bayne, /.
X; 24th. G. Y. Lawrence K: 25th. Jno.
ID. Patton. d: 25th. :. II. Miller, K: 91th
5. NJ. Brainerd, X; At Large, NJ. F. IL
lott, d.
'rne next Sta,e Senate will probably
have % Republican and u Democratic
members. and the House 50 Republican
and l05 Democrats a majority of , on
joint ballot.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BoStcn Voc. S.-lieturns from 342
towns in this State give Butler. Dem. for
Governor. l33. .4lG: Bishop, Rep. 12o. POI:
Amy, Prohibition, 1929.
The above includes all the towns in
the State but four
In the Stn District. Russell. Rep. for
Congress. has Il plurality of 52J, with one
small town to hear from.
ne tblil Nttt vi -huSSdC4'uSeltS. ali
but one town, gives Butler 1873. 90i, Bis
hop leo, 112, Amy 1899. Butler plural
ity. b.
The returns show a plurality on the Re
publican State ticket, except on Bishop,
of about III, 80. and the Executive Coun-
ell with stand Republicans. Democrat.
The total Greenhack vote in the State is
3au0
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FdHcord, NOr. S.-20s towns give Hale
-, 800; Edgerly, 34.J94: scattering 194.
Thirty-thyce towns to hear from gave a
majority against Bell in 1880 of 80.
which ii returned in the same ratio, will
give Hale GOl majority. The Senate will
stand /, Rep to Dem There will he
more than 80 Repuhlicar majority in the
House Of Representatives The Council
will stand 4 Republicans and l Demo-
crat. both Republican candidates for
Congress have been chosen by very large
ajJrities.
NEW JERSEY.
Nerark, N0r. S.-I,test returns from
9th Congressional District, comprising
Essex county. give Fielder, Dem. 2401
majority. LIST district elects F'errell.
Dem. over Robeson, by 1000 The End
district re-clects Brewer, Rep. The ird
elects kean, Rep. over Miles Ross. by
1900 majority. The Ith districts elects
Howey, Rep. over Harris by 100 The
,th elects McAdoo, Dem. but his maiori-
ty is uncertain.
The Legislature will stand: Senate.
twelve .pablicous, nine d Democrats. As
senhiy. lt"puGlican, twenty six: Demo
Gratis thirty o::e; independent one; doubt
full two. The Democrats have one to
three majority on Joint ballot, securing
Them United States Senator.
WISCONSIN,.
H}rtu!ee Nov S.-Additiau,l 81 returns
received up till noon to-day make sure of
the election oi5 Republican and j Dem
ocratlc Congressmen-a Democratic gain
of2 Ten Republican and : Democratic
State Senators were elected--a Demo
cratic gaiu OF i. The next State Senate
will stand: Republicans 20, Democrats
-. Returns rom Assembly dist ricts are
not yet complete. So far. /" Repubh-
have been reported elected, Indicating a
large Democratic gain.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, .Nch., Nov. S.-The returns up
to noon tIoir this State are mea.re and
do not materially alter the situation as
noted il these dispatches last night. The
2d district is claimed by the d emocrats
by 800 majority. but is not conceded.
Still the appearances at the prese ut writ