The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
Kansas Probably Carried by a
Heavy Vote.
The North, South, East and
West "Solid."
The Latest Returns.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Election in the Surprise state.

mAOOAOh y OElIo.
The Election in the Surprise State.
BooToN, Nov 8-The following is list of
the State officers elected yesterday, and also
the members of the Executive Council:
Governor Benjamin f. Butler Lowell.
kient rant Cover nor-Oliver Ames No. Easton.
Secretary of the Commonwealth Henry B.
Treasurer Daniel A. Gleason, Medford.
Auditor-Charles r. Ladd, Medford.
Attorney -General-Edgar j. Sherman, Lawrence.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
First Decentralization II. Gu. hing, Middlebolo
Second bistrict-Nath2n IN Wales, Stoughton.
Third Distrct-Willlam A. Tower Lexington.
Fourth Distrct-Patrick Mcguire. Boston.
Fifth District-Edward III. Haskell. .-Gl ucester.
Sixth District-George Heywa d, Concord.
Seventh DistIict-Eben A. Hale Greenfield.
Eghth District-We lgl on Smith, Lee.
Seven Republicans, one Democrats
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
First District-R. T. Davis Rep
Sec nd District-John ID. Long, Rep.
Third District-A. e. kanney Rep.
Fourth District-P. A. Colliis, Dem.
Fifth DstficJ-Leopold Morse Dem.
Sixth Dist ict-H. B. Lowering, Dem.
Seventh District-E. f. S one, Rep.
Eighth District--W. A. Russell, Rep
MIN Dis rict--Theodore Lyman, fnd. Rep.
Tenth Distrct-W. w. Rice, Rep.
Eleventh Decentralization Whitney Rep
Twelfth District-G G. Robi son, Rep.
The returns from 1856 townsville whole of
the State with the exception of ten towns
show total vote of 254, ,467, divided as follows:
For Bishop, Rep, 119,020; for Butler, Dem.
and Gr., 132,678; for Almy, Pro-, 1862 plu-
rality of 1868 for General Butler. In 1879,
the same towns cast a total vote of 240, 1856.
Governor Long received 120,832, General But
Ter, 107, ,875, Mr.. Adams, the anti-Buter can
didate, 9912, and MIR. Eddy, Pro-, 1908, The
other 10S ballots fell to Scattering names.
The Butler and Adams vote aggregate Ill.,
1877. Governor Long obtained a plurality of
1857 over General Butler and plurality of
3045 over the two Democratic candidate reck-
oned together.
General Butler shows a gain of "a ,S03 upon
the vote cast for him in 1879, an increase of no
less than % per cent, or OF nearly one-fourth.
He has also scored gain CT 1881 upon the
total Democratic and Greenback vote, an in
crease of a little over 123 per cent, or one
eighth. On the other hand, the Republicans
have lost 1872 reduction of II per cent The
prohibition vote is larger by 16l than it was
three years ago. The total vote displays an
increase of 1882, growth of 101 per cent. OF
every 1000 votes cast in 1879, General Butler
received 449. and Mr.. Adams Al, or 400 be-
tween the two candidates on the Democratic
side, while Governor Long obtained 503. The
other went to the Prohibition candidate. In
1879 the ten towns unreported at this writing
cast their vote as below: Long, 1919; Butler,
1874; Adams, II; and Eddy 81 Governor
Long had plurality of 645 over General But
Ter and of 568 over the two Democratic candi-
dates counted together. If these figures are
added in their respective columns, to the re-
turns received from 339 towns, the following
may be estimated as the vote of the State:
Butler, 134, ,029; Bishop, 120,939, and Almy
1906, plurality of l3 ,090 for General Butler in
a total vote of 256, TIA.
The total vote, withionly one town to hear
from, gives Butler 133,9O4; Bishop, 120,612;
Almy, 1929: Buffers plurality, 1922.