The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-10
Talbot Reelected !!
Election of Yellott & Fowler.
LOCAL OPTION CARRIED.
Hartford Still Democratic

Inc democrats carried New \ DIRK as by q
whirlwind, eecting Grover Cleaveland Gov
ernor by 100000 majority, Edison Mayor of
New York by 10000 majority and 10 out of
"a members of Congress.
The Pennsylvania Democrats also achieved
brilliant victory, electing Pattison Govern
OF by 10000 majority. The Democrats have
also gained three congressman. The delega-
ton will therefore be nearly equally divided.
Gen. Benjamin F. Butler has carried Mass
achusetts by a plurality $4,000. The Repub-
leans claim the election of the other State
officers. The Democrats have made large
gains in the Legislature, and have gained two
congressman.
The Blue Hens Chickens in little Della
ware have been true to Democracy and have
elected Charles c. Stockley Governor and
Charles b. Lore to Congress- The Democrats
will retain control of the Legislature.
North Carolina has gone Democratic by
increased majorties The Legislature is
undoubtedly Democratic, and the congress
sional delegation will consist of eight Demo.
Gratis and one Republican, a gain of one
congressman to the Democrats.
The indications are that the Democrats
have carried South Carolina. The election
passed off quietly.
Virginia remains in the clutches of Malone.
John S. Wise, Malone candidate for Con.
gress, is believed to be elected, but the re-
turns are coming in in favor of Mas
sey. The returns also indicate the cleo
ton, also, of Lbbey, John Paul and
Hooper, coalitionists. The impression is
that the congressional delegation will be
equally divided-fivc Democrats and five
Mahoneites. The negroes voted almost SOL
idly for the Malone candidates.
A full Democratic delegation is elected to
Congress from Georgia. Spear and FELTON,,
Independent candidates, are both reported to
be defeated.
McCoid, Republican, is reelected to Con-
gress from the first Iowa district. Murphy,
Democrat, is elected in the second district.
The Republicans lost heavily in New
Hampshire. The contest for Governor is
very close, with the chances in favor of the
Republicans. The Democrats claim the cleo
ton of at least one of the three congressman.
The present delegation are all Republicans.
The gratifying news comes from New Jer.
sey that Robson, the plunderer of the
United States Navy, is defeated.
Connecticut is true to her colors. Repub.
lican losses are general. Eaton, Democrat, is
elected to Congress. The Democrats have
about 5000 majority. The net Republican
loss in 1853 towns is G,2S0.
The entire Democratic delegation to Con-
gress is elected in Louisiana.
The election in Missouri was quiet, result
ing in complete victory for the Democrats.
A CLEAN of comfort comes to the Republi-
cans from Rhode Island, where the tidal
wave of Democracy did not reach.
The Democratic State ticket is elected in
Indiana by about 5000 majority. The Dem
ocrats have elected congressman and the
Republicans 4. Republican loss OLA.
The Democrats have gained at least one
congressman in Iowa. The present delega-
ton is solidly Republican.
Even llllnolS mas gone democratic. Two
Republicans and one independent congress-
men have been elected.
The Democrats have swept Texas again.
Tennessee has also gone Democratic, as
usual.
The Democrats have made large gains in
Wisconsin, electing five or six congressman,
a gain of three or four members.
The Democrats have probably carried
California, by several thousand majority
Chalmers, the Butcher of Fort Pillow"
who was supported in Mississippi as an
independent candidate by the Administration,
is probably elected. The Republicans also
claim one or two more congressman from
that State.
The Kentucky delegation will probably
contain one Republican, as before
The usual Democratic victory has been
gained in Alabama.
The Republicans claim gains in Florida,
but this is not conceded by the Democrats.
The Republicans have carried Nebraska by |
$4,000 majority.
Elk Senator Eaton is elected to Congress |