Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-11-16
ALABAMA


The real contests in this State for
Congress was between 1IerndOn,
Democrat, and Smith, Republican, in
the first district; Henlet, Democrat,
and Rice, Republican, in the second; !;
Shelley, Democrat, and Craig, Repub-
lican, in the fourth Prior, Democrat,
and Shelby, Republican, in the
eighth, They have all gone Demo
cratic. The third elects Oates, the
fifth Williams, the sixth Hewitt and
the seventh Forncy, Pryor is the
only new member; Shelley is elected
TO fill out his term in the present
Congress from which he was ousted.
MISSISSIPPI.
Elected Congressman. Several Re-
publicans claim to be elected, Ohal.
mers among the number.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Elected Governor, r. r. Commits
sioncrs, Legislature and Congress
men. Republicans carry the State,
elccting Samuel w. Hale Governor
over Martin V. b. Edgerly, Democrat.
KENTUCKY.
Elected Congressmen-ten Demo.
Gratis and one Republican.
LOUISIANA.
Entire Congressional delegation
elected by the Democrats except Rel-
logg in the third district.
NEW JERSEY.
Elected Legislature and Congress
men. Two Democrats elected 10 Con-
gress. Legislature: Senate, II Re-
publcans and 8 Democrats; House,
rs Republicans and 81 Democrats;
Independent, i; doubtful, |. This
Legislature elects a United States
Senator to succeed Mcpherson, Dem
ocrat.
MISSOURI.
Minor State officers, Legislature
and Cougressmen elected. Demo
cratic State ticket, with probably a
few exceptions, elected by about Co.
600 majority. Democrats also elect
the congressman except in the the
and 18th districts.
MARYLAND.
Elected State Judges and Congress
men. There is gain of one Repub-
lican Congressman (McComas oyer
Montgomery BIair), in the 9th dis
trict.
KANSAS.
State officers, Legislature and Con-
elected, and Coy. John p.
st. John defeated for reelection by |
Geo. w. Click, Democrat; Charles |
Robinson was the Greenback candi-
date for Governor. The remainder
Of the Republican ticket elected.
MINNESOTA.
Elected solid Republican Con-
gressional delegation.
DELEWARE.
Charles g. Slockley, Democrat,
elected Governor over M. S. BIanch-
ard, Greenback, and Albert Curry,
Democrats carry The
Legislature, and all but one of the
delegation,
WISCONSIN.
Legislature and Congressman elect
ed. Large Democratic gains. Five
Democratic and three Republican
congressman elected, Il gain Of four
Democrats.
COLORADO.
Governor, Legislature and Con-
yrcssmen elected. Democratic State
ticket elected. James Is. Grant, Dem
lcrat, for Governor, defeated 4. l..
McCampbell, Republican.
ARKANSAS.
Congressman elected. Solid Dem
)cratic delegation elected.
TEXAS.
State officers, Legislature and Con-
yrcSsmen elected. John Ireland, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
defeated Geo, W. Jones, Independent.
Thc Congressional delegation stands:
Democrats, l0I Republicans, |.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
elected Brcnts, Republican, delegate
o Congress.
ARIZONA.
Democratic Legislature aud one
elected.
GEORGIA.
Democratic Congressional ticket
lCctcd.
FLORIDA.
Elected Congressmcn and Lcgisla-
urc. Republican gains reported.
CONNECTICUT.
Legislature, State officers and Con- I
'iessnlcn elected. Democrats clrcl
heir State ticket and three Congress-
hcn. Waller Democrat. defeats !
Dr Governor. VIM. II. Bulkcley,
a. =. Tanner, Green
ack, and Geo. l.. Rogers, irohibi !