Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-08
THE ELECTIONS

and the overthrow of 'bossism" nearly
everywhere.
In New York the democratic majority
for governor is variously estimated at from
10000 to 10000. In New York city Edison,
dem, is elected mayor General Butler has
10000 majority for governor OF 6Iassachus-
etts. In Pennsylvania Pattison, the indie
pendent democrat has from twenty-thous-
and to $4,000 majority for Governor
The democrats claim three or four men,
bers OF Congress in Wisconsin. Connccti-
cut has probably elected democratic gov
ernor and three Congressman, including
ex-senator Eaton. South Carolina went
democratic, the colored men refraininS from
voting at many points. In New Jersey Ro-
bosom has been defeated. Tho contest in
Delaware is close.
Dispatches from North Carolina claim
the election Of eight Democratic and one
Republican members of Congress.
In Baltimore the independent judiciary
ticket carried all the wards save the second
eighth, ninth and seventeenth, and has a
majority of over 10000 Returns from the
counties of Maryland indicate that Messrs
Covington, Talbot, Hobitzell and Findlay
democrats, and McComas, republican, are
elected to Congress. Mr.. Holton, rcpubli-
can, is also thought to have carried the fifth
district, over Chapman, the present men,
her,
In Rhode Island two republican Congress
men arc reelected. In Wisconsin the DEM
ocrats claim five or six of the nine Congress-
men. Gen. Bate, democrat, is probably
elected Governor in Tennessee. In Iowa
McCord, republican, is elected to Congress.
The entire democratic ticket in Louisiana
is probably elected. There are small rcpub-
llcan gains for secretary of State in Indiana
In New Hampshire the contest is close, and
the republicans claim two Congressman and
Hale, for Governor.
Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Mime
sofa, Nebraska and Rhode Island are repub-
lican with reduced majorities.
The ahonci,es have probably succeeded in elccting
Wise consr"ssnla-at-larse and claim -four other Con,
SrrssincM.
Loudoun county--Leesburg, Massey. sol ::
Barbour, sos; Dawson 8; Wise, l27: Falr,
l26; Syphax: 8. Guilford Massey, ll3:
Barbour, 1l3; Wise, IS: Farr, 13: Dawson.
3. Farmwell, Massey, l42; Barbour, 142 !;
Wise, 10; Farr, 20; DaWson,l. Hamilton, Mas
scy's majority % Waterford Massey major
ity3; Hillsboro. Massey ia Barbour lis {;
Wise 80; Farr 40; Purcclvilc. Massey IS;
Wise 60; Dawson l. Barbour 81: Farr 81 !:
Syphax /.
Farfax-Thornton's, Massey, az: Bar
bour a Wise, 81 Farr, los; Dawson. II
syphax, l.. West End. Massey, 10: Bar
bour, III; Wise, Al; Farr. 50. Accotink.
Wise, 90 Massey, &c. Moore's, Massey, GS:
Wise, "a. Pullman's Masseys majority TO-.
Prince William Manassas, Massey 246 !;
Wise IS; Dawson 4G; Garrison 244 Mayo
As; Woltz IS; Occoquan gives Garrison and
Massey majority of 81, gain Of 20 votes
: for the democrats.
Culpeper-Culpeper c. H., Massey 275
Wise 81 Mitchelrs, Massey 1914: Wise
1873; Browns Store, Massey %; Wise 81 {;
Eldorado Massey CT: Wise l!:; Stevens
burg, Massey 1902; Wise so: Rixcyylle,
Massey us; Wise "a; Brandy, Massey e.
Wise 90; Jetlersonton, Massey 80 majority :
Fosters Store, not heard FROM will give
Massey majority Of or 10.
Orange-Orange c. H., Massey, 800 !;
Wise. 70; Barbour, 22G: Farr, 20; Dawson,
l.; Gordonsyille. Barbour, $50; Farr Sc !;
Wise, Sc; Massey, 147
Shenandoah .Quickburg, Massey, 80;
Wise, Is; OFerrall, 81 Paul, IS. Dry
Run School Honse, O'Ferrall, As; Paul, So.
Central School House, O'Fcrrall 63: Paul,
3 Harrisonburg, Paul's majority 1873: Wise
1876. Woodstock, Wise, 55S; Paul 35S:
Massey, 500; O'Ferrall, 379.
Augusta county gives Massey $50 ma
jority. and Bath county gives O'Ferall 10
majority.
Nelson-New Market, Massey $50; Tuck
er $50; Wise 142; Riyes 129 Lovingston,
Massey 142; Wise 1872; Tucker l43: Rivcs
142.
Observation-Disclosures, Massey 307 !:
Wise 306 Dawson %: Tucker 32l Rives
3Ol; Woodfin lG; Glenwood, Tucker 81 ::
Massey 30; Wise &c Rives 90. Cedar Hill
gives Wise and Rivcs 4 small majority.
Natural Bridge, Massey 50: Tucker 81 ::
Wise 81 Rives 81
Amherst-Amhcrst c. e., Massey 2S5 !:
Wise III; Tucker 271 Rivcs Ill.
Bedford-Big Island Massey 131 Tucker
131 Rives So Wise IS.
Buckingham-New Canton, Wise l55 :;
Rives 1854 Massey 81: Tucker TO- Dawson
/; Woodln 1.
Botetourt-Roaring Run, Massey 80 ::
Tucker 81 Wise At ; Rivcs Al: Dawson | !:
Woodlin l Nick Rum Massey Sc: Wise %
Tucker Sc; Rives %.
Buchanan-Massey 122 Tucker %; Wise
Sc; Rives ST.
Statford-White Oak, Masscy's majority
3; Garrison ,; Falmouth, Wisc's majority
3; Mayo's |; HARDWOOD precinct gives rs
majority for Wise and Mayo.
Spotsylvania-Breut's Mill gives CARR
son and Massey 80 majority each.
In Fredericksburg Garrison's majority is
297, and Massey's 2S7.
Large gains for the democrats arc report
ed in the 9th district: Nothing official is
known yet, but Washington county is car
ried by Massey and Fulkerson BY 1000 ma
jority. At Abingdon Massey's majority is
236 and at Wytheville Wises majority is 53.
Warren county gives Massey and Barbour
about 620 majority.
In Clarke county the majority for Massey
and Barbour is about $50.
Frederick Co., including Winchester gives
Massey and Barbour about 725 majority.
Fauquier county will give democratic
majority of l, 900 and upwards.
Page County gives Wise about 800.
Rockingham County gives Wise aud Paul
about $50 majority.
The democratic gain at Danville is so;
at North Danville l. and at Mehcrrin the
democratic loss is 49,
Lynchburg gives Massey, 25O majority
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