Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-10

ALBANY, N. z, November 9.-The f. en-
atg Journal (Rep.) estimates Cleveland's ma
iority at 10000, IS Democrats and 43 Re-
publieans in the Assembly, and 2O6 Demo
Gratis and 119 Republicans in the next
Congress. Il says the majority in favor Of
free canals is fully $50 900.
pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9-Completf
returns show that the next State Senate
Will consist Of 29 Republicans and 81 Demo.
| Gratis. The returns from nearly all the As
sembly districts and careful estimates Of
those not heard from give the Democrats
| ITO members and the Republicans 81. These
/ hgures will not be materially changed. The
Democrats will thus have a msiority Of II
on joint ballot. The present Senate stand:
- Republicans and Is Democrats. and the
House 122 Republicans and 79 Democrats
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, November 9.-Nothing
\ more definite has been received as TO the
election in Virginia than was embodied iI
yesterdays dispatches from here. 1t is i'm
/ possible to hear from the remote counties in
the First and Ninth districts. Large Demo
/ cratic gains are reported IN the latter, but
/ not enough to elect Fulkerson over Bowen
| Coalitionlst. The First district is very
/ close, and full returns will have to be re
ceived before the election Is decided be-
tween Garrison, Dem, and Mayo, COaIi-
ti6 mist
In he Seventh Congressional district the
| hg1res will be required to decide between
| O'Fersll, DEM, and Paul, COslitionist. II
| Paul Is returned O'Ferall will contest
his election on the ground of fraud, OF
which he claims to have ample evidence.
/ l. bby, COalitiOnist, in the Second district,
is 'ected by nearly 3 900 majority. George
ID Wise's majority in the Third district, is
| $500 Hooper, COslitlOnist, in the Fourth
district, is elected by about 1900 ms sjorlty.
| Csbell, Dem, in the Fifth district has an
estimated majority Of 500. Tucker, Dem,
in the Sixth district has an estimated ma
| iOrity of 1000. Barbour Dem in the
Eighth district has over 5000 majority. The
Democrats are still hopeful of the election
Of Massey as Congressman at large and are
ssnguine Of having six other Congressman,
while the COalltionists claim that John s.
Wise is elected by from 5000 to 10. .0o0 ma
| jOritY, and that they have secured four other
| COngressmen.
STAUNToN, Va, November 9.-In this
| (the Seventy district the Democrats con
| cede Paul's election by 1873 msjo -fty. The
| COaliuOnists claim over 5000. Psuls ma
| jOritY so far as heard from Is las. The
| counties unreported gave him 355 at the
last election.
PETERSBURG, November 9-The returns
| coming IN greatly reduce the majority OF j.
I ). Wise, the ReadiusteT candidate for Con
gresham at large. So sanguine are the
Democrats that bets are being made on
| Massey, DEM, for C0ngressman-at-large.
The Resdiusters, who yesterday and the
/ day before estimated Wise's majority at
| Is, 600 and 20, 600. think now It will Oe much
less, probably 5000. The Democrats are
highly elated over the encouraging reports
coming In. In some OF the adjoining cOun-
ties light vote was pOlled. 1t is stated that
! in Tazewell county, this State, not more than
hslf the vote was cast.
LYNCHBURG, November 9-Full returns
from all the counties in the Sixth district
except Buckingham give Tucker, Dem,
1890 msi0rity. Buckingham will reduce
THESE figures about 600 at the ou side, leav-
ing him a mai oritY OF 2 800. Massey, Dem,
! for COngressman-atlaIge, runs slightly be-
hind the ticket.
FREDERICKsBURG, November 9-Reports
| from eight counties in the First district give
| Garrison, Dem, 1,071 majority, with two
Democratic counties to hear from. Six
| counties not heard from, gave last year CSC
Readjuster majority. The district will be
very close and is still in doubt,
CHICAGO, November 9.-Returnsup to one
delegation will be evenly divided, as follows
Democrats = Second district, FinertY;
Eighth, Haley; Eleventh, Neece; Twelfth,
Riggs Thirteenth, Springer {; Sixteenth
Shaw Seventeenth, MOulton; Eighteenth,
Morrison; Nineteenth, TOWnsnend; TWen-
iieth, Murphy. Republicans-Frst district,
! Denham, Third, Davis; Fourth, Adams;
Fifth, Ellenwood; Sixth, Hill; Seventh,
| Henderson,; Ninth, Payson; Tenth, Lewis
Fourteenth, Rowell; Fifteenth, Cannon.
| This shows a Republican loss of three and
/ Democratic gain OF four, owing to the &C
| cession OF a new district.
The Democrats admit a doubt about
| Haley's election, and the Republicans do not
cOncede MurphY's election In the Twentieth
/ district. The control OF the State Legisla-
/ ture on joint ballot is now In doubt, with
| the chances in favor of the Democrats.
Cook county is very evenly divided be-
/ tween the Republicans and Democrats
/ Party lines were almost wholly ignored out
/ side she active politicians, and the candi-
| dates were chosen entirely on their personal
popularity. The highest Democratic plu-
rality is 2,S52. and the highest Republican
/ plurality is f. 1853, indicating an independent
vote of over 1000. The last returns on
/ Congressman indicate the election of Cullen
Il aud Thomas, Reps, in the Eighth and
| Twentieth districts, and WOrthingtOn, Dem
/ in the Tenth. The delegation would then
stand IL Republicans and 9 Democrats.
/ The State Legislature is very close on
/ iOint ballot, and 1t is impossible to say
/ which party will have q majority when the
| returns are all In.
The returns on the State Legislature
show that the Senate will be composed of
/ 81 Republicans and 20 Democrats. The
| House will have az Republicans certain
with possibility OF 20; and "A Democrats,
with q possibility OF 76, giving the Republi-
csns 8 majority OF from IL to TO on joint
ballot, which means the election of Re
publican United States Senator. The result
| In the Twentieth Congressional district Is
still in doubt, with the probability in favor
OF Thomas, Rep, which would make the
Congressional delegation stand: Republi-
cans IL, Democrats 9.
The latest returns from the State indicate
the election of the Republican State ticket
by from 10000 to $4,000 msjority.
MISSISSIPPI
MEMPHIS, November 9-Gen. Chalmer:
is in this city. In an interview he asserts
thst bulldOzing was practiced In Tsllshat-
chic county where an election was prevented
from being held under the fear of the
small pox, which deprived him OF 500 votes.
| At one place in DesOto county, where the
| Judges refused to hold an election there,
caused him to lose 200 votes. NOtwith-
standing this he claims his election on the
returns that have been made by 1910 ma
/ jOritG.
JACKSON, November 9-Unolficisl slreturns
| and reports from reliable sources leave no
/ doubt of the election of Chalmers over
| Manning, and the election Of Van Eaton,
Dem, over Lynch. both by small msjorities'
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, November 9. = Msckey
| (white). Rep, beats Lee (colored), Rep, In
| the Seventh district by 5000 msjority.
| Democrats have certainly been elected IN
The other five districts. No disturbance OF
| trouble occurred in any part OF the State.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, November 9.-Returns from the
| First district indicate the election OF w. T.
Ross, Rep, to Congress instead OF Latham
/ Doubts are entertained as to whether Ben
nett, Dem, for CoDgressman-at-lsrge, and
Robbins, Dem, in the Seventh district, are
/ elected.
| DELAWARE.
| WILMINGTON, November 9.-The official
vote of Delsware gives stokey, Dem, ioI
Governor 1888 majority; Lore, Dem, fol
| Congress, 1923 majority. Martin, Rep, is
| elected Sheriff of New Castle county by
| N lritY. With this exception the entire
| Democratic ticket is elected. The next
Legislature viii stand: The House solidly
| Democratic, the Senate Democrats and
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