The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11

other districts and the Congressman at
Large will be Republican.
Topeka. Kansas, Nov. S.-Three hun
dred and three wards, townships and
voting precincts give Click. Democrat
:, 500 ma aority over ST. John Repu blican,
with perhaps less than 10000 votes in
the State for Robinson G. The Repub-
lican State Committee does not express
any hope for st. John With this excep-
ception, the Republican State, County
and Congressional tickets are elected by
the usual maiorities.
... LOUISIANA.
Neo OrleanS. Nov. S.-kellogs's !. elec-
ton in the Sd District is conceded by the
Democrats.
Behan's maio. ty for Mayor is 920S
TheRepublican Committee give kcllogg's
majority in the 3d District as 1000 over
Acklin and 1890 over both Acklin and
Beattie
The Times Dcmocrut, commenting on
the election, says kellogg's campaign in
the Sd District has demonstrated that
the Republican party of this State can
be organized, and the Democratics will
act wisely by putting their house in or
der for the death struggle which the Re
p
NORTH CAROLINA.
Rdleigh. v. t.. Nov. S.-Meagre re-
turns indicate the election of Bennett,
Democrat for CongresSnen- at Large. by
l,090 ma aiority. and that the Democrats
have elected every Congressman except
in the I'd District, where O Hare. Repub-
lican had no opposition. The Legislature
is Democratic, although the Republicans
make gains.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
/ NeT York, Nov. S.-A Charleston spe-
cial to the Post says: The Democrats
have carried this State by a .arge major
ity. and elect their whole Congressional
ticket f. B. c. Cash. Independent can
didate in the 9TH District. is conceded to
Hemphell. Democrat. Several bloody
election aifrayS have occurred in the DIFF
ferent sections of the State. The negroes
did not turn out very well, and in some
sections their vote was very light.
TENAS.
! Gu}rfstOn, Nov. S.-teturnS from the
| 10Th District indicate the election of
john Hancock, Democrat. hv 5000 to
! 1000 majority. Ociii.trer. Republican,
/ is probably elected in he sth District by
! lGUU majority. The Taxa> delegat ion
will stand 10 Democrats ana Republi-
can.
VIRGINIA.
/ Rtrhm9nd. Ioc. E.-'rhe returns re-
I ceived this afternoon and evening are
more favorable to the Democrats, and
/ their hopes are revivng in lini,ortiun
/ Gains are reported from various sections
. "t the State. which the Democrats claim.
will help Massey materially. and may
| possibly insure his election. They claim
! that the outlook for Cabell. in the 9th
/ district. is better, aud that he viii! Ger
/ tainly be elected.
] From the 1th District also thev have
encouragement, and o Ferrell's (Dem.)
+ defeat is not looked upon as Il foregone
conclusion. The Democrats are also
confident that Garrison will carry the 1St
/ District by IA small majority The Gal
. Zionist do net como down from what
/ they claimed to-day as reported in these
Dispatches ~ noon. They are decidedly
juhulant and confident.
! PtcrSLnrg. In. Nor .H.-Rrturns from
the adjacent counties are coming in very
4 slow. All ind cltc the lection of John ).
Wise. the ReadjuSter candidate for Con-
grcS>l::aI!-ai Large bv Il barge maioiitd
! Tn. headquarters claims Ii electi, II by
IN coo majority. The Democrats say the
+ Wise naI"rItv will tie greatly reduced
when nj the returns are in. with the rro5-
, ability of the ciFcvion ,f john f. Massey.
Democrats. i. ). Hooper. Coalition. for
Congress from the l;h District, has a
large ma jrr:ty oNcr " N. A. Reese. Dem
( ocrut.