Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-07

/ Bishop 253 majority last year, shows al
| noon 800 plurality for Robinson. The re.
/ turns from the other precincts in the
| various wards show considerable Repub.
/ llcan gains Ovef last years vote.
An unprecedented number of votes are
! being cast early in the day.
The ninth ward, which has a numerous
colored vote, at IL O'Clock this morning
showed total of 602 for Robinson against
367 for Butler.
WORCESTER, Nov. 6, P. M.-The cleo
ton is passing of quietly and there is
every indication of a large vote, the Re-
publlcans being especially active and
confident. In the Eighth ward the
Warden in charge was found to be minor
after two or three hundred votes had been
cast. 1t was at first feared that the mis-
take was fatal, but a reference to law de-
cisIons indicates that ballots cannot be
rejected.
In Taunton the indications point to the
largest vote ever thrown, with large Re
publican gains.
NRENCE, MASS, Nov. 6, , P. M.-An
unusually heavy vote is being polled,
with about 1900 as Gov. Buffers indi-
Gated majority.
BOSTON, Nov. 6, 6 p. M.-Sixty-one
towns, including Lynn, Lowell. Fall
klVer, Taunton, NewburypOrt and Fitch
burg give Robinson 26,S7S, and Butler 23,-
5I9. Lowell gives Butler a majority of
l,O92 against ,527 majority last year. The
J0HFRdt Says that number of patent bal
lot-0oXes gave out and that the old ones
were substituted. 1t also states that in
ward Is Robinson Is running far ahead of
his ticket, and in ward Il Buffers ma
j0rlty will be reduced one-half.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. 6. p. NJ
There has been very heavy vote in this
city to-day; the heaviest ever known at
State election. At O'Clock a large part
OF the vote had been cast, and Robinson
led in most of the wards. The indications
are that Buffers majority of 800 last year
viii be wiped out. Some of the old-timers,
who have kept very quiet during the
campaign, have scratched Butler. A full
vote was cast during the forenoon at
H0lyoke, which showed Robinson gains.
BOSTON, Nov. 6, 80 p. M.-The COM
plete vote Of Boston, given by the Journal,
is: Butler 81, ,l65, Robinson 25,954: But
ler's majority CPL. Last year Boston
gave Butler 30,375, Bishop 17,015, and
Almy 2lS. If these figures are substan-
tiated by later returns, they will show
loss for Butler Of 1869 votes. and will
doubtless give the State to the Republi-
cans.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. 6, 7P. M
Springfield gives Robinson, 1927 and But
Ter 2,909.
Last year Butler had 500 majority.
BOsToN, Nov. 6, 8 P. M.-Returns from
lS4 towns, and including every city except
Lawrence, give Butler 10, ,103, Robinson
l23,0ll, Republican majority of 9I4, and
l60 towns yet to hear from
BOSTON, Nov. &, 9:30 p. M.-Returus
have been received, including Lawrence,
which give Butler 1871 1858 and Robinson
l29, 7l2, majority for Robinson of 2,344.
1t Is impossible to get an estimate at this
hour OF RObinsOn's total majority. There
is no question of Buffers defeat. The
indications point to 10000 majority for
Robinson.
Boston, Nov. 6, 10 p. M.-AlI of the
cities and strOnghOlds Of the Democrats
have been heard from, and it is likely that
RObinsOn's majority will steadily increase
as the returns come in. ChicOpee, Robin
sons home, which gave Butler last year
majority of 256, gave Robinson ma
j)rity of "a. No estimate has vet
been made of the complexion of the Leg
lSlature. Lieutenant Governor AmeS is
undoubtedly elected, in many places run
ming ahead Of his ticket. The excite
ment in the city has been intense, crowds
packing the streets in solid mass. 1t is
not yet known what claim is made by
either of the State Committees of the two
parties.
BOSTON, Nov. 6, 10:30 P. MA revised
footing Of 200 towns and cities gives Rob-
lnsOn q majority of about II, 200, so that
the claim OF total Republican majority
OF 10000 and over will be sustained. The
vote is the largest ever thrown. The Re-
pubIlcans elect all five Senators and % of
the 81 Representatives. Lille, Dem., is
elected member of the Governors COun-
Gil from Lowell.
Boston, Nov. 6, II p. M.-The Globe,
Democratic organ, comedies RobnsOn's
election over Butler by 10000 majority,
and says that Butler will have total OF
100000 and Robinson of 100000.
The IrdCetter claims $4,000 majority for
Robinson.
The Herald claims from 1000 majority
upward.
The AdreuiSer, in an extra, thinks that
Robinson's majority will exceed 5000.
The returns as made up at the Associ-
ated Press do not indicate so large a
majority, but the complete footing of the
figures may sustain the claim to the largo
maioriIies named above
The IrdCelter says: Lieutenant Gov
ernor Ames is elected by $4,000 ma
jOrity."
The Republicans held an enthusiastic
meeting in Faneuil Hall tonight. where
the returns of the election We're received
and the victory for their ticket appropri-
ately celebrated. Chairman Lodge, of the
State Central Committee, presided and
among the speakers were Lieut.. Governor
Ames; Congressman Horr, of Michigan;
Boutelle, of Maine; Gen. James A. Hall,
of Maine; eX-ColectOr Beard; Hon. r. r.
Bishop and others.
Boston, Nov. I, 1870 A. M-Three hun
dred and twentY-eight towns and cities
give Robinson, Rep, 15S, ,2O3, Butler 49,
321, AImy 1,I01, Arnold 80, with eighteen
towns yet to hear from.