Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS, Is SAVED BY THE
REPUBLICANS,
Pennsylvania Sticks to Rad1calism
and Protection, with Missis-
sippi the Other Way.
There were Ups and Downs, but the
Balance Continues in Favor of
the Democratic Party.
Now for 1854
NEW YORK

rive OF m democratic candidates fOl
state offices are elected, and one, Nav.
nard. is defeated for secretary of state
by Carr, republican. Mr.. Maynard haC
been fOOling with the buzz saw of +
hibition and it decapitated him. Mr..
Henry Clausen, secretary of the Brew
ers' Association of the State of New
York explains the reason why the
brewers did not support Maynard as
follows:-"Yes," said he, eve gained
our point, and really, as we are very
modest people, [ hate to say we defeat
ed Mr.. Maynard, vet it is Il fact and
can't be denied. The brewers are
nearly all democrats because that party
is liberal in its views upon the temper
ance questions, while republicans are
the contrary. But Notwithstanding
their avowed platform the democrats
headed their liberal ticket with an H.
liberal man. They should have known
better than that, and they took away
10000 democratic votes by their action
when Maynard was nominated" The
legislature is republican. The interior
ence of Cow Cleveland in the nomina-
lions for office, and the wal of Tammany
for the city offices, made the victory
less decisive than it should have been.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA. November 8.-The
latest returns Increase the democratic
gains. Reports from all but two districts
give the democrats 20 senator's, coali-
tionists Is. Returns from both of these
districts not fully reported show a
heavy Democratic gain, which, if con-
ttnued at points not heard from, will
give one or both of them to the Demo-
Gratis. In the house of delegates the
Democrats have secured GO members,
coalitionists| 80. OF the four remaining
delegates the Democrats have one GER
tain, which make a majority in the
house OF p. On the popular vote the
democrats have a majority of 90, 1000.
MAHoNE's o FINED.
P~ETERsBURG, VA, November 81
Senator Mahone's son was fined S15
this morning for drawing a pistol at the
polls on election day: The courtroom
was crowded. i.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, November S:-State vote,
Griswold unheard from, stands: Robin
son, 160, 175; Butler, 150,O74; Almy L.
554; scattering, 80; total, 311,SS2, The
Herald states that Gov. Butler told a
member Of his council that he should
run for governor next fall. The COM
pliment of $4,000 votes leads him to
think that he will be successful.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, MISS, November s.-The
returns are nearly all in. The
JOINT legislature stands: $50 democrats,
20 republicans and Independents. The
democrats elected IL out of II district
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. THE latest
election returns give Albeit about
o,ooO majority. The senate is II re-
p~ubilcans and 9 democrats; the assem-
bly, stands 26 republicans and 81 demo-
Gratis. Democratic majority on Joint
ballot, s..
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. Tho Times
computes Abbett's (democrat) majority
at 5,499.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Cemplete
eturns from all the counties in the
". SifC Vic ticket 2l,11S
majority. In other words, the repub-
carry the state outside of the
city by about 500.
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut elects a republican leg
Elects a republican Judge. Large
democratic gains in the state, and a
lumber of counties elect democratic
officers.
NEBRASKA,
The state ticket is elected hv the re-
o%ubllcans, but in many counties there
IRE large democratic gains for local
officers. Broadly, democrat, is elected
n the first judicial district by a very
arge majority.
MARYLAND.
Latest returns show McLane's
,dem.) majority in the state at l., O69.
The senate stands II democrats, - re-
'%ublicans; house of delegates, 63 dem
'crats, % republicans, giving the dem
'crats a majority of 81 on joint ballot.