The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16
ELECTION ECHOES.
Late Figures CGnccr.iing tic Recent
Elections in Various States.

Elections were held in Connecticut, Nary
land, Massachu etts, Mimi TIA, Miss,s 'ippi,
Nebraska, New Jersey, New York Pennsyl-
vania and Virginia on the 9Th Maryland,
Massachusetts,, MINES TIA and New Jersey
elected governors, AMI Nebraska, New York
and Pennsylvania elected minor State off
GERS. Connecticut, Maryland Massachusetts,
Mississippi, New Jersey, New York and Nir
ginia elected members of the legis'a ure. The
new legislature in Maryland Will choose
United States Senator. Following are late
figures, giving the result of the voting i'll the
various States named:
In New York the Democratic state ticket,
excepting j. Ii. Maynard, the candidate for
secretary of state, was elected with ma
jority of about 1900. j. b. Carr, the Re-
publican candidate for secretary of state,
was re elected by majority of about 1900
against majority in 1881 of l3,V!2. In
New York city Maynard ran 0,DO0 beh nd
his ticket Maynard also ran be
hind in other cities on &C cunt
of the opposition of the brewery interests.
The Republicans carried both branches
of the Legislature. In the Senate there
will be 10 Republicans and - Dem Gratis,
and in the house II Republicans and d
Democrats. The last senate was composed OF
Is Democrats and IA Republicans, and the
last assembly contained - Democrats and -
Republicans In New York city the Demo-
Gratis elected their candidates for ress er and
judges, and a ma jority of aldermen. Mayor
Low was reelected in Brooklyn over Hen
dirk, Democrat, by about 1000 majority.
The constitutional amendment providing for
the adjustment of contract labor i'll pris, MS
was carried by a large majority.
In New Jersey Judge Abbetts ma, ority
for governor overDixon, his Republican com
| petitor, is about Z 900. The senate will stand
Il Republicans and . Dem 1crats, and the as
sembly 2G Republicans to A Democrats.
In Pennsylvania the Republican candi 'ates
| for State treasurer and audito"- general We're
elected by about 20 OOJ majority. The Phil
! adelpha Republican city ticket was success
| full by about the same majority.
In Massachusetts Governor Butler was de
feated forre election by about 10 90 ma iority.
| The total vote was nearly as follows; Robinson
10000; Butler, 1t0,W0: Amy (Prohihition
| LOO The Rupublicans have large ma or-
ity in the legislature.
| In Maryland NJ. c. Lane was elected W
ernor by about II COO majority, the remain
der of the Democratic State tickeo also being
successful. The leg stature is Democratic on
| joint ballot. Baltimore eected Democratic
city ticket, with the exception of sheriff.
In Virginia Senator Malone and the Read
| ulster party suffered defeat, the popular ma
jority for the Democrats being about 10000.
The Democrats regained both branches of the
! legislature.
In Minnesota Governor Hubbard was re-
elected. together with the rest of the Repub-
lican State officers, by a reduced ma iority.
In Mississippi both branches of the legis-
lature are largely Democratic.
In Come ticut the Republicans elected
eleven senator's and the democrats one
senator. The State senate, with the
tine senators holding over, will stand sixteen
| Republicans to eight Democrats. The house
win stand about l4S Republicans to ninety
Democrats. The State vote shows about
300 Republican plurality.
In Nebraska, Reese, Republican candi-
oates for supreme court justice has about
| 5,5 No ma ;ority.
In South Dakota the citizons voted upon
and carried a proposition to present their
constitution to Congress this winter and ask
kota which contains $4,000 Ieope, as a
State.