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Doddridge-E. S. Taylor.
Fayette-W. NJ. ryree.
Gilmer-R. F. Kidd.
Greenbrier-J. NJ. Sydenstricker; w. II.
McClung
Hampshre-Pugh.
Henry Haymond;' w. g.
Holmes.
Jackson. f. Brown; J. B. Crow.
Jefferson-D. b. Lucas r. p. Chew.
Kanawha-H C. Ne IVhorterj w. IL.
T0Her; j. H. Stokes.
LewiSs-G. l. DAWSON.
Lincoln-CHAMBERs
I,ogan- Dem
Eldridge Carter, Jesse +. S,'-m.
Marshall-JosiGh Sinclair, j. Z. McCOm6.
Mason-J. ). Spencer, D. +. Hensley.
Mercer-W. NJ Reynolds.
Mineral Vim. Middleton.
Monongalia-J H. HdganS.
Monroe j. NJ. Rowan.
Morgan-LecjS Ldrgent
Nicholas-J. E. Peck.
Oho-J. J. Woods, G.. J. Gleason, a. ID.
Garden. N Z. Whitaker.
PendetOn-Hiner.
Pleasants-Oiiver Gorrell.
Preston-J p Jones, j. T. Hoke.
Putnam-D. II. Gates.
Raleigh-W. c. Rife.
Ritchie-J w. Mckinney.
Summers-Jno G Crockett.
Taylor-A. H. Wayer.
Tyler-Sitas smith.
Upshur -&limGa Young.
Wayne-C. W. Ferguson.
Weizel-Jacob Cochran.
Wirt-Depue.
Wood-W. \ Chancellor, A. A, Keller,
r. L. Uoodyard.
First Delegate District, Brook and Han
cock-L r. Dural
Second Delegate District, Grant and Har-
dy-J. J. Chipley.
Third Delegate District, Mcdowell and
Wyoming-DR. YEAGER.
Fourth Delegate District, PocahOntas and
Webster-Henry A Yeager.
Fifth Delegate District, Randolph and
Tucker. F. Harding
Sixth Delegate District, Clay and Roane
C. d. Cochran, b. J. Taylor.
SENATE.
In the list below the first name is the
holding over Senator, the second is the Sem
atOr elect.
First District. B. Sommerville, " B.
Sc0H
Second District-B. ". Price, j. H. Fur
bee.
Third District-P w. Morris, Eden
HarweK
Fourth District-E. d. j. Bond, J. d.
Sw' eney
Fifth District-C. L. Brown, VIZ. Wood
gard
Sixth-Rufus Switzer, E. NJ. McAllister.
SEVENTH. W. McCreery, B. IL. OXley.
Rehabilitation Gwinn, NJ. Van Pelt.
NINTH. W. Morrison r. : Carr
Tenth-Stark W. ArnoH 4. C. Minear.
Eleventh-IH w. D. DdWson, Joseph Shy
DER
Twelth-S. L. Flournoy, G. d. Price.
Thirteenth-A. r. Unger, j. Howard
Gettingnr.
sFuson.
Democrats in Roman, Republicans in Halc,
Independent Democrats in SMALL CAPS.
Election echoes Republican legislatures
in Kansas, Wisconsin, New Hampshire,
Connecticut and IllinOiS.-Democratic gov
ernor and tiled" legislature in jersey
Republican state ticket and s rep. congress
men i'm Iowa Missouri delegation is rs be-
fore. u democrats and , republicans
Democrats gain l NJ. c. in Tenn.-Demo-
cratic legislature and republican governor
in Indana.-Michigan elects republican
secretary of State.-Democratic governor,
legislature and NJ. C. in Delaware.-Cali-
fornia has Democratic Governor and Leg
islature.
The result of the contest for Appeals
Judge in New York develops some latent
regard for Grover Cleveland in the Empire
State. Judge Peckham, the winning com
petetor, was the Presidents man. The Ex-
ecutive's bold line 81 hope Peckham will
be successful, eflectually did the business.
OHara, the Tar Heel colored statesman,
gives place to Summons, white democrat
He has gone to be with Smalls of the Pal
metto state.
Mr.. L. S Grant Pitzer, Chairman of 2nd
Congressional District Republican Commit
tee, issued post-election letter to the Re
publicans of the District, in which he says;
1--WE want all supporters # Mr.. Flick to
stand by their cOorS and in every county see
that the votes have been properly counted
and fair and honest returns m9de. Let no
one shlrk this manly duty for the right"
Capital advice TO Republicans, especially
of he class who were brought up in the
school that taught how to count President
out. We reckon when Mr. Pitzer told Mr..
Fhck's followers to stand by their cOorS"
he didn refer to Prof. Clifford and his fol-
lowers as the colors they should stand by
1t is a little strange that Mr. Pitzer should
intimate unfair count when the returns
from almost every county show Republican
gains in majorities, and large Democratic
in the polled vote.
Mr.. John 5 Wise is pleased to say that
the late election in Richmond was "singu-
arly kind and free from violence, and one
in which every man voted WHO wanted to
DO so, and his vote has been cast" James
g. Blaine and John Sherman ought to paste
this attestation of an honest election and
Tair count in their hats-but they won't.
Protection certainly does protect Mr..
Randall He returns to Congress with
majority twice As big as that he got in 81.