Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-10
Election Returns.
We gather the following from the

We SaGuef Gue lOliOWIuS from III
n. 7. Tribune and other journals
Later returns of the elections il
the various states on Tuesday show
that the democrats have made large
]. gains throughout the country. Thei
majority in the fifty second congress
: now appears to be over 80. Majol
Mckinley appears to be defeated, but
may be elected on the official count
Many other prominent republicans
have been defeated.
The latest returns from New York
give the democrats twenty congress
men and the republicans fourteen.
In the assembly the democrats appar-
emily have sixty-eight members and
the republicans sixty. The majority
on joint ballot will be two, the repub-
licans now having six in the senate.
If these figures are not changed to
the advantage of the republicans, the
democrats will have the next United
States senator. In this city the Tam
many majorities range from $500 to
$4,000. Mayor Grants plurality is
about 21 900.
Returns were only partially collect
ed in Indiana, but they indicated a
democratic plurality on the state tick
ct of from II, 200 to 10000, eleven
democratic congressman out of thir-
teen, and a democratic majority of
thirty-one on joint ballot in the legis-
lature.
Complete but unofficial returns give
Pattison (Dem.) in Pennsylvania, for
governor, plurality of 1929 over
Delamater (Rep.) The republican
candidates for Lieutenant-Gove
and Secretary of internal affairs were
elected. The republicans lose three
congressman.
The republicans of Illinois succeed
ed in electing their state officers,
treasurer and superintendent of pub
lie instruction by from 5000 to 10,-
900 plurality. The republicans lose
several congressman.
In Ohio the only question that re-
mained in dispute was as TO the fate
of the candidates in the eighth, six
teenth and seventeenth congress dis
tricts. There was little doubt that
the democrats had carried two of
these, but the official recount will
probably be required in the sixteenth
(McKinley's) district.
There was probably no election of
governor by the people in Connecti-
cut, and the choice will therefore be
made by the legislature, which is re-
publican. The republicans elect Rus
sell to congress, against Wells, free
trader, by an increased majority.
In New Jersey the democrats have
control of the Legislature on joint
ballot by twenty-seven votes. Only |
two out of the seven congressman
are republican.
In California the republican state
ticket was elected. Five republican
congressman out of six were chosen.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 5. The
Globe says: "With only half dozen
towns to hear from in Massachusetts,,
Russell, (Dem.) for governor, was
leading by over 10000 votes. The
total vote at this writing is Black
mer (Pro.) 13,199: Bracket (Rep.)
13O,527, and Russell (Dem.) Ill., |
191. In the congressional districts
the democrats re-elect Congressman
O'Neil, more than doubled Andrews |
plurality of 1,5G0 and elected Sher-
man Hoar in the fifth, Moses Stephens
in the eighth, George F. Williams in
the ninth, Fred S. Coolidge in the
eleventh and John G. Crosby in the
twelfth. Halle (Rep.) for lieuten-
gets through with 81
400 plurality.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. >. James E.
Boyd, Dem, for Governor, carries this
(Douglas) county by over $4,000,
with three more precincts unreported,
which will probably increase his ma
jority to $4,000. 1t is doubtful
Richards, Rep, will be able
to overcome this in the rest of the
States. The balance of the Republi-
can State ticket is in doubt. Reports
On Legislature are incomplete. Lat
est returns indicate that Prohibition
IS defeated in the State by over 4O,-
900.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 5. Com
olete unofficial returns from 80 eoun-
lies on head of ticket received by the
Register shows net Republican gain
IF 5125 over last year. If this gain
continues the Republican State tick
It will be elected by 5000 to 5000
with the possible exception
If Railway Commissioner.
Reno, New, Nov. 5. Advices
from various parts of Nevada indi-
cate the election of CoIcord, Rep,
for Governor, and Bartino, Rep, for
Congress, by majorities ranging be-
tween 5000 and 6000.
San Francisco, Nov. 5. The Re-
Dublicans have probably elected their
State ticket and majority of the
Legislature. The six Congressman /
ire also probably Republican.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. ). Com
plete returns from the whole State
give Reynolds. (Dem.), for Governor,
445 majority, and Causey (Dem.), {