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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1874

Page

2

Warren Wins Nineteenth Century Electorate for Reform

The election of William W. Warren in the Eighth District marks a clear voters’ preference for reform and integrity. His speeches advocate Democratic reform, portraying a contest between reason and prejudice, patriotism and partisanship, honest reform and empty promises, with Warren’s victory seen as a rebuke to corrupt practices and moral intimidation of voters.

William W. Warren Warren Congress

Democratic Victories Across States Reported In Early Returns

Dispatches from Boston to New York Philadelphia and Washington describe strong Democratic gains. They note Tilden’s margin under 20,000 Robbins defeats Harmer and Myers in Congress Florence wins in the First District Massachusetts shifts Banks out of Congress and Bourier’s fate uncertain New Jersey governor race goes to Democrats while the legislature remains GOP Pennsylvania likely to have a Democratic majority in its legislature Judge Poland urged for a D C Supreme Bench vacancy hinted by Humpreys transfer and Bustleed move

New York Times Dix Tilden Alex. McClure Philadelphia Robbins Congress Harmer and Myers Col Thomas B. Florence Boston Banks Massachusetts Rey Bourier New Jersey Robeson Senate Washington Poland Vermont Supreme Bench District of Columbia Humphreys United States District Alabama Busteed Gaston Talbot Andrewa Enne New York Ohio Indiana Smith Knight Hammond Peewee Smith Oliver Stevens J. W. May Stevens Superior Court J.P. Menning W.w.doherty Ened Wisseeeenone Sapee Chelsea Revere Sovasees Manning Figimee Fallen Celtis Cool Chelsea Winthop Messrs Coolidge Jones and Leeneseree Eesees Chelzen Kevere Winthrop Dupn Tolannae Sun Sir Pierce G. Abbott Cheleea Wrabeee Lesion Wince Lesateee E. C. Barnes C. Fitz Old Southsteeple Individas Poloae Tion Sccusetts Butler Averard Williams Bury North End Hoy J. K. Tarbox J. K. Tarvox Oliver Tarbex Loston Old Commonwealth Masschusetts House Representatives Democratic Party Luave Bep Congress Centrencn House of Representatives Paben Gen. Banks Charlestown J. H. Dean Gaston Club D. G. Quirk Henry L. Piercé Dorebeater W. W. Blackmar John Bigelow Pierce Henry L. Smith Norfolk Dorchester Timothy J. Dacey Charles Street Dacey Col. Splaine J. W.coveney Bor Adom Ceevee Andover Arhby Billerica H. Libby Bolton L. Falter Roxboroughl Columbus Carene A. Cumminns Bowman C. Sleeper Groton Camnbehidge Talbot Leweneee Oo Gueton Sneer North Reeding Pepperell Pn Ng Leland Ards Tewkesbury Merriam, & A Nnee Esborough Parmenter Cetford Wilmington Harwood Biome Fighth Ke. K Weweee Rkings Ashland Eererasee i Wara Spaldimg Gertie Eee Framinghem Hollir Waris Total Hopkinton Kingsley Tee Medfield Thureton R Meiws Kendall Core Natick Ve Dee Bal Neeche Davie Newton Curhing Norwood Leighton Oss Sherborn Southboro Imu Aes Watertown Wayland Werton Mclutive Ward Kimpall Zee Boston River Talbot Wardlee ST Auburn Blackstone Brookfield Congres Frost Zie Onercessenes Holden Lennee Tubberdston Ss ‘Meer Lwe Et Sturbridge Solton Upton Aewrenerereee I Jn Uxbridee Wert Rowleton West Brookdeld Roseers Worcester Tarenee Talbot Tota Ie Ward Leess Sennee Seer Joveeeee Bowes Amherst Passer Leilani Tees Athol Coeree Ouseweee Beecreee Beichertown Bernardston Ieeeees Huckland Charkmont Mk Chesterfield Chater Warren Williame Colerain Werd Covney Commineton Lasthampton Senator Fitch Fee Parker Winslow Gardner Gill Aw Ie Ie Iil Greenwich Hadley Hatfield Representatives Hawley BR Plower Holyoke Gaeton New Islem Issesses A Northemn Northtiel Mg Orange Ik Barks Peinem F. &. Whitney Dew. Gooeh Feterschem David E. Harmine Alphbeus Forbes Lib Prescott Cyrus L. Savage Horatio G. Knight William L. Smith LS Rowe Frederick L. Bosworth George D. Whittle Thomas Mete Shelburne S. HB. Midler Wm. Carroll Nicholas Shute Ware Ker Dew Warn Lewis Wendel Westhampton Smouth County Acushnet Roetabie Westminster Icy Beal, Ster Whately Bee Isaiah Cherehbill Fall River John Savery Dana John St Freetown Herwick Andrews Clinton W—Pichile Kerth Isaac N. Nutter Zeba Lakeville Dexter Gross Geo. W Marion Marsh Mattapo Repu Dear la Plymouth New Bedford I . Orleans Barnstable Wareham Brimfield Weat Wellfleet Cheshire Yarmouth Chester Chicopee Suffolk Pitman Dalton Beremont Florida Granville Great Barri Hinsdale Holland Lanesborough Teres Aulero Berktey Wes Ludlow Bramvee Monsom Bridgewater Tom Monterey Mt. Washi New Mar Easton Seeeess Nate Foxboro Perus Hepowyer ST A Russell Holbrook Hyde Park Hull Milton Org Norton Ite Tolland Randel Raynham Scituate West South Wilbraham Isl Stourbton Toumton Nersey Saeee Wermounes Mensegeee Harris Everett Medora Stoneham Woburn Hevee Zaea Amesbury Beverly Middlesex C.b.bweeney J. Wiley Wiley Assembly United States Reuben E. Fenton Kernan Diednea Willers

Mass State Polls Signal Democratic Surge Amid Republican Doubts

The Massachusetts contest described as a political revolution, with voters active across towns. Early returns suggested a turnout rivaling presidential years, and observers predicted a glorious Democratic victory as the long running party tensions shaped the canvass. The atmosphere mixed optimism with uncertainty as results rolled in, highlighting shifts among leaders and factions.

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Democratic Rally in Boston Hails Gaston Victory

In the Cradle of Liberty a large Democratic crowd greeted incoming returns favoring Democratic candidates. Hon William Aspinwall ordered the meeting, noting Gouverneur Gaston’s election while introducing speakers including Josiah G Abbott and others from Ohio and Massachusetts.

Cradle of Liberty William Aspinwall Democratic State Central Committee Gargas Gaston Commonwealth Charles Lev. Woodbury John A. Fitzgerald Nsg P. A. Collins James 8. Whitney John S. Holmes Tops. L. Jenks Mr Ashley Ohio Edwin Hamlin Aspinwall

Party district results in Berkshire Barnstable and Hampden Counties

The report lists district and party tallies for Berkshire, Barnstable and Hampden Counties. Republicans and Democrats split seats across multiple districts with names such as Joseph White James Dwyer Levi Goodsperd George Smalley Isaiah Smail Daniel Green and others shown among the possible winners and vote splits.

Henry W. F. William S. King Ebenecer Acaws Antw H. Connell Fred. P. Mosely Garaines P. Churchill W. A. Hodges W. Dyalee Enton George K. Everett Holyrock Leonard A. Thayer N—E. L. Pierce Owen U

New York States Election Returns and Majorities

New York reports show Dix leading in the governor race with large city gains for Tilden and overall Democratic majorities. Interior districts indicate Tilden’s mounting lead. Wickham and Ollendorfer are noted as winning mayor and register races. Brooklyn and Kings County show Democratic gains. several districts and counties tilt Democratic, with Congress majorities described.

New York Dix Tilden Wickham Waites Ottendorfer Register Jones Hayes Ollendorfer Brooklyn Smith Ely, Jr C. S. Spencer Kings County Winchester Britton Lord Congress Utica Ellis H. Roberts

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