MAINE ELECTION.
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The returns como in very slowly. This
morning we add to our list towns in Cumber-
land, in York, and 13 in Lincoln. The aggre-
gate of47 towns is as follows Anderson, 1906
Morse, 6786; Scattering, 1886. In 1874
Polk, 1926; Clay, 8,I4l; Birney, 9l2 As
in these towns the democrats have made a nett
loss of 1909 votes, compared with the vote of
November last when Polks majority over all
was 6,565, there is reason to fear that Anderson
is not elected by the people. He certainly is not
unless other parts of the State have done better
than the counties heard from. We had right
to expect better things from the Maine democracy


Boston Post


The Eastern Argus of Thursday (the latest
dac) reports that General Anderson is reelected,
undoubtedly. The vacancy in the Ist congress
ional district York and Cxford) is filled by the
election of democrat-John T. Scammon, of
Saco.