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l4,5IO; ana over all o,i% The following Is
the vote in Massachusetts Clay, 6Y,4Is Polk
52,s46; Birney lo.s6O For Governor-Briggs
federalist, 6oO3s; Baacrof democrat. 81 I89:
Sewall, abolitionist 1864.


CONGRESS.


LIST Dist-R G. Winthrop, whig, reelected
by about 5000 msi


ed dist Daniel P. King, whig. reelected by
$50 maj.


srd dist Amos Abbott whig, reelected by
$50 maj


4th dist. no choice. For Parmenter, dem
646s; Thompson, whig, $500; others, 1873.
5th dist. no choice For Davis, dem. 6232; !;
Hudson, whig, (present member,) 1908; others,
1877.


9th dist. George Ashmun, whig, elected by
about COS maj


7th dist Julius Rockwell, whig, reelected by
about $50 mai.


9th dist John @. Adams, reelected by 1852
maj


9th. dist no choice. For Henry Williams,
dem. 6l79; Hale, whig, 5000; others, 1870.


10th dist Joseph Grinnell, whig, reelected by
l764 maj.


EGININO AN ANAAs
The official vote in Pennsylvania is Polk
l67,245, Clay l6os6s, and Birney 313s. Maj
Ority for Polk over Clay, 6Ss2.
MICHIGAN


Folks majority so far in Michigan is 3499-
democratic gain since 1910, 4,7e6 Eight
counties to hear from, which in 1910 gave Har-
rson majority OF 5ls. If they come in as the
rest have, Folks majority in the State will be
about 5000 Z
Nine more rotes for James r. PoIk
| DAILY AMERICAN OFFIoE,
Portland, Tuesday morning, Nov. IL
| The Star in the East shines aoiM increased LnS.
WE HAVE, FOR THE FIRST TIME, GLY-
| EN- THE VOTE OF PORTLAND TO. A
| DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDl-
| DATE.


We have barely time to say the returns come in
gloriously.


| We have gained every where not only on the cleo
ton Of 1910, but also on that OF September last.
Maine will be THE BANNER STATE.
The democracy of this city are full of enIhusi-
hour, with the cheers Of freemen.
! YORK CoNeREssIoNAL DIsraIcT There is no
choice of representative TO congress in this district.
Correspondence Of the Boston Postl
| PORTLAND, November II, 1874. }.
| 5P. NJ, Argus Office.
| We have just had our share of this glorious
campaign, and glorious result il is. We go out
of the city Polk over Clay NINE VOTES! and
about forty over our September election. In IS40
Harrison went cut Of the CITY over Van Buren,
! SIX HUNDRED AND SEVEN! We have,
therefore, made q net gain Of SIX HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN over corresponding contest
| in l840 without computing the abolition VGte,
which tells against our opponents. --- =.
We have returns from Cape Elizabeth, and
have made net gain from 1910 Of sir votes.
The wings are chap-fallen. The city is DEM
ocratc, notwithstanding the promises aud prophe-
ces Of the whigs that the state should be carried
for Clay. When you hear from the interior-lhe
sturdy yeomanry-you will find that Mr.. Clay has
been repudiated decisively. The ma jority over
Clay will be very heaVy-12 to 10 900, and e,Od1
at least over all.


| The whig banner Of one delegation from this
city, carried in the great whig procession in Bos-
ton, just after state tlection-the motto of
which was {" Wait till November bought TO be
used as an enVelop of the " old coon," and put
carefully away with the Roorback statistics.
That modest request, wait till N0vember," {"
has been obeyed-and perhaps some money lost
by the credulous wings, on its promises the ear,
and what is the result An increased majority
for the enduring principles Of democracy over the
| vasclatiag ones Of whiggery. The coon is dead
in Mains-" Post your books again by adding.
NINE VOTES for POLK and DALLAS 10
Maine. -.