The Massachusetts Spy, And Worcester County Advertiser

201	68
23	135
58	138
36	142
18	106
71	148
24	127
52	77
52	24
24	144
31	78
32	85
20	98
36	18
10	95
24	90
102	44
17	76
15	71
72	56
41	197
74	104
113	11
155	4
64	70
13	53
74	137
75	127
117	47

	Lincoln.	Jarvis.	Others.
Worcester,	327	6	8
Shrewsbury,	78	0	35
Sterling,	54	34	5
Sutton,	27	0	92
Northboro,	34	15	24
Westminster,	123	19	23
Princeton,	79	4	0
Upton,	56	5	3
Leicester,	104	1	1
Bolton,	79	3	5
Oxford,	28	102	3
Spencer,	72	24	2
Holden,	69	7	0
Uxbridge,	43	0	91
Northbridge,	42	0	0
Boylston,	48	38	2
Southboro,	35	51	18
Hardwick,	109	0	4
Barre,	100	0	13
Philliston,	55	0	30
Oakham,	60	1	1
Dudley,	103	88	2
Charlton,	48	7	114
Lancaster,	105	23	0
Ashburnham,	133	0	0
Leominster,	172	0	1
Fitchburg,	118	5	16
Berlin,	54	10	1
Southbridge,	80	0	48
Templeton,	127	7	6
Grafton,	65	0	59
Petersham,	158	0	5
W. Boylston,	69	0	9

Total,	2855	450	600
Boston,	2702	962	464
Charlestown,	53	962	24
Medford,	2	206	0
Cambridge,	233	152	60
Dorchester,	185	16	22
Chelsea,	4	75	0
Watertown,	74	58	14
Brighton,	36	63	12
Brookline,	50	0	5
Roxbury,	240	40	0
Salem,	428	16	14
Woburn,	3	203	0
W. Cambridge,	25	133	0
Medway,	106	0	1
Palmer,	89	0	15
Bedham,	176	0	1
Framingham,	196	0	4
Marlboro,	113	50	0
Springfield,	440	0	2

There can be no doubt of the re-election of Gov. Lincoln, and, probably, by a much increased majority. The votes in this town were as follows:

For Governor.

LEVI LINCOLN, 327

Scattering, 14

For Lieut. Governor.

THO'S. L. WINTHROP. 340

Scattering, 1

The votes for Senators will be seen by reference to the table below. About twenty-five different candidates were voted for.

VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

1827.

Total, 8010 336 1226

The nett gain for Gov. Lincoln in this towns in this county, from which returns have been received, is about 2700.

VOTES FOR SENATORS.

Total, 2696 . 2815 1963 2835 1194

* This return is incomplete.

In these towns in addition to the above there were: given the above Senatorial returns, 1681 makes a majority.

Jonathan Phillips and William Sturgis are elected Senators in Suffolk. Four vacancies. The next highest candidates are William Sullivan, Francis C. Gray, Thomas Welsh, jr. and Caleb Loring. There were about 4,500 senatorial votes given, of which the free bridge ticket received about 1000.

	Tufis	Kendall	Lincoln	Davis	Bowman
Worcester,	326	327	186	329	10
Parre,	18	50	77	109	51
Sutton,	25	37	0	87	0
Northboro,	70	71	35	42	55
Princeton,	103	103	87	102	4
Westmiuster,	162	163	139	156	42
Upton,	32	9	8	30	31
Bolton,	90	90	90	88	67
Oxford,	54	57	7	48	15
Leicester,	117	111	111	14	14
Spencer,	98	99	82	70	79
Holden,	71	69	29	64	61
Uxbridge,	134	135	15	75	80
Northbridge,	41	41	38	42	42
Hardwick,	98	97	97	98	36
Southboro,	78	66	66	81	89
Philipston,	87	82	85	65	66
Oakham,	62	62	60	59	8
Charlton,	*			143
Dudley,	78	90	88	194	88
Lancaster,	71	107	78	99	0
Ashburnham,	133	133	0	33	0
Leominster,	141	141	140	108	108
Fitchburg,	136	136	99	133	3
Tmpleton,	63	63	46	104	35
W. Boylston,	84	82	34	76	47
Boylston,	62	60	29	30	20
Southbridge,	75	77	76	132	75
Grafton,	26	91	0	62	39
Petersham,	161	161	161	162	29

For Priny Merrick, Jonas Sibley, Edmund Cushing, S.las Holman, Aaron Brooks, Nathaniel P. Denny, Joseph Estabrook, Jonathan Davis, Samuel Mixter, William Eaton, Scattering, about

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