Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

NV 80" -. pe 1905
Showing Wing gain in 2 ea's of 1850
In 1884 the Wing majority Tor Com
press in the city was ieoo
Tn. xe., i 2l95
Showing Wing gam i" tic 'iiy, of 80
Making clear Wig Jain in the city and
cunt, az 1908
Nov. SIR. the Wing. pulled the assembly
ticket IN tie county of Philad.l pils, S9l sol',
less Than they did in 1884, that is 10 say, os'
voters abSrn,rd themselves from TIC polls tins
year.
Iven in The city the Wings poled PCS votes irss
li,an in 1884 making loss bs tilr lnss not W.
mr. ii ! ! 50 ,ocs in the civ aud county.
Add i, loss TO our gam # 1858 socs, and
II shows a clear Whir gain al three Thousand AMI
,isfx-tan votes, being NOR" Than one quarter oi
General Jaco>on's M Jory III the Whole state III
1881"
Aetin--in Adams countv, the vote was 300 less
than lasl year in Bucks, 600 in Chester, 700; in
Delaware, 200 in Faycilc, 1900; in Union,
900 in Columbia, 300 in Northumberland, 400;
IN franklin, loo Indeed, Of all the com
lies ll.atd from, York !. the only one winch has
increased il votr since last year
Adims and Franklin, two oltle counties named
above, il is asserted, have clear VINO majority
Of 1000, and will give that MAJORITY in Navca-
Der vet they permitted the election ofa Van Bu-
rem mcn,bcr OF Congress, by the m"agrc majoril,
Of 81 vote.
And arain--thr New York Courier has framed
a table ofllr vote of 1886, as compared with that
Of 1881, in 50 counties, aud the city Of PAiladcl-
p,ia, which shows these results
In 1891. III 1886.
Jackson major,> in 50 coun-
lies and the city Of Phila.
depha, 2O,Sl7 12,S08
Wing majorilies in the
samc, Sis 6,SOf
l2,1O2 6,oO4
o. Wing gain, since, 1884, in these countess
upu ards OF six thousand votes, although the, have
lost one member of Congress.
But the tone oft Wing press, still more than
these calculations, based on the fact that the Van
Buren, majority, instead ofbeine 30 or 10000, as
from the complexion Of the frs, accounts, they
had anticipated, less than 5000 is calculated to
inspir II, with som" hope Of iriumpha, in No.
vemhtr.--Thr Chambcrsburg Repository SaNs-
" We do pot believe that the result of the latc g.
lection ought to discourage the friends Of Gen.
Harrison. The causes Which operated to produce
II cannot bear on his election, 10 any extent. The
election ha. bern small ever, where, and the Van
ties have carried ny very small ma orities. '-Thc
Phadel phia L. 5. Gazette SAYS, We have let
tiers from tho INTERIOR expressive Of entire conf
dcnce that the Electoral vote OF til, State viii be
given 10 Harrison !" and adds, on the authority
of a gentleman who had just reached that city from,
ware, Franklin, Lebanon, Danphin, Washington,
Allegheny. &C.. many Wing Mason. vino voted a.
ganst the Wing ticket, because i, was composed
Of Ani-MasonS, will support Harrison in Novcm-
bcr.-We could multiply these extracts, showing
HAT we have ground for hope" ifnot for conf
dence, in the vote Of Pennsylvania. but we deem
it nnnec Although the prob"biiitiss a.
canst us, yet, as there is possibility Of success,
let no Wing stay at home because his SINGLE vote
will do no good Let all 90 10 The polls. in Virgil
mia, least, whrre, tho scales hang in such equal
poise, that victory will light the banners Of the
most vieilant and active.
ONO ELECTION.
Returns from @ count show the follow ing re-
suit for Governor:
For Joseph Vance (Whg) 5O,o5O
! For Eli Baldwin (Nan) 42,2A
S,726
In the same counties, at the las, election, in
i 1884, Lucas, the Van Buren, candidate was 63S
ahead of fnllay (Whis)-Whie ran, thus far,
1864 Fourteen counties remain 10 be heard
from.
Nembers nj Congress elecfsd
LIST district, Alexander Duncan, V B. in place OF
Brllamv Storrr, Wing. 4
-, Tavlar Webster. V. b.. re-rlectcl.
Cd, Patrick G. Good., W. in place Of Thomly
SOP, V. B.
iih, Thomns Cnrwin, W. rc-cl-ctcd.
9Th, Thomas l.. Hammer, V. B. reel ctcd
9th, c. Morris, W. in place al Vinron, ".
1lh, I'm. X. Bond, W rr-r'rctrd.
9Th, Joseph Rdgrway, W. in place Of Ne Lcnc,