Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-13

Wchave had the pleasure of an interview with Gen
Inwrs member of Congress, whose name is mention
ed in the letter, and who left Harrsbureh this morn
ing. lie assures that there is no doubt of the cleo
ton Of the Harrison ticket, having received his no
nation from the State officers at Harrisburgh, who
had seen Official returns from all the Counties except
three. The Harrison majority without these coun-
tics, was 636, and allowing the highest Van Buren,
estimates claimed for the three counties, viz 550 the
nett Harrison ajorty is about 1876.
Correspondence of the American.
IoRK, Nov. 7th, 1910.
Gentlemen 1.-THE long agony is ovcr." --Pennsyl
vana has Spoken and her citizens have elected the
Harrison ticket. All the intelligence from Harrisburg
corroborates this statement Passengers in the stage
all agree in IT. and letters to members of both parties
here from their friends at the Capitol confirm the
news.
have in my hand note from the senior editor Of
the Telegraph, written at o'clock this mormn", III
which he says"I have the glorious intelligence to
communicate to you that Pennsylvania has gone for
Harrison by a majority not less than $50, and which
will probably reach 300. On this rely"
Gen. Irwin, NJ. G. elect from Centre, Huntingdon
&C., who came from Harrisburg this morning. ratlfics
the statement. have not language at command to
express the feelings of rejoicing which this suspicious
result has produced. The Keystone has nobly re-
deemed her pledge, and with it, saved the Republic.-
All hail to her honest yeomany and her lncorruptibc
pariosm
A slip from the Harrisburg Into'lgcnccr, dated on
Friday night makes IInrrsons majority l53-thc
three counties of Mexican, Potter and Warren, being
set down at the Van Buren, estimates
The Philadelphia, Sentinel ". B) of Saturday,
makes Harrison's majority 470Tho countiJs of Me-
| Kean and Potter not being heard from.
OFFICIAL.
Tuesday evenings n. Y. papers bring us
the c6icial result in Pennsylvania, which is
1S6 majority for the Harrison electors !
About 100000 votes were cast, and thus dc
the 80 electoral votes of that state turn or
this unparalleled small majority. But it i,
as good, for all practical purposes, as twenty
thousand.
THE EMPIRE STATE.
Forty I'co Electoral rotes for Harrison : IThil
majority t,ceirc Mousandi!- ! The great question
| soAiedu!--anG William Uenry U1rriS0n dcctet
President Of the United States Of America!!!
The great contest is over, and the dead and woun
ded are counted. Loco Focosm has fought dcspor
ately, and Martin Van Bmcns native State has de
clarcd against him for the fourth time. Had it no
been for the unprecedented eXcrtons of the loco ioro
our ma orv would have exceeded l5000. As it i.
we may safely sit 1t down at $1,000. Every appear
ance indicates that Van Buren, has directed all hi
energies to this State; and half million Of dollar
has no doubt been expended here by the friends {
the Administration for clectioneering purposes.
We learn that contributions were made by the faith
full in Ohio, and other distant States for the pupos
Of being extended in the state; and such we have
doubt was the case. Every Van Buren, Office IIoldo
has been taxed his quota for the late cont st. and thot
sands have been spent where hundreds were before
York of have every reason to congratulate themscve
on the result They have again triumphantlv conquc
ed, and Loco FocOlsm is finally eXtn Iushcd, we ttuA
within our bordcrs.-Iroy Wing.