New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Election Returns by re,egrap PHI to Fhc Tribune
pennsylvania.
PnILApELpH1A, Fuesday,

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Get. 9-24 AN.
City-CHARLEs GILPIN, regular Whig) has
been chosen Mayor of philadelphia by 2,573 major.
ity. lie was beaten last year by Joel Jonea in
dependent
CoEGRrss.-Ist. Dist.-Col. Thomas B. Flor.
ence Opp. is pretty certainly elected--many Whigs
refusing to vote for Levin, throwing their votes
away on P. b. Slavery, (Whig,j who had declined.
II. JOSEPH r. CHANDLER Wing is reelected
by 1000 msjority.
III. Henry D. MOORE Wing and Land Re.
former la reelected.
". Join Robbins, Jr. (Opp.i' reelected
TX. Berks.-Gen. WIN. H. KEEN (Whig) has
gained 1861 on the vote at the aes election and Is
lo6 ahead in ten townships. He will be bsaten,
however in,the balance OF the District by D. CLANCY
Jones' (OpP)
VIII. Lancaster-A igh. vote THADDEUs
STEVENS reelected to Congress.
vi Bucks, 5,c,-Partlal returns leave the Dis
trics doubtful.
K. northampton, 3,c.-Mtlo d. Dimmtck Opp
is reelected, being no opposition.
XII. SusqNehanna, 9c.-PartiaI returns indi-
cate the election of Galusha H. GJow, Opp Ia
place Of Wilmot by small majority.
NIX. Dauphin, 5c.-THoAAs NJ. BlBIGHAUa,
Whig) is pretty nearly elected in place of g. W.
Pitmsn by reduced majority.
xvi James X. AcLanahan, opp ia said to
be reelected.
XIX. Hestmoreland, &c. JOSEPH b. KUHss
lWhig) Is so q head in ak election districts over
his higheGt opponent, His election is generally
conceded-a Wing gain
XXIL Allegheny WING ticket elected. THOMAS
NJ. HOWE s elected to the next Congress by 1000
to 1900 majority
ERIE, Penns. Wednesday Oct g. 1856.
Erie Co. gives JOHN q. WALKER tWhig) for
Congress 1900 majority. Wing STATE Ticket ditto
County Ticket all Wing.
This is fully up to the estimase Of Mr.. Walker 8
friends, and giyes good hops Of hia election.
Ed. Tn5
HoNrsDALE, Wayne Co. Wednesday oct9
Wayne Californian independently is chosen
to the Legislature by 200 majority over Grier.
opp ,. ,,,,-..,.-o
Philadelphia City.-The total vote Of the City
Tor Mayor stands;
O. Gilpin tHYhig1 7,463. Scattering, so.
Joel Jones lIndep) 1890. GIlpins maj 1913.
AOSTROeEj FfeHBeEQsyi OCt s. H
Seventeen townships give G. A Grow, Opposi-
ton, for Congrerg, Gl9 majority. The Loco ma.
iority in the County will be nesrly $50. State
Ticket tee same.
RI McNAIR, Opposition, is said to be elected to
Congress over Freddy Wing in the Chester aud
Montgomery District,
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Oh Oct 10. 40 Pm
PeunBylvania State Senators elected, and If ls
conceded that there are Eve Wing and three Op-
position, out Of eleven to be elected-Assenby
43 Opposition, IS Whig.-4 Wing Congressman
replaced by Opposition-men as far as heard
from.
AHeghenY Co-Bowe, Wing, il elected to Con
gress by 1000 majority State scket Inc aane.
Allison, Wing, il $50 ahead in Bearer. Kuhn,
Whig ia elected to Congress in IPestm0reland;
his ma orty in the District is about 1,500. The
Opposition majority on the State ticket Will not
exceed ZOO.
HARRISBURG. Wednesday, Oct 9.
Cumberland County gives 230 majority tor Nc
Lannhsn, OPP Franklin $50 majority for BARD.
McLanahan is elected. Lebanon gives 98l major
ity for Bibighaus, Wing, who is elected. a dis
patch from ewiGtown states that Parksr opp il
elected in that District over McCulloch, Whlg, oy
800 majority.
PoTrsyrLLE, wednesday, OCT 9,
SehnttkM gives about 100 majority to Oppo,
altlon for Congress. The Legislative Ticket 10
doubt probably one Of each party is elected
Palmer, Opposition has moaslikely beaten Neville
tWsigl for Prosecuting Attorney.
Vhe Opposition majority in Warren County, Fa'
Is about $50
HARRISBURG Wednesday, Oct; 8
DGaphiH CO gives 500 majority ior the Wing
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