Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-14
THE Elections.
Our readers desire to learn only the results
and We shall give them as brief y as possible.
PennsyIvanjia.

Our readers desire to learn only the results
and we shall give them as brief as possible.
Psnnsylvsnj,s.
The "bogus" accounts Of yesterday are re
yersed! Pennsylvania is doing well for the Wings
She has never been with us in State contests, an,
she now opposes us more feebiy than has beef
her custom.
The Congressional delegation from the Stat
will stand fourteen Democrats to eleven Wings
last year it stood fifteen Democrats to eight Wings
showing gain of two Wing members, and
third by additional representative
In the first district, Col. Florence, Demo
crat, is reelected to Congress, having one Whil
and one Native opponent He obtained 403 les.
than half the votes polled
In the second district, Mr.. Chandler, Wing, il
reelected by q handsome majority over Taylor
Native, and Hamilton, Democrat.
In the third district, Mr.. Robbins, Democrat
is reelected over Painter, Native, and Sander
son, Wing
In the twelfth district Henry M. Fuller (Whig)
is reelected to Congress over Hendrick b Wright
In Luzerne he has 400 majority.
In the thirteenth district Asa Packer Demo.
craft is elected to Congress. 1t is now represent.
ed by Democrat.
In the legislature the Wings will have ma.
jority of one in the Senate, and the Democrats a
large majority in the House.
/ SUMMARY
For Judge of Supreme Court.
Pha Burlington, (Whig) 1860
Woodward, (Loco) 5000
For Canal Commissioner.
Hoffman, (Whig) 10,898
- Hopkins, (Loco) 1857
Being Wing gain since last year.
For Sheriff.
A'lsn' l"hs' For Congress. o'Ooo
Florence, (Loco) = 1850
Price, (Whig) 1886
Levin, (Native) 2,028
Phila city Burlington, (Whig) majority 4, 1852,
being Wing gain of 700.
In Pittsburg there is great excitement in re-
gard to the sheriff. The Wing candidate is ahead,
and several districts to hear from. State ticket
not counted.
Clinton, Lycoming, Carbon, and Columbia give
Wing gain of 337 for State officers.
In Northampton county the Loco majority is
to the Legislature. 1t gave Bigler l ,523 MAORI
In Chester county the Wings lose 200.
A State Senator gain to the Wings in Schuyl-
kill county.
Luzerne county gives Woodward Loco) 1900
majority, q Lscofoco loss of 248. 1t gives Fuller
(Whig) fer Congress 400 majority.
Ohio Election.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 13.-The election in this
State was for TIVE State officers and members of
Congress and State legislature.
In Columbus, Galloway, Wing, for Congress,
has 100 majority, and in the county about 400
Wing gain of 100 since last year
In Montgomery county, Campbell, Wing, fer
Congress, has 290 majority-a Wing gain of 379
since last year.
In Jefferson county, as far as heard from, the
Wing gain is 272. Steubenville gives Brewer,
Wing, for Congress, % majority Wing gain
since last year Of 1876.
Muskipgum county, GAINESVILLE and Salem give
Wing majority of 273, being Wing gain of 80
votes.
MusKNaUM, Oct. Evansville gives Wing
majority of 2oS-a small Wing gain. Salem, 20
majority-Whig gain, 30.
jefferson county, small Wing majority-gave
Ford, Wing, in l848, l6 majority.
despatch from Steubenville, in Muskingum
county, says: I" The city and two townships heard
from, showing Wing gain in the State ticket OF
49,"
In Franklin county, Galloway, Wing, has 400
majority-a. Wing gain of 449, as compared with
the governors vote of l848, when Ford, Wing,
was elected by 345 majority.
In the l4th district, Townsend, Dem, is de-
feated for Congress. Wing gain.
In Erie county, Sadler, Wing, for Congress,
gains 200 votes.
In Giddings's district, the contest is close. He
IN, a. Al
In the 18th district, Wade, Freesoil, is elected
to Congress.
Nearly every county heard from exhibits large
Wing gains; and the prospect is that Ohio has
gone for the Wings by handsome majority.