Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
INplANA ELECr.oNs.

NIycrNNr rs Oct, 40.
Knox cOuny--For Governor, McCorty, 4g
majority.
Beaver counly-.Whig, for Congress. 81
majority. Democratic gain on Governor 5 = otc
$50.
Nanlenbnrgh county, Democratic majority
Tor Governor probably $50.
Miller, Democrat, elected 10 Congress by $50
majority.
Pike count g Miller, for Congress 200 ma
jorily.
Davis coun'y-Wright, FOR Governor, 2iG
majority. Miller, for Congress, 70.
First District Miller, Democrat, elected 10
Congress by probably 600 majority.
Wright gains largely on former vote, in all
the counties heard from.
MADISON, Oct. H. Pm.
Jefferson couuty-Marsha!l, Wing, for Con-
gross, 600 majority.
Scott couny-Fcrsnson, Wing, FOR Congress
81 majority.
Bartholomcw--Dmb1r, Democrat, for Con
gress, l6l, Wright for Governor. 3l5.
Brown county d mham $50 mai ori,y.
Jennings county Durham 30. Dunhan is
elected in the third district by about 800 major
iy.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. Is; p. NJ.
WarricR, Nanlenburg, Davis, Pike, Perry,
Gibson, Dubois and Martin counties give Wright
ma jOrIty for Governor Of 5000; Knox, YER
million and Nigo give McCarly 3ll majority.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lJ--p. NJ.
(Olicial. BLAIR county, Reed (Whig,)
Sheriff. SI5 majority; Hoffman 40; McNcal
Prothonoary, 10; lIewctt, Treasurer, $50; Bnl-
ilngIon, J34.
Philadelphia city and county (ollical Hop
kins, (Democrat,) Canal Commissioner, 5S2
majority; Burlington, (Whig) Judge, SOS; Flo
renee, (Democrat,) lst Congressional District,
1877; Robbins Democrat, elected in Sd Dis
trict; Wittcn, Democrat, 1th District, 1927;
Allen (Whig) Sheriff, 5.4Gl majority; Bowers,
(Whig) ll9 majority.
The whole number Of votes cast is nearly 80,
600. Bowers is elected Register, but will be
contested by Speeiz, his opponent.
CHIC ELECTIONS,
CINcIvNArI, Oct. l6--M.
Capitalization coun'y-Judgc Supreme
Court, CALDWELL Democrat, 800 majority.
Huron couuly-Sadlcr, Wing for Congress,
AIS majority. For Judge, Caldwell, Democrat,
81 majority. Board Of Public Works, Beard
sell, Wing 3C3 majority.
Ohio Election,
BUFFALO, Oct. IS.
A reliable dispatch from Cleveland cuts the
democratic majority dowE 5000 or 5000. 1t
is thought that it will be still lower.
The democrats held jubilee meeting here
last evening.
In Seneca Falls the Women's Temperance
Society was held to-day, and was largely at
tended. Resolutions were passed, and speech
cs made in favor Of the Maine Liquor Law.
rnLADrLpuA, OCT. u, 7. y.
The Wilmington Herald, North Carolina
(Webster paper) states that the Webster move
ment in that city has been abandoned; at amcct-
ing on the ! lth inst, five persons were present
Resolutions were adopted breaking up the or
ganiZation.
David Schlcy, editor Of the Maryland Exam
liner, died yesterday.
Florida.
WAsuIvGroN, Oct. 10
Rosa gives so majority for Ward whig; and
Columbia 20 for Brook; Nassau 10.
The democratic gain in the above counties
compared with vote for Governor in 1913, is 90;
the whole whg loss il the ~ counties heard
from is 3l5.
New YoRK, Oct 10.
The steamer Star Of the West has arrived from
San Juan with dates to the %; she hus 100 pas
scugcrS and $4,000 in gold dust in the hands
Of passengers, Left in company with the Dan
el Webster for New Orleans. San Juan was
healthy and the river nayigabie
Bosroy, Oct. ID.
The State Temperance Convention met at
Fancui Hail. Resolutions were passed placing
confidence IN the working Of the Maine liquor
law, and refusing 10 vote for any man not in ia
vor Of it.
e. w. Smith, a telegraph operator, is under
arrest here, charged with forgery, attempting TO