Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-18

Pennsylvania, and Indiana are truly cheering to
the friends of Liberty and Freedom. The Anti
Nebraska majorities in tia States, reported.
in round numbers foot up as follows:
Ohio, 10000
Pennsylvania 10000
Indiana, from 1000 to 10000
We give below list oil Congressman elected, as
far as asce ine', in Ohio.
First Enthusiastically C. Day. 1900 maj.
Second District Scott Harrison 500 ma
jority.
Third District-L D. Campbel- 900 to 500.
Fifth District-Richard Motif elected.
Eighth Distrct-Stanton+ has 5000 maj
Twelfth Dist.-Samuel Galway" beats Odds
1900.
Thirteenth District-John Sherman has 400
majority in Erie conn'y.ivlrl5fia e6a county. - u
Sixteenth District-Ball* 400 majority as far
heard from.
Nineteenth (Ceveland) District-W ade* 1000
majority; in Cleveland 1900 maj.
The Jefferson G5th) District gives VIM. r.
Sappt large majority.
Returns from Madison (1sth) District show a
majority for Letter.
2lst Dstrict-Bingham* elected by 1900 mai
Anti Nebraska
Cincinnati Oct 1o-llPM
Nebraska men beaten badly. The Know Moth
ings have made clean sweep. A committee of
four hundred liberal Germans attended the differ
ent W ards anG used their influence with their coun-
trymen for the whole Anti Nebraska ticket This
class behaved like Republicans and patriots, and
voted openly and nnitedy against Slavery, Slave
ry extension, and Jesuitsm. Great rejoicing
Cannon firing, and bon6res lit up No disturbance
The Know Nothing majority in Cincinnati
thousand
The Anti-Nebraska ticket has some 10000 ma
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Congress Anti Administration.
Indiana Election
Madison, Oct 10.
The Peoples ticket will be successful by an av-
erage majority of not less than 700 votes and the
probability is that Dunn the Anti-Nebraska can
didate for Congress, will be elected The election
passed off quietly.
Indianapolis. Oct. 10.
There were fully six hundred votes polled TO
day, more than at any other election; there was
great excitement during the day. but no disturb
ance of consequence The drinking saloons were
all closed
Lafayette, Oct 10
Mace is elected to Congress in this District by
l 500 majority, without doubt, though the votes
are not all counted yet.
Philadelphia Oct H. |
In the First Congressional District Florence
(democraO is elected by 345 majority, in tie Sec
ond District, Tyson Wing is elected by 2O26 mai
over Hamilton (Dem) In the Third District,
Millard, Know Nothing is elected by 740 MAORI |
ty Landy (dem)
In the Fourth District, Jacob Brown whig, eiec- |
led by ISL majority over H. Nj. Phillips DEM
Pollocks majority in the city will be 4ll9. Car
BON county gives Bigler lo9 maj. Berks county |
gives about 400 majority for Bigler. Wayne Co |
gives Bgler 500 and Montour, Co. $50. Union
gives Pollock / 500 maj. Lycoming GOO, Clinton
$50, and Centre 800.
Michigan City, Oct To-
South Bend Mishawaukee and Clay townships I,
1--WE Col. Fox 30S malority-two years ago they'l
rave Eddy rs majority. Col. Fox gains so far
81. Cool Spring township gives two to one Peoy
'les ticket. New Durham township five to
me.
Michigan City five hundred and sixty votes cast.
CLOSE work.
NEW YORK, Oct-lS
The jury in the case of DR.. Graham, tried for!
he murder of Col. Loring, have brought in YER
let of guilty of manslaughter in the secosd de
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