Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-13
The EIceitOMs.

The Administration appears to be undergo
ing regular crushing out process IN the pres
contest
The returns from Pennsylvania thus far re-
ceived, afford ample evidence that Pollock is
elected Governor by at least 30, 900 majority,
and the Legislature is certainly anti-Nebraska
in both branches.
Our returns are of course incomplete, but
we believe the return of the following mem
bers is assured =
District No. l, Philadelphia, Thomas B.
Florence, probable No. ., Philadelphia. jon
r. Tyson 1926 maj; No. 8, Philadelphia,
WIN. MILwARD, 7S9 maj; No. 4, Philadel-
phia, JACOB Broom, 75l mai; Nos Philia-
delpha and Montgomery, J. CadaoG1Gder, prob.
No. 6, Chester and Delaware, JOHN NJ. Bro
MALL, 500 mai; No. Z, Bucks and Lehigh,
SAM'L BRADSHAW, 400 maj; No. 8, Berks, J.
CLANCY Jones, 1000 maj; No. 9, Lancaster,
ANTHONY E. ROBERTS, prob; No.l0, Dauhp
in &c., J. G. KUNKEL, 1900 maj; No. IL,
Schuylkill &C., William, L. Detcart, prob; No.
u, Luzerne &C., HENRY NJ. FULLER, 500 maj;
No. 10, Northampton &C., asa Parker, 1900
mai; No. IA, bradford &C., GALUsHA A.
Grow, no opposition No. 15 Center &C., l..
A. MAcKAY, large maj. No. l6, York &C.,
SAMUEL TODD, prob; No. II, Adams &C., d.
F. ROBINSON, 1000 mai. No. Is, Somerset
&c., JOHN r. EDDIE, 1000 maj; No. 10,
Armstrong &C., JOHN CovoDE, 1000 maj;
No. 20, Fayette &c., IONA. KNIGHT, 1900
maj; No. 81, Allegheny, (part.) *DAv.
RrToHIE, $500 maj. No. %, Allegheny and
Butler, S. A. PURvIANcE, 5000 maj; No. %,
Beaver &c., JOHN ALISON, $500 maj; No.
"a, Clarion &C., *CARLToN B. CURTIS, prob;
No. % Erie and Crawford, JOHN Dick, no
opposition.
Total in the State, .tfvo Douglasites Gin Ital-
ics,) TWENTY Free Territory men in small
capitals.) Pennsylvania gave eIcuen votes for
the Nebraska bill to FOURTEEN against it. Net
gain six thus far.
From Ohio we have returns from over half
the State, and so far not one Nebraska or Ad-
ministration member of Congress is elected.
| Telegraphic rumor reports tioo Nebraska men
elected in the whole State, but does not place
them. The members known to be elected are
as follows:
District No. l., Hamilton, TIMOTHY C. DAY,
over Groesbeck; No. 2, Hamilton, JOHN S.
HARRISON, reelected No. 8, Butler &C.,
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL, $500 maj; No. 4,
Greene &C., AARON HARLoN, reelected, large
mai. No. s, Clark &C., BENJAMIN STANTON,
reelected, large maj; No. IL, Franklin &C.,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, beating Olds by 1880 /;
No. 10, Richard &C., JOHN SHERMAN, beating
Lindsey; No. Is, Stark &C., BENJAMIN f.
LETTER, beating E. Spalding No. 10. Cuya-
hoga &c, EDWARD WADE, reelected by o.
600 maj. No. 20, Ashtabula, ]. r. G1DD1GGs,
reelected by 1000 maj; No. 81 ]. A. BRIG
HAM, beating A. Stuart.
OF these, Day and Letter were originally
Democrats, the residue Wings. but all are now
Republicans.
INDIANA ELECTION. Members of Congress
reported chosen:
District No. 4, WILLIAM CUMBAcK, over
w. S. Holman, by $50 mai; No. 5, DAVID
2. HALLowAY, over ]. II. Buckles, by $500
maj; No. 6, LUcIEN BARBOUR, over At. A.
Hendricks, by $50 mali No. 7, II. d. ScoTT,
over *John e.. Davis, by 800 maj. No. s,
*DANGEL MACE, over Jas. Davis, by 1900
maj; No IL, JOHN NJ. PETIT, over J. N. Slack,
by 800 maj.
We shall pretty ne arly sweep the State,
which elected ten Democrats to one Wing two
| years ago Why shouldn't the Democracy
run Douglas for the next President?
OF the members elect, about half were orig
inally Democrats, and half Wings but all are
now Republicans.