Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-18
ELECTION RETURNS.

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Baltimore, Oct 12.-D Details of the Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana elections are useless. All have
gone against the democracy largely.
In Baltimore city Hnck' majority (know-nnthing)
for mayor is 2, TAI To the first branch of the city
council there are elected 8 democrats and Id know
nothngs; to the second branch, 2 democrats and
8 know nothings.
PENNsYLyANIA.-The wings, know -nothings, tenn
perance men, and free-solers have large majority
in the legislature over the democrats
Pollock's (whig and know-nothng) majority in the
State for governor is probably fifteen thousand.
Motifs democrat and know-nothing) majority for
canal commissioner is probably seventy thousand
Black, democrat for judge Of the supreme court
is elected by majority of 1902.
Congregational ReturnS.-The returns from the
State Says the Pennsylvanan) indicate the election
of the following gentlemen to the thrty-fourth con-
gress First district, Thomas B. Florence, demo
crat; second district, Tyson, whg; third district
Millward, whig; fourth district, Broome, whig and
American; fifth district, Cadwalladcr, democrat !;
sixth district, Hickman democrat; seventh district
Bradshaw, whg; eighth district, Jones, democrat;
ninth district wing candidate elected tenth district
Kunkel, whig; eleventh district, doubtful; twelfth
district, Fuller, whig; thirteenth district, Packer
democrat fourteenth district, Grow, democrat;
fifteenth district, doubtful; sixteenth district, Todd
independent candidate, elected over Bonham; nine
teenth district, Drum, democrat, elected. From the
other districts nothing definite is yet known.
On1o.- Cincinnati Oct. l1.-Thc returns so far
received of the vote the State ticket indicate the
candidates over the regular democratic nominees by
$4,000 majority in the whole State.
First congressional district-Tmothy G. Day, in
dependent democrat, elected.
Second district-John S. Harrison, wing, elected.
Third district-Lewis d. Campbell, wing, elected.
Eighth district-Benjamin Stanton, wing, elected.
The majority of the know-nothngs in Hamilton
county is 5000.
ISDIANA.-IKa7ison Oct. 1.-The returns from
the State show that Mace elected from the 9th dis
f,.,ot Nv InrItN-
In the 9th district Ba, bour is elected by $50 ma
jority.
In the 9TH, Scott is elected by 500 majority.
In the 10TH Petit by 800 majority.
In the 9Th, Holloway by 1900.
They are all anti-Nebraska, in opposition to the
regular democratic nominees
PENNsYLvAS1A-In addition to what was yester-
day announced, it appears that the following have
been elected to congress:
Eleventh dstrict-William L. Dcwart, democrat.
Fifteenth district-L. a. Mackey, wing.
Eighteenth distrct-John r. Edie, wing.
Twenty first district-David Richie, wing.
Twenty districts \. Purvance, wing. .
TwentY-th district-John Allison, wing.
Thus far it would seem that but six democrats are
elected.
Lancaster, Oct IA F. Roberts, independent
wlig has been elected to congress in the 9th district
over Isaac f. Hester, wing, and member of the pre-
sent congress- by 900 majority.
In Adams county Pollock has only seven majority,
wing loss Of 500.
OHIo.-The following are received as additional
from Ohio:
Seventh district-Aaron Harlan, wing, reelected;
large majority.
Twelfth dstrict-Samuel Galloway, wing, beating
Odds by 1900.
Thirteenth district-John Sherman, whig, beating
Lindsey.
Eighteenth district-Benjamin F. Letter. wing,
beating E. Spalding.
Nineteenth district-Edward Wade, frce-soil,
elected by 1000 majority.
Twentieth district-Joshua R. Giddings, abolition,
reelected by 1000 majority.
Twcnty-first district \. Brigham, independent
beating 4. Stuart.
About half the State has been heard from.
IHDI.NA.-A Geographic despatch from Cincinnati
saws: Daniel Mace, democrat, is reelected to con-
gress in the Sth district by 300 majority. In the
9th district, Lucian Barbour, anti-Nebraska demo
GRAFT is elected by 40 majority L. a. Hendricks,
the present democratic member. In the 18th district
Harvey D. Scott, anti Nebraska is elected by 800
majority John G. Davis democrat, the present
member. In the 10th district, William Petit anti
Nebraska is elected by 1900 majority Harlan,
democrat, the present member In the 4th district,
Crumbach, Nebraska is elected by $50 majority
over Col Lane, democrat tho present member In
the 9th district, Holloway, anti-Nebraska, is elected
by $500 over w. Bucklcss. Mr.. S. w. Parker,
wing, the present member declined denomination.
1t is thought ALSO that George G. Dunn has beaten
Cyrus L. Durham, and Schuyler Colfax is elected
by about 900 over Norman Eddy.