Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-11

The Democratic Senate and Assembly tickets in
the old county, are elected by 1000 majority
In Berks county the Democratic majority is
about $500. Bigler's majority was $3.50.
In Bucks county there is gain of l $50 votes
for the Democrats.
In Cumberland county the Democratic ms
jority is $50. This county gave Pollock $50.
Wayne county gives Plummer, (Dem.) for
Canal Commissioner, 500 majority, and elects
the whole Democratic ticket.
In York county, the entire Democratic ticket
is elected by large majority.
In Allegheny county, the Democrats Sheriff
is elected by large majority, and in Cambria
county, the Democratic Sheriff is elected ky
800. -
In Sehuylkill county, the whole Democratic
ticket is elected
Monroe county has Democrats majority
Of about 1890. 80.
In Northampton county, the Democratic ma
jority is 100.
In Wayne county, tho whole Democratic
ticket is elected.
Allegheny county elects the whole Demo
cratic tickctby about 400 majority. The Know
Nothing majority last year was 1892:
Lehigh county gives 800 majority. Tie
Know Nothing majority last year was SO.
In Lancaster county the Democratic gains
have been immense, and it is believed that a
portion of the Democratic ticket has been
elected. Last year the Know Nothing ma.
jority was 6,263.
Montgomery county gives 1900 Democratic
msjority-n gain Of 500.
In Dauphinr county tho Democrats have
about SEQ majority as far Is heard from. Five
townships yet to be returned. The county
gave ], 776 majority for Pollock.
P. Sin the new county of Fulton there Is
a Democratic majority of 200.
In Bedford county, the vote was very close,
but the Know Nothings have small majority.
OHIo.-Trimble, the Wing candidate for
Governor, has received larger vote than was
generally anticipated.
The Democratic majority in Hamilton ceun-
ty is about 5000.
Returns received at Cincinnati, from differ
ent parts Of the State, leave no doubt Of tie
election of Mcdill by majority Of Is 600
Hamilton county give him mine thousand ma
10rity. AT the election in 1853 the vote stood
Medill, Democrat ..I3.O62
Bsrrerc, Wing. ................,.. 1883
Lewis, freeSoil. ................ 2,SI6
P. S.-A dispatch from Cincinnati, lust re-
ceived, states that dfty-two counties have been
heard from, and that Chase is 9,70O ahead.
Thirty-ieven counties remain to be heard
from, which will probably increase his mt
jority 5000.
INDIAsA.-A few scattering, returns have
been received from Indiana, but net sufficient
to indicate result. Evansville, vanderburgh
county, gives 400 Democratic majority.
p. S--A dispatch just received here from
Indianapolis says there is Democratic ma-
jority in Marion county Of 500 Last year it
gave Fusion majority Of 700.
Vanderburgh Gu .ty gives a Democratic,
majority of 400, against Fusion majority of
1875 last year.
The Moral Cn't.-The results Ct the cleo
tions, yesterday, as addenda to those previous.
ly occurring during the summer and fall. in.
GLIDING the Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina,
Alabama, Tennessee, Maine, and Connec ticus
elections, are pregnant with meaning Les
sons may be drawn from them, which asp;rin,,
and unscrupulous men should liy to heart, if
but for their own future prospects The first
great palpablc fact that they teach, is, en-
phatically, that We, as nation, have not yet
progressed" to the extent Of making it posi-
BILE that the prejudices and passions Of the
American people can be long successfully
played on To the extent Of turning the hearts
aid minds Of governing majority Ct the nS-
ton against the Fundamental principles of the
Constitution Of the United States. That is;
that neither abolitionism nor religious perse-
cution-the policy Of ignoring in practice tho
American doctrine Ct entire religious equality
in our institutions-can prevail here These
facts have been demonstrated, past peradven.
ture, in the seasons election results; and he
who fails now to realize them, is afflicted with
an obliquity of moral perception, which MARKS
him as enc devoid cf fair share Of practical
sense, if not a daft one.
We see in these results reputation, signal
ly emphatic, Ct the late efforts to divide us
politically by races and creeds. We also see
in them a most palpablo refusal to divide our
people in interests, affections and Governments,
geographically: for such was the manifest
tendency Of the late republican movement,
"squelchcd" out at the North as Know No.
thingism has been at the South the latter 70.
curing no squel,hing cut CT crushing out at
the North, as it died there early of galloping
consumption, or the dry rot, or something of
the SORT.
Still another lesson that may be drawn from
these results, is that the old fashioned honora-
BILE and manly Wing organization as now rep
resented by the straight Wings Of Massachu-
sets, Maine and New York is, after all, much
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