The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-22
Ebentsysyansa.


Whatever the result in this state (vet in
doubt) may be, the majority for the Black
Democracy is so small that, considering their
expectations aud extraordinary efforts, it is
substantially defeat, and defeat which
insares the success Of tae Fremont ticket in
November. In all probability if there is a
Bnchaneer majority at all, il IN not over
1000 or 1000. And this with total vote
cast Of 100000.
That the leading Buchaueer organs were
sanguiae OF triumphant majority in Penn
syivania over all opposition, let the follow
ing record testify
PENNSYLVANIA. - We assure eur friends
abroad that we shall carry the State on the
l4,n by from 25 900 TO 10000 majority
Pennss lyanian, 9th.
The Democrats are largely in the majority
IN Pennsylvania over nil parties and combi-
nations. We shan be- disappointed il the
majority on The i4ih is less than 10000. 1t
may reach i9,oD0.- Wash. Union, 10th.
ne are sure OF Pennsylvania ON Tuesday
next by $4,000 mai ority.-- Albany Argus,
18th.
olE friends in Pennsylvania are sanyuine
oil $1,000 majority on the State ticket, and
some go as high as 100000 Boston Post,
sih.
The Black Democracy have poi!ed their
uttermost vote in penDsy ivania. They have
no reserve on which TO draw They cannot
Increase their vote materially in November
let $4,000 more votes will be pollcd in No.
yemher than have been poiled in this canvass
That vote is substantially our vote. Then
take away from the Buchanan ticket the Fill
more vote which was given for il at the late
election. but which will be given for Fillmore
next month, and, II you choose, subtrac,
from oar ticket liberal vote which IA as
sumed TO have been given to it by Fillmore
men favorable 10 fusion on the state ticket,
-s..li there viii be left u large, u triumphant
fremont majority. And such we believe viii
prove true.
The following item, which VIC take FROM
the Chicago Journal, will serve as an indi-
cation Of strength which will be added 70
orr ticket in November, u, which has been
Of little or no service to US in the election
just past. The strong Religious element,
which is altogether ID our favor, viii be
manifested then, but was not manifested to
any great extent IN the late election, for it is
the Presidential election which has IN alb
eofbiug interest for il, and has sugcien,
importance to call it out ia all It's empha-
sis;
TwIsrYIHRre TGorsANp QpAgLas. A
ss,,tie,e tss,, a. -: .... -
Pennsylvania e.eetion, informs Vi. that in q
conversation With "a prominent Quaker, h.
learned that none 81 ;a4t denomination voted
az the late election, : bgiag c14,trar3 10 tse3r
custom 10 take paf; 10 political matters M
less On extraordinary occasions, when any
Of their own peea.l0r principles are at STAKE.
This QaasaeF stated 70 oaF informant, fur
thermore. that Ia view Of the fact that The
great principle o. freea4.a is involved "a III.
approaching I're.iaeoRai election, al The
voters IN his deaoin nation .Ill vote for Ere.
moni. lie sald tbs number Of tAese foters
exceeds tscessty. three fhousdRs.
paog. Hgpaieg .--eiuz readers VII. seinein
bera letter from North Carolina. written US,
which We published SNORT time since 1t
was from Prof. ifear.ck Of the State Ini.
veraisy oil North Carolina. But he has got
i .mseil into dlitsculty .nere ~ be.ng Re
publican. aad his defence W. publish in our
,olumns to-day. Read i