Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24


Cochran, L I....,............. '''-lo,I =
AUDITOR GENERAL.
Dry, Democrat t........... 2l-'toe
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Rowe, Dem. : ! : os0 ',,o
La Porte U..... -OS,o ,ooo
Dist. STATE SENATE.
| philadelphia City-Wm. A. Crabbe and
Chns. i Penrose'
Q Philadelphia County-N. b Browne, II.
Ingram, Il l. Wright
8 Montgomery-Thos z Knox.
Chester and Delaware-Jas j. Lewis.
5 Berks- John c. Evans.
6 Bucks-Jonathan Ely.
Z Lancaster and Lebnnon-John Kill
lnger and q Shuman.
s Dauphin and Ncrthumberland-D
Taggart.
0 Northampton and Lehigh--Joseph Lau
bach.
10 Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne-Jas
II Walton.
II Adams and Franklin--George W. Brew
er.
y York William II. Welsh.
l3 Cumberland and Perry-I Fetter
IA Centre, Lycoming, Clinton and Sulli-
yan--Andrew Gregg.
10 Blair, Camden and Hunting gdon--John
Creswell
l6 Luzerne, Montour and Columbia--Geo.
Z. Steele"
II Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
Il Neod Myer*
Is Tioga, Pottor, Mexican, Elk, Clearfeld,
and Jeffersoa--H. SOuther.
10 Mercer, Venange and Warren-G W.
Scofed*
20 Erie and Crawford-D Finney:
81 Butler Beaver and Dawrence-John r.
Harris
- eghany--Wm. wilkins and Ed. D.
GazZam.*
23 Washington and Greenc-John Flen.
nikcn.
dan.
% Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion-T. J.
Coffey II
26 Juniata, Miflin and Union--James NJ
Sellers.
81 Westmoreland and Fayetto--William L,
Frazer.
% Schuylkll--C NJ. Straub.
Democrats 10; Opposition l8; New Sena-
tors marked with star"
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Democrats. ................ 30
Opposition. ...45
THE POPULAR VoTE.--From official re-
turns from 55 counlies in the State, now re-
turned to the Office of the Secretary of State
the vote stands;
Whole vote this year. ar............933,21 ,21S
Vote in same counties in 1865. l9S, ,333
Gam IN one year. ................. .o4,943
The Republican gain. ..lS,l79
Democratic gain. Ill ,007
35,l8O
Deduct Fillmore vote. ........... 243
Makes. .................. 34,9l3
The whole Fillmore vote last year. 1855
This year. 1902
Fillmore loss. ......... ... 243
Whole number Of Black Republican
votes in the above counties. ,002
Democratic vote. ...............2 .2O3 ,232
Black Republican Majority. 7770
The vote is taken on the Supreme Judge for
the long term.
There are 80 counties yet to hear from
officially
The Ohio delegation to the next Congress
stands thus:
! Geo. II Pendeton, Dem. gain.
. VIM. Groesbeck, Dem gain.
3 Lewis Campbell, reelected, 10 maj
A II NJ Nichols, Opp reelected.
5 Richard Mott, Opp, reelected
& j. r. Cockerill, Dem, gain.
Aaron Harlan, Opp. reelected.
Benjamin Stanton, OPP, re elected.
. Judge Hall, Dem gain.
10 Joseph Miller, Dem. gain.
II Valentine 3 Horton, Opp. re- elected.
Il S S Cox, Dem gain.
13 John Sherman, Opp. Ie- elected.
II Philemon Bliss, Opp. reelected.
Is Joseph Burns, Dem gain.
IT. G b Tompkins, Opp.
II VIM Lawrence, Dem. gain.
l8 Benjamin Leites, Opp reelected
10 Edward Wade, OPP, re elected
% Josh. r. Giddings, Opp. re. elected.
u j. A. Bingham, opp reelected.
Eight Democrats and thirteen opposition !
In the present Congress, no Democoats--aA |
Opposition.
FLoRIDA.--The Mobile Tribune has re-
ceived complete returns from Florida, which |
show the election Of NJ. s. Perry, the Demo-
cratic candidate, as Governor, by 400 ma |
jority, over David S. Walker, American, and |
by 500 majority over j.. NJ. Baker, Aneri. |
ican
The Legislature is also Democratic, which