The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-17
El.ction Nsva

by Telegraph Of the Election rcsuin iookeo
rather squally for the Fremont mU. Thsy
wero from scattering places, and although
not sufficient tc justify the formation Of any
intelligent opinion, they were not 90 favora-
bic to tho success OF tho Union ticket As was
hoped, though some OF them were like bright
spots in tho otherwise void Of darkncs.-
The countananccs Of our opponents, which
since the Maine election have been terribly
elongatcd-shortcned up, and some Of them
wore kind of doubtful smile, and now and
then one would muster up courage enough
to ask the Frcmonters the questions Of, How
is Pennsylvania Have you heard from
Pennsylvania with that knowing kind Of
look which indicated the possession of good
news "for our sidc"-and disposition TO
banter their opponents with 1t. Quito .
number of them visited our oficc. somc Of
them for the FIRST time since the Maine cleo
ton, to put those pleasant enquiries. We
received them all politely, told them funny
stories about tho vanity Of "hallowing be-
fore being out the woods" and congratula-
ted them on their improved appearance, and
hoped they would not allow themselves to
relapse into their former uncomfortable con-
dition when the whole story was told, with
sundry other communings Of q like charac'
ter-all of which they received in the poll
tcst manner, and said they would wait foI
tho whole, but we must allow them to enjoy
themselves when they could. DO iraar
These particular friends, as well ii
our readers generally, arc invited to thu
very latest returns which our readers viii
perceive put different aspect upon tn
matter, and IL not satisfactory to the Blu
CHAMBERS, are at least 30 to tho Frcmonters
We do not hallOo just yet, but II these 70
ports are confirmed, we shall tell Chapman
to crow next week in his most Justify notes
Here are the dispatches to which We refer
| -.g PmADELrHIA, Oct. 10.
The Philadelphia Bulletin foots up tn
majority In IS counties, giving the oppo
sition $1,000 and the democrats q ,64S
being democratic gain on last year OF 3,O3O
The Bulletin thinks tho democratic Stat
ticket is elected, and the Congressional dis
tricts about equally divided.
$50 p. M.-Epnmy Buiietin.-Mufiii
Co. gives small democratic majority. Zen
trc Co. $50 democratic majority: Seriou
errors in calculation make the democrati
loses $500, as compared with last year
vote, when the democratic majority was W
600. The counties to come in then gave.
fusion majority of 1916, and If they come y
tho same now, the democratic majority vii
be 1000.
6P. MA doubtful report gives 400
union majority in Bradford 70. - .
Tioga Goa towns give opposition "a
90 majority. s towns to DO heard tror
, which increase this 200 or 300.
8P. M.-Thc latest returns indicate tina
, the Unionists have carried the State. Seven
teen counties arc yet to be heard from, whic
gave 1000 fusion majority last year.
!, In tho 25th Congressional district, Die
Republican) is elected.
1.-THE VERY LATEST. gu
PHILADELPHIA, 1880, p. NJ, Oct. Is.
Reports are received from oil but l2 cour
tics In the State. The votes stands as 70
lows: rr-..-. t-..
Democratic majority. 2s,406.
Union majority, 33,O2o.
The Counties to come in are Adams, Blair
Butler Elk, Fayette. Forest, Greene, Jeifei
son, Juniatta, McKeon, Potter, Vcnang
and Warren. Last year they gave 300
: fusion majority.
, Tho Fillmore and Republican head quar-
ters are throngcd. Speeches and proce'
sions are the order OF the evening, and tn
excitement 10 immense.
) EsToS, (Pa.) Oct. Is.
Bradford Co., gives Union majority {
1000. This report comes via. Easton an
Philadelphia, and is presumed to DO correct
NEw York, Oct. Is.
. Capt. Ryndcrs and his friends celebrate
the imaginary democratic victory in Penn
, sylyania this evening, by firing guns in th
Park, and by parading the streets with
largo transparency, upon which is painte
the words, ''Haye you heard from Pennsyl
vania." II may fairly DO presumed tina
the Captain has not yet heard from tina
State.
PIrrsBURo, Oct. Is.
Allegheny Co., one district TO hear iron
1867 Union majority. The district to b
heard from is Findlay, which gave Pollocl
"a majority. ~ -. e-'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
@. A. Grow is reelected by larger yot
than when he run alone.
a COMING, Oct. Is.
Grows majority in Tioga Is from 25O'
to 5000, IL
/ WAvERLY, Oct. Is,
Bradford county about 1000 union ma
jority. "
Ohio Election.
The republicans have carried the State BY
some thirty thousand majority, wo give th'
following despatch: rl a "a laf
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
Al IL