Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-10-20
The Late Elections.

The Late Elections.
we give below the result of the late elections in
pennsylvania and other Northern States The sto-
ry may be told in few words: The administra-
ton has been defeated by combination of black
Republicans. Know Nothings, and Douglas and For
ney indictments; and defeated because it is true to
our rights as slaceholding people, and opposed to
sncreased bovnties to the manufacturer of the free
States, nine tenths Of whom are a6olitioxists This
is the triumph fellow citizens over which Southern
know Nothing papers and old Federalsts in the
South rejoicing!
But this victory, though won by this motley COM
onat'oh' is black Republican victory, and will
enure to the benefit of that organization. Seward
will now advance to the front and give the word of
command, while Bell, Crtenden, and others of that
stamp will fall into line and bring up the rear It
is impossible to predict the result in 1860 Good
and true men in all sections can only labor to avert
the evil which seems to mpend. But we hope for
the best as our motto is, 'never despair of the Re.
pubc"-never to hope as long as there is room
for hope.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The majority in this State against the Democrats
for Supreme Judge and Canal Commissioners is es-
timated as likely to reach 100000 The State Senate
is in doubt, but it is thought will stand II Demo
Gratis to Is Opposition, IL of the former and
OF the latter held over, while the House will consist
of about 70 Opposition to % Democrats. To Con-
gress, 10 Opposition, regular Democrats and 4
anti Lecompton Democrats probably chosen,
which is Democratic loss of members compared
with the last election. The Congressman elect are
reported as follows
District
1st-Thos. H. Florence, Dem.
2d-Edward JOY Morris, Op.
3d-John P. Verree, Op., gain.
4th-Wm. Milward. Op., gain.
5th-John Wood, Op gain.
6th--John Hickman, anti Lecompton Dem.
7th-H. c. Longdecker, anti Lecompton Dem.
Sth-John SwartZ, antI-Lecompton DEM
9th-Thaddeus Stevens Op.
l0th-John W. Kinger, OPP.
l1th-James H. Campbell, Op. gain.
12th-Geo. w. Scranton, Op., gain.
15th-Wm. H. Dimmick, Dem.
14th-Galusha A. Grow, o.
15th-Jas I. Hale, Op., gain.
l6th-B. F. Jnnkin Op, gain.
17th--Edw'd Mcpherson, Op., gain.
lsth-S Steel Blair, OPP.
l9th-John Covode, OPP.
2Oth-Wm. Montgomery anti Lecompton Dem.
2lst-Jas. K Moorehead Op
22d-Robt Mcknight. OPP.
23d-Wm. Stewart, Op
24th-Chapin Hail. Op, gain.
25th-Elijah Babbitt Op gain.
Among the Lecompton Democrats defeated for
congress are NeSSrS. Jas. LanOy Henry NJ.
Owen Jones. j. Clancy Jones, William L. Dewart,
Allison White, Wilson Reilly and Jas L. ellis
Messrs. Florence and Dimmick are the only LIE.
comptonites elected.
OHIO ELECTION.
We have but little additional news from Ohio
The Republican State ticket supposed to be chosen
by large majority, and the following the latest
reports of the results in the several Congressional
districts:
1st-*George H. Pendeton, Dem.
2d-John A. Gurley, OPP, gain
3d-*C L Vallandigham, Dem.
4th-Wm. Allen. Dem.
5th-Jas. NJ Ashley, Rep.
6th-Wm. Howard Dem.
7th-Thos. Corwin, Rep.
sth-*Benjamn Stanton, Rep.
9th-John Carey, Rep, gain.
1Oth-Carey A. Trimble, Rep, gain.
11th-Chas. D. Martini DEM. gain.
l2th-*Samucl S. Cox, Dem.
13th-*John Sherman, Rep.
14th-Cyrus Spinck, Rep.
15th-Wm Helmck. Rep. gain.
16th-*Cydnor B. Tompkins, Rep.
1sth-Sidney Edgerton, Rep.
19th-*Edward Wade, Rep.
2Oth-John Hutchins, Rep.
21st-*John A. Bingham, Rep.
Those marked with members of the pre-
sent House. So far as heard from there is Dem
ocratic loss of members in the second NINTH tenth
and fifteenth districts, and gain of one member in
the 18th district
INDIANA.