Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14
RETURNS FROM THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania,

Pennsylvania.
FIRST district-Florense, Dem 6,ls6; RYAN,
Eep 3,cS Nebinger, anti-Lecompton, Abs
second dishict.Martin, Dem, 1850; E. JOY
Morris, Opp ,s,s42-Merris's majority, I.sI2.
oeP,, si7'eT ' ;y majority, f.os7.
2.9a7 majority over William H. Phillips; Jacob
Broome, American, was also candidate.
Fifth district-John Wood, Opp is elected
Sixth district-John Hickman, Opp, has /, zoe
Seventh distrct-This district il composed OF
Bucks and Lehigh counties, and the result 10
necker, Opp, is elected by small majority.
Eighth district-Oficial returns from Berks
county show u majority Of IS for John Sci wartz,
anti. Lecompton Dem over Hon. J. CLANCY Jones.
Ninth district-Thaddeus Stevens, Opp, 10
Hopkins.
Tenth district-J. w. Killinger, Opp, is
Eleventh district-SchuylkilI county gives J..
Campbell, Opp 2,3oO msjoritv. He is doubt
less elected over VIM. L. Dewart, Dem
elected.
Thirteenth district-wm H. Dimmick. Dem.
Ii Reelected by about 500 majority.
Fifteenth district-James 4. Hale Opp has
aoont aooo majority over Allison White, Dem.
KIN, OPP, 500 majority. Cumberland county
gives J. A. Fisher, Dem, $50 majority. No re,
turns from York county, which usually gives
about 500 Democratic majority.
Seventeenth district-The vote In the district
Is very close, and II is claimed that Mcpherson,
Opp, has been elected over Wilson Reilly, Dem
Nineteenth district-Covode,O Opp. lis re elected
Twenty-irst district-y K Moorehead, Opp,
elected rr''
Twenty second district-Robert Mcknight,
opp, elected.
First district-Hon. 6 II. Pendleton has been
reelected by IS majority.
Second district-Rev. Mr.. Gurley, Opp, elect
ed over w. 4. Groesbeck
Third rict-vallandingham, Dem, is re.
elected by majority Of $50 over L ID. Campbell
Flnh district-J. nj Ashley, Opp elected.
Seventh district-Thos Corwin Opp elected
elected
Nj Ninth distIicinJohn Carey, Opp, elected over
Tenth district-C NJ. Trimble, Opp, elected
over Joseph Miller, Dem
Eleventh district-C: ID. Martin, Dem, elected
Twelfth Districts s Coz, Dem reelected
Thirteenth district-John sherman, OPP, re.
elected rf' ~
Fourteenth district-C. Spinck, Opp. elected
Fiiteensh dist[iet.W Hilmick, Opp, elect
Nineteenth district--E. Wade, Opp elected
so far as head from, there is a Democratic loss
OF members in the Second, Ninth, Tenth and Fiji.
~, anu Sdln u one me tNOct In The
Eleventh district.
First district-The returns indicate the elec.
ton OF A. Hovsy, boiling Democrat
Second district-W lillian H English Demo.
| crat, is Reelected
Third district-The result is doubtful
| Fourth district-W. $. Holman, Democrat Is
| elected 90
Fifth district-Kilgore, Rep, reelected
sixth district-A. 6. Porter, Rep is elected
| Eighth district-James Wilson, Opposition, Is
elected
Ninth district-schuyler Colfax, Rep is re-.
elected.
Eleventh district-John U. Petit, OPP. re-
| elected ff'
No returns have been received from the Sew
| enth and Tenth districts.
The returns indicate the election of Eight Re.
publican members Of Congress and a Republican
majority in the Legislature.
The following report of the result of the lie.
glslatlve election in Kansas on the 4tb inst la,
been received. The Republicans carried Leav.
enworth, Atchison, Jefferson, Douglas, and I,y.
kins counties, and the Democrats Doniphau
county.
The returns received by mail confirm the teIe
graphic account. Hon. George = Hawkins ba.
~ majority over Westcott IN wakulla county
259 in Leon, l6S in Gadsden, in Liberty 30 two
precincts OF Jefferson 2s9, Madison 80, Taylor G
Hamilton 50. westcOtt received II majority in
Lafayette.