The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-16
Grew yoar Leadest, Old Fellow
THE GREAT AEvoLUTIOni
Psnnsylvania ana Indiana Re-
deemed!

Pennsylvania ana Indiana Re-
deemed!
GREAT GAINS IN OHIO!
Prs.sIavsry Democracy s.Gsn Esuty,,
The result Of tho late election in Pennsyl-
vania i complete and thorough revolution.
Il was carried for Buchanan BY fraud. II
has bssn preserved since by patronage and
duplicity. Every thing has been done to pre-
vent direct vote upon the substantial ques-
tions Of the time. But it was bound TO be
reached ct last. It has been. Tho people
cast aside all subterfuges, and drove directly
TO the point. And they have made themselves
heard in manner to be needed by tyrants
end trioksters. The Stste, which gave ANA
jority of:s2,0o0 over Fremont, and which
last year elected Democratic Governor by
. plurality Of 4, 900 and an absolute MAORI
~ Of 1900 and over, now gives an opposi-
tion majority Of $4,000! Good for the old
Ksystonei
Indiana has given q majority estimated,
from present returns, at 5000.
The popular majority in Ohio is apparently
mot lees than $4,000!
In Ill Of the above States there have been
gains Of members Of Congress. So far AZ
heard from the Congressional elections stand
o. follow:
PENNSYLVANIA.
lst dist. Florence, Dem. 10 reelected by
4o2 votes. His majority in 1856 was 2,220.
End dist. Morris, Rep. ID re-eleotsd. His
majority l. $500. II WAS 800 in 1855.
Sd dist. verree, Rep. is elected over Lam
dy Dem. by 1857. A gain. Landy was
elected in 1856 BY 1880.
4th dist. Millward, Rep. is elected BY
2,247 over PHILIPPE, Dem. Again. Phillips
had 2,7l9 maj. in 1856.
5th dist. Wood, Rep. is elected by over
1000. A gain. lie succeeds Owen Jones,
Dem.
9th dist. John Hickman 10 reelected A.
an opponent OF the Administration.
/ 7th dist. There have been large gains in
this district, and bSngnecker is reported
elected BY small majority. II 80, as Alto
gethcr probable, it is a gain.
9Th. John Swartz il elected over CLANCY
Jones by As votes. gain Of member,
and remarkable change in the popular
vote.
10th dist. Kellinger, Rep. is elected by
1900 over kunkel.a
18th dist. Campbell, Rep. probably elect
I'd. ltso, gain.
18th dist Shoemaker, Rep. elected. A
gain. In 1856 Dimmick, Dem. had 1850
majority.
18th dist. james T. Hall, Rep. has 2,oOt
over White, Dem. A gain. White had 52t
maj. in 1856.
18th dist. Mcpherson, Rep. believed to b
elected. II so, gain. succeeds Reilly
Dem.
10Th dist. Covode, Rep. reelected
Goth dist. Babbist, Rep. elected by 2,50l
to 3,O00. A gain. He succeeds Montgom
cry, the dirt-eater.
9th, 18th, l4th, 10th, 18th, 2lst, 22d, Esd
oath, and 25th districts, nothing defni.,
heard from.
To sum up, there are very certainly 8mem
bers gained, which will make the pennsylvani,
delegation stand II Rep. To Dem. If ~
farther changes are made.
The aggregate opposition gain in Philadel
phia was s,s76! In Allegheny county, two.
thirds Of the county gives Republican ma.
jorisy Of 5000.
LIST DIST Pendleton, Dem. Is reelected.
I'd dist. Gurley, Rep. elected over Groes.
beck. A gain.
Sd dist. vallandlngham, Dem. reelected
4th dist. Allen, Dem. elected. gain.
9th dist. Ashley, Rep. elected. Succeed.
Mott, Rep.
7th dist. Corwin, Rep. elected. Succeed,
Harlan, Rep.
9Th dist. Stanton, Rep. reelected.
9th dist. Carey, Rep. elected. A gain.
10th dist. Trimble. Rep. elected. A gain
$3.50 ntb%s sA0itah3 1CAAs uAEStCQs a h0An
18th dist. Cox, Dem. reelected.
18th dist. Sherman, Rep. reelected.
18th dist. BVrns, Dem. defeated. Rep
candidate elected. Rep. gain.
10th dist. Tompkins, Rep. reelected.
2lst dist. Bingham, Rsp.re-elected.
So far the Republicans gain members
and the Democrats met Republican rain
2. Democrats are elected by majoritiss Q
from LOO 10 200.
Balance Of the districts nothing defnit
heard from.
INDIANA.
lst dist. Hovey, voted for by the Repnbl
cans and snIi.Lsoonpton Democrats, 10 Or
position to Nibiaok, present member, il elect
4 q. Again.
= dist. 1nglish i probably re-slsetSd ,