Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-17


PENNsYLvANIA.-Forney thus speaks of the
Waterloo defeat" of the Administration in
Pennsylvania:
Ihe more closely the result is scanned, the
more overwhelming does the victory appear.
In the FIRST district, which Florence carried
IN 1896 by 2,2O0 majority is now a minority
OF nearly 2,0OO-a change of 1000 votes
against him. In the Third district, which
Landy carried in 1856 by l,l47 majority, he
is now defeated by l,O9l. In the Fourth dis
trict, which Phillips carried in 1856 bv 262
majority, over both his competitors, he is
now defeated by 1885, In the Fifth district,
which Owen Jones carried in 1856 by nearly
1000 majority, majority of 1000 is now
thrown against him. In the Sixth district.
which John Hickman carried in 1856 by a
plurality of a few hundred, he now has a
large majority. In this district, in Novem
Der, 1856, the co bined opposition vote
against MIR. Buchanan amounted to l0l more
than that thrown for him. At the lac cleo
tlon, both Hickman anti-Lecompton Demo
erat, and Broomall, Republican, have poled
more votes than Manley, the Lecompton can
udate Lecomptonism is in minority of
about 5000 in the district In the Seventh
district, Chapman, Democrat, had a majority
oI 2,l67 In 1856. The vote is now very
eose-there will probably not be 100 major
ny either way-but it is supposed Longeneck.
Ti the Peoples nominee, is elected over 5. l..
Hooerts, the regular Democratic nominee. -
III the Eighth district, Berks county, the inn
mortal Jehu G. Jones had 6,644 majority in
1000 lie Is ROW beaten by Schwartz, an
Sntl.Lecompton Democrat, by As majority
III the Eleventh district. Dewart had jim 1856
amalority of 3,SlS. This year he was op-
POsed oy Campbell, Peoples nominee, and
Ooke' anti Lecompton Democrat, and has
scarcely more votes than he had majority in
1000 lie is probably in minority of about
',voo IN the district! In the Twelfth dis.
Ilet John &. Montgomery, Democrat, was
S'ec'ed by majority of 1884 in 1856 now
e.ahIon, Feople's nominee, has large ma
JVrity' In the Thirteenth district, Dimmck
ttoeNeu In 1856, majority of 1866 Now
49, 49, Is some doubt whether he has been
4eeieeted' and if he has been, his majority is
Ty GW; iew hundred. In the Fifteenth district,
ison 1ote mte had majority of Lii in
600 VOW ne Is badly beaten-perhaps by
a'UoG IN tne Sixteenth district, ALL received
ren"S,y ol 2'647 in 1856. Had he been
Ioroa" Iina:eu he would probably have had a
tbao h. "'Jo'lty thrown against him this year
tho nd1 ~ iecelVed In 1856. As it is, Mr. Fisher,
bv - onUcratic nominee, is reported elected
tcon,L I ". hundred majority. In the Seven
Of s5a .ul'.rlct Wilson Reilly had a majority
dofoat.I ~ 1000. lie is now, it is supposed,
onno";,. teI In the Eighteenth district, the
ISse to'i''oh mad, at the November election in
II E,. a m" Jorlty of 1902. This year, Henry
Taoa'er' 9'er' having been nominated as an anti
H. a, Ptoh Democrat and the Democrats of
oo5. uis'rlct generally being on the anti.Le-
oDnl';.i nptoh platform, has greatly reduced the
opposition majority.
erv =" 'ne twentieth District, VIM. Montgom
h!y' one OF the steadfast anti-Lecompton
;ra's mo;aD,. OF the last session, had in 1856
mt Iiy u Oh l,l27. At this time we are " it'll
lhno elni'e Ie returns from his district, but have
donIl d,1 uouot that his majority now will be
NOuoie or treble that of 1856.
eleota1 .ne Iwenty-fourth District, ellis was
badi', ! IN 1886 by 569 majority He is now
umnsy oeaten The districts we have not en-
lS"seI lSSs % We're carried by the Opposition in
bv wv, W. ana are carried now by their candidates
greatly increased majorities
con1;.. qulres very little skill to estimate the
nia iu.1on !.i OF public sentiment in Pennsylva.
tbo n "iVn these returns before the reader If
pirat;eniocrocy of Pennsylvania have any as
for IL ior future success, they must seek
Son. II oy planting themselves boldly and
IT, upon the anti-Lecompton platform.
wboes candidates who are defeated, many of
M are personally excellent men, have
Their buchanan buchanan and his policy to thank for
bistoo overthrow. The second chapter in the
steSO OF tests has been writtenI by the
tims.dnrand a nand of an indignant people. Let
jvServing cjans and power W worshipping politi-
' &c careful how they invoke third