The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

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pENsYLyANIA,. OHIO, INDIANA,
& 81 IOWA, ANDKANsAs,
zALLEoR FREE LABOR!
l.. The news from all parts of the coun-
try grows better and better. In Penn
fylrani,, John M. Reed, Republican
Candidate for the Supreme Court, aud
VIM. I. Frazer, Republican candidate for
Canal Commissioher, are elected BY from
10000 70 12,'oo5. In 1885, Pollock,
Democrat, was elected Governor BY ST.!
600. iqWRat falling. Of i, there !''A-l
Tie indications are that 10 and perhaps
90 Republicans have been elected to. Tie
! seth Congress clear gain of nine and
perhaps Ten Republican delegates. . The
delegates in-the present Congress stand
10 Republicans to IS. Democrats. The
Key Stone, State has done gloriously.. yong
III Ohio tie Republican State ticket.
tripmphs by 10000 orl5, 600 majority!
VIM. V. 49, is elected Judge Of the
Supreme Court; VIM B. Thrall, State
Comptroller Mr.. Woolcott,, Attorney
General John L. Martin member Of the
Board of Public Works. The delega-
ton to Congress will stand rs Republi-
cans, 5 Lecomp;on Democrats and no
Anti.Eecompton Democrats Ia Republi-
can gain Of four members Could any
thing better be. asked OF. the Buckeye
State, tbs Year '@',.''i7l os19Disdo-
Iii Indiana the following are the Re-
publican State Officers chosen Sacreta4-
ry of State, William Peele Auditor 81
State, Albert LANCE State Treasurer,
John Harper Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, Young; Attorney General,
VIM. L. Olo. Tn 1856, Willard, Dem
ocrat, was elected Governor by a major
ity of 5,872. Now the Republican ma
jofity in the State exceeds 5000. In
the Congressional delegation the Repub-
licans have gained two members. Well
done for the Hoosiers ''"P =" ~ !
Kansas, as usual, has declared her
allegiance to free principles. The Cen
trail Committee, by the way, has just cal
led a Free State Delegate Convention. to
be held at lawrence, November roth,
for the purpose iofi discussing various
questions connected with the present
political organizations of the Territory.
and considering the question of the spae-
dy' admission Of Kansas into the Union as
a free State9f iud ,da.hie adi rs h@l4o!
the policy of the Democracy is ito
keep Kansas out of,he Union until she
has $4,000 inhabitants but she must
come in as a free State next winter. I'll
tharis her desire. ! e" '!oa ~ Deg
The few returns received from Mime.
setalsiapM Repat'ican sai"s s4.'ss.. s-ai,-
election.l Il The principles of,freedom ared
slpAeoreushlly difusing themselves through
that young State.
In Iowa, glorious Iowa. freedom leads
the van. and "Van' leads the free. The
majority for William Vandever for Con-
gress this District, will. probably ex-
coed hree thousand, There is no doubt
Of tfere election Of Mr. Curtis in the
First District. "o The Republican StateF
ticke is elected by 4.OOo or 5000 ansa-o
jotit rand this in spite of all the unwar-f
rantdl rawlings about extravaganza, -,
the States above mentioned The Re-
pal icans have gained at least fifteen
Inelbers Of Congress. The good cause
isorogrsssing gloriously-ADubg Times
Indiana Election. -
,.ava IL sISpIASAPoIs,y Oct, IGr
Returns come in very slowly, Result
Of State ticket very doubtful Three
Democratic siprene Judges are fproba.
bly, eleCaedai ! luii9rsn II boo do
eTheaefiicial majority fas Porter. Reps
in the 9Th district, is, l,O34.3o lohi h.yod
The Legislature is still in doubt !;
Democrats probably have majority in
he Senate 5nThc House Is very close! nsi
.iwI liiis aiiJ-fi .se-eaolsd teixxiJ jon ;.
,a1e PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION, ,lugl
--l.ird lud .u5a READING Pa. Oct. l6, noI
Ia the sth Congressional District the
'ote for John Schwartz is 1921, and j.
i-flancey Jones 1902. TIE 24th district \
$ in Doubt 9our counties give James y
~ Gilhs,mDemg 1910 maj = the same
ounties In 1850 gase!ll79 Daj. 9lnil 8
~ 'Th,e9,!!r Great as',csh Chess as1atch." '@ 9Ai
The Paris CORES ondent of the New |
! ork Tones writes as follows, under date
# September. oh
aaThee 20 as cat .J-r, . pcrweeT NJ Har.-
yitx,9o Prussia and Mr.. Paul Moiphy,,
f the UnioehStates, .isfndw .going,onia !
Aislcity at ,the Cafe de- ssRegeace. in
pc Rue ST. Henore, the head quarters of /.
he lovers Of this scientific game, The !.
Hitch IS to be 'wonqby tie getter 81 the
rstfsei'en games Mi lfaswitzi gained !
le difsttwa gaimess MIRO Morphy gained /.
he I'd rec Inext.athe last sof WHICH, was !
layed Yesterday, afternoon and evening.