Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
The Octctrr Elec'ions--Pennsylvania,
Qnio. and Indiana

The Octote Elec'ions---Pennsylvania,
oEio, and Indiana
Ne layo Ia the recent elections in Penn
sylyauia. Ohio. and Indiana. forc-haiowcd
the g.uriou. triumph. Of lr,ct5m in 1890.
Al hail o. ;hc old keystone STATE, she Is
one more erect. The land 10 the honest
Quakess. anl the descendants Of William
Penn, base IN thunder declared for the
right. aud against black, corrup; Lscomp.
'lu.sm. Toe State that made Buchanan
President, bas rypalated b,ih the man and
M, acts Just look az the city Of Philadsl.
vln. which gave Buchanan A., 900 msjori.
g., s'Hgg.us tour republican members Of
CHa-re.s against one Buchanan demccrat
Thomas H. Florence Is the only man IN the
ciiy who b, elected a. a democrat, and be-
v14I have ben defeated. had IL not been
f.s thc Ol.y 81 ths opposition IN running
Ia, candidates against him. IN his district.
Nsh.aSr. ant,-Lsc,mp,'n democrat, had
2Is5. Cyan, rgVubiican. ii9S total orro-
stiJn, 5,SS, Fiorcucc. Ol>6 being IGl2
majority s,l,us aim. The total opposition
-,sit... in ihe city ol Philadelphia a, re-
porte. GA doe several Cgrsrr,sloual tickets,
amount 80 y,Sl, hsins democratic loss VI
only g..NTy-sN .l1usAN1 uGnr HrNuREp
ANy suEY-v>E. Ia les than two years.
Tl.. b. taT,sr glorious. la the Su.e. the
returns Shows zoe election of 'irJ Admins.
irai.on democrats. tarcc auu.Lecompton
democrats, aud tr0.iy republicans. There
i,sImr lou1, about two districts: bat if
both 10 tbssc ,ug, oct ia favor Of the dem.
oeEats, it j. glory enough Tor one day. John
Hickman. aUu-lec1upiJu, IS reelected, and
v,ars glad ot 20. We knew him well in
t. 34tH Congress. and ~ have no joubt be-
Wi, hereafter corporate With the rcpuhli-
cans Bot What please. Us most OF all j.
tie defeat OF that iacJrr..,blr dougbfacc, J.
Clancy JJue, OF B.rks' County. The r..
publican, ia that oh stronghold " pro-sla.
Wy democracy, tarnsd IN with the anti.
Lr,mr,1u democrats, and by eieciins one
o. t.e.r ugah.r, (MJ s.aw,rz.) have
driven Buchanan, oily psi.o minister, in
IT, present House. into l,.-raccful retire
n.a;. THIS district gave OH Buck about
5000 majority Two years ago. rhi. !. what
W call Ioin- pretty well. In the new DEL
eslf.Jn P,au.yl,au.a send, several very
s'raas men. Among thea !, that Old wlr.
lprs % th1 cd Viii: party, Tu,DDlrs STr-
Nlss. Iie sa man Of rrc experience, a
rUriri t.ll'er, aud one OF the most PR
found statesmen ever Ia Congress.
G,tcEA s.. GEyS. fron tLc old wilmo,
district. d, returned fJr o., fourth term. n,
vas Ga. republican candida ior Speaker ia
t. h't Congress. -,1 The nau who lall orr
the ca.y-lrlu. e.. ore night, while At.
tenn r.s. Do. atom manners
o.. .. .... funsyinuan.
.... A. ... Ar Wa a member Of the
Si;l ..a-r ga, defeated an ,hs last, and
isa,i.- ..... hy $50 majority TO the next
Hl-.-. Do. ga young man rf decided abil.
It's. EDw,ED Joy MosRs Of Philadelphia.
i,a.lia returned lie is one OF the ablsst
m.uhsrs OF ,he present Hlu.e.
T. Ohio, the republican, ast year. on &C.
cont % local ciuss-. came well nigh de-
fear The talented Chase was reelected
Governor by a small maioriiy but the LIZ.
stature va, democratic. This year the
QIesa State Of tie West comes back in;o
tie republican fold by about ! GOO majJriiy.
In her Congressional election, the rrpubl-
can. have uot done near as veil as in Penn
syi,,na. I-~t. b. Campbell o. defeated
BY NIhudisham, by lSO m,jrity. in the
thtd district. Nichols, r,puhIicln. in the
fourth, is d-.-,,ei by Allen. gr,-,lAyery De.
m0~ra'. rbi- i.a r,pubhan los. In the
eleventh district, Martin. democrat, Is rr-
ported elected. This Is another republican
lls'. en- ihe other hand. the republicans
have gained m,mhsr. in The -, 9th. IO,h,
18th. and 18th districts. This makes net
republican gain Of three IN ths state. The
election OF Garley in tie second district.
over Gro,sbsek, BY 80 majority. where he
Wa De- ted two years ago by 1895, is a
srlrniit triumph. Ohio sends a strong del.
e-asion ~ the L - Congress. TON Corwin
almost every body has heard. He has been
. .-snb,r OF both Houses Of Congress. aad
glonbsr Of the Cabinet under a former
sdminiszati1n. lie Is decidedly 0ns of the
greatest statesmen IN the whole country.
Then there i Ben. Stanton, strong, pow
erful de5ater. John sherman, a grandson
OF old Rodger sherman, OF revolutionary
memory, young wau Of great promise;
Eiwari Wade. the old freesoil - battle AZ. I"
from the Cleveland district. i one Of the
best and truest men in the Whole Union !;
and John 4. Bingham, whose thrilling.
s,ll ,.ifr,ug eiJ4uenee has been 50 often lis
tened to with dslighS in the representative
Han Cor the last Eve years.