The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

received, from the above States. There is
but little encouragement TO Democrats,
either in the figures or the surmsings OF the
telegraph operator. In Ohio and Pennsyl
vania, the Democrats have lost largely
while in Indiana and Iowa, the returns are
too vague TO form an idea Of the result
The following Congressman have been
elected in this State:
elected.
Second. John A. Gurley over Groesbeck,
Dem.---oppostion gain.
THird-..C. l.. yallandi CHAM, Democrat. over
L. d. Campbell, Rep.
Fourth. William Allen, Dem, over NJ. II.
Nichols, present Republican representative.
FVfh---James l.. Ashley, Rep, over W. Nun.
ger, Dem.
j. Sersnth. Thomas Corwin, opposition.
Ninth. John Cary over Hall, DEM opposi.
ton gain.
Tenth C. A. Trimble over Miller Dem.
opposition gain.
Eispsntt.-.C. d. Martin, Dem, over Van Vor
hes, Rep.
Ttcsifh---S. s. Cox, Dem. reelected.
Sirtsenta.C. b. Tompkins, opposition, over
Manypenny. Dem.
T,csnty,frst-..J.A A. Bingham, Rep reelected.
INDIANA.
In this State, w. II. ENGLISH, Dem. is
elected to Congress- by small majority, in
the Second District A. p. HovEY, anti
/ Iecompton, is elected over NIBLAcK, present
member 10 the First District in the Third,
WV. NJ. DUNN, Opposition is elected over
HUGnEs, present Democratic representative
in the Fourth, p. A. HAcKLEMAS, Oppos.
ton, is elected in the Fifth, DAVID Kill
GORE, Opposition, is reelected in the Sixth,
A. q. PORTER, is chosen over RAY, Dem.
In the Seventh, JOHN g. DAVIS, anti.Le-
compton Democrat is elected over the Ad-
ministration candidate in the Eighth Dis
trict, JAMES WILSON, Repub. is reelected
in the Ninth, SCHUYLER CoLrAx, Republ.
can, and in the Eleventh. JONI U. PErrrr
Republican, are both reelected.
The above returns indicate Democratic
loss Of ten or twelve members in Ohio In
diana and Pennsylvania.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lecomptonism has had its natural effect
in this State. The Democratic State ticket
i probably beaten, and the opposition have
made large gains in the Congressional dele
CATION. The following is the ticket
STATE OFFICERS.
Supreme Court. j. N. Read. wa. Porter
Canal Com. wv. +. Frazer W. Frost.
CONGRESS.
|. I-John W. Ryan, -Thos. b. Florence.
NJ. sprogeil, An. 70. W. Nebinger
lie. Joy Morris. Geo. II. Martin.
/. George W, Reed, Am.
Iv--william Milwsrd. 'fIenry NJ. Phillips
Jacob Broome, Am.
V--John Wood. 'Owen Jones.
VI-John NJ. Broomall Charles u. Manly.
tJohn Hickman.
VIII. c. Longnecker. Stokes l.. Roberts
VIII-tJohn Schwartz. ~. Clancy Jones.
TX. Thad. Stevens. James NJ. Hopkins.
a. X..John W. Killinger. Jacob weidel.
Xl--.Jas. n. Campbell. NV, l.. DeWart
Joseph W. Cake.
Sil.-Geo.W. Scranton. John McReynolds.
KILL d. X. Shoemaker. fWm. n. Dimmck.
XIV -'Galusha Arrow. II. G. N. Vail.
xy.-James T. Hale. ALLISON White.
XVI-Wm r. Jonkin. John A. Fisher.
XvH--Ed. Mcpherson. Wilson Reilly.
XvIII.--S. Steel Blair. Cyrus l.. Pershing.
XIX.-sJohn Coyode. IieDry ID. Foster.
lxx--Jonathsn Knight. 'tW. Montgomery.
XIII. X. Morehead. tAndrew Burke.
KILL obt. Mcknight. Iohn Birmingham.
fThomas Williams.
/ XXIlI~-'Wm. Stewart. J. n. McGunn
XXVl--Chapin Hall. flames L. Gilhs
XXV-.'John Dick. Vim. A. GalbrsIth.
Members Of the present House. Anti
Lecompton Democrats. AntiTax party.
THos b Florence, Dem, and +. Joy
MoRRIs.J. =. VERREg and WV. MmLwARD,
Opposition, are elected to Congress in Phil
adelphia: This is ar Opposition gain of
two members, over Messrs. LASDY aud
PHILLIPS, Lecompton Democrats. OWEN
JONES, Lecompton, is defeated in the fifth
district, by JoHS WOOD, Opposition. JoHs
HIcKnAS, the able anti Iecompton Demo
crat, is elected in the sixth district. 10 the
eighth district, II. G. LoScsEcEEs, Oppo-
sition, is probably elected over ROBERTS,
Democrat. In the eighth, "OId Berks,"
JKHU q. JONES is. reported defeated, and
JONI SCHWARTZ, staunch Popular Sow
ereignty Democrat elected. The following
is the remainder Of the returns: Tenth
district, JoHS w. Kn1IsOER Opposition
fifteenth district, JAMES L. HALE, Opposi-
ton over WHITE, Lecompton eighteenth
district, L. MPHEgsoS, over WILSON REn-
LY, LecoEpton. MoSrGoxERY, Democrat, is
reelected in the twentieth district and THAD-
Eus STEVENS, Opposition in the Lancaster
district.
INDIANA.