Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-12
Election.

10 democrats, Republicans American.--
House ; 20 democrats, % Republicans and B
Americans. There are still doubts as to the
House, the vote in some districts being very
close.
New YoRR-The Tribune figures out the re-
suit Of the election n the State Tuesday, as fol-
lows
The FIVE State officers on the American and
Republican ticket are certainly elected. This
includes Comptroller Attorney General. State
Treasurer, Judges and Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals, The other four officers of the State
tiekes remain indoubt, but the Republicans are
probably elected. The new Senate is undoubt-
sdly Republican probably by an increased ma
jority ! and the Assembly is also strongly Re-
publican.
SThe county officers elected are three fourths
Republican The city elects one republican
Senator, which is Democratic loss
Vote in New York city only finy-lour thou
sand, over forty-six thousand less than regis
tered.
Democratic majority in city for Comptroller
is l2.777 for Secretary of State 1901.
MAssAcHusErrs-The returns including near
ly the whole State, Banks for Governor gets up
wards of 10000 on the whole vote. His plu-
rality over Butler, Democrat is more than 23-
900.
Senate as far as received stands "a Rep
Dem and doubtful. The House stands 1872
Rep so Dem and 4 Op The entire Rep State
ticket elected.
LoUIsIAYA-Thc Opposition have elected 10
of the % Representatives and all three Sena-
tors. Miles Taylor, anti-Side Democrat aud
Edward Bouligwey, American, are elected TO
Congress by large majorities.
Observation-Disclosures from various parts of
the State indicate Republican gains over 1857
and the reelection OF Randall for Governor.
The complete vote of Baltimore as declared
by the canvassers, is Americans, l8 LOG, DEM
ocrats, 1884. For Congressman in the two
districts into which the city is divided, Harris,
American, in the Sc, receives 9,007, Preston,
democrat, 2,43l, with a few country precincts
not included but which cannot change the re-
suit ; and n the 4th district Henry Winter Da-
Wis, American, receives 1902, and Harrison,
democrat, 2,7T9.
The official vote of Ohio is as follows: for gov
ernor, William Denuison Jr., republican, 1884,
502; Rufus p. Ranney, democrat, l7l;266 -
The total vote is 355,76S, which is a gain of
l0,2O9 from last year. the republican increase
being 1850. The republican majority on gov
nor is 1926; on commissioner of public works
(highest) l4.s4S; on judge Of the supreme court
Gowest) 1898 and 90 the legislative tickets
2I,526.
Cook, by the news of the 9th was on trial at
Charlestown, surrounded by influential counsel.
He plead guilty to all the counts Of the indct-
ment except that charging treason. The de-
murer to that was overruled by the court. The
public feeling against Cook is stronger than
any of the other prisoners. He is regarded as
having been spy for the nsurrectionists.-
Strong efforts will be made by Gov. Willard to
save his life
BIsnoP ONDERDoNg GoMG 70 LAw-Bishop
Onderdonk of New York. whose appeal for re-
Storation to bis bishopric failed to be sustained
in the late house of Bishops at Richmond, has
now decided to try the matter in a new way,
and will, il is said bring legal ac tion at once
TO recover damages which he alleges having
sustained through the deprivation Of bis office
and its annnitics.
Douglas and Forney seem about to part, the
former going back to the pro-slayery democra-
cy, and the latter coming on to TIE republicans.
The Douglas organ at Chicago has lately at
tackled Forney as no democrat and disor gan
izer, and as governed 10 his political course by
sordid motives.
Mr.. Seward, when last heard from, was at
the Island Of Java in the Mediterranean. He
had beeu to Thebes and the pyramids, aud was
DbOui to start for Jerusalem and Constantine.
pie. lie Of course has not heard that he Ia S
become traitor, insurrectionist, murderer and
Sc vera other bad things since he left home.
The oneness of GOd in Rsrslation and Ma
tWre, an address delivered at the 22d ami.
versary of Mount Holyoke Female Semina-
ry, by AUSTIN PHELPS, Bartlett PROF. in An
dover Theological Seminary, is the title Of a
32 page pamphlet, sent US from the Hoyoke
Institution, which we have read with much
pleasure, and not without some pFoGt-a
finished aud able production.
Az ADDHEss ON EDUcArIoN, by Rev. HESRT
n. DAY, President Of the Ohio Female College,
delivered at the annual commencement. We
are indebted 10 the author for a copy Of this
address. President Day. as a scholar aud d.
vine. IS known in this region from long con
uection as professor with the Western Reserve
College. Ills reputation is ably sustained in
the work before Us. and wO trust his ability Tor
usefslaess may have no less appropriate Geld
for i,s exercise. than the one 10 which he is nov
engaged.
We have also received from the same source
the Tenth Annual Catalogue Of the College, af
iording some knowledge Of the condition and
prosperity Of the institution. The Board Of
Instruction embraces corps Of some twenty
ladice n.1 aanflan.an and fhc roveraI ciaouea ri