The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-10
POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE ErEcr.ov

EEHNs h INASlA STATE ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-The general election
for Governor and members of the Legislature in
this State took place to-day. The weather has
been pleasant, and from the great interest mani
tested and spirit with which the contest has
been conducted no doubt large vote has been
polled.
The following scattering returns are all that
have come to hand up to O'Clock:
Blair COunty-Tyrone borough and Snydertown
give Curtin, the Republican candidate for Cover
nor, l4S majorty-a Democratic gain compared
with the vote for Auditor General, last year, when
there was an Opposition majority of 1920.
Bath borough gives Foster, Democrat, 10 major
ity-a loss of 3. Freemansburg, Foster majority
"a Democratic gain of s. Little Hanover, Foster
As maiority-a gain of 4.
Bucks County-Doy ylestown gives Foster % ma
jorty-a Democratic loss of 5. Durham township
gives Foster l3 majority-a Democratic loss of l4o
Perry County-Duncannon borough, Curtin lis
majority.
Union County, it is reported, will give Curtin
500 majority Democratic loss of 200 Bedford bo-
rough and township, Foster l27 majority, large
Democratic gain.
Lancaster city gives Democratic gain of 6OO.-
In four other townships there is Democratic loss
of 34l.
Cambria County-Johnstown gives Curtin ll2
majority.
Dauphin county.-Harrisburg city, Foster lCG
majority. The county will give from l i 20 to 200
Republican majority. 1t gave last year l ,Il4
majority for the Republicans.
Blair county gives about 75O majority for Cur
tina Democratic gain of 400
Huntingdon county gives Curtin 700 maiority-a
Democratic loss of 220.
Susquehanna county.-Fiye towns give Curtin
446 majority. The Republican majority last year
was ZIG.
York county.-York borough gives Foster LOG
majority-a Democratic gain of 4OG.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 0, Midnight-The returns
from the city come in slowly. Fosters majority
will range from three to four thousand.
Lehman, Douglas Democrat, is elected to Con-
gress in the lst Congressional District. Morris,
Republican, is reelected in the 3D. Kelly, Republi-
can is elected in the 4th District and Verree Re-
publican is probably reelected in the Sd District
Bucks County-Four districts give returns show
ing Democratic loss of 103
The following reported majorities have come to
hand:-
Chester County-Twenty districts indicate ma
jority for Curtin of 600
Blair County gives 900 majority for Curtin.
Allegheny County gives $500 majority for Cur
tin 1t gave 8, ,2l4 Republican majority last year.
Miflin County gives 227 majority for Curtin. 1t
gave 67 Democratic majority last year.
York county gives Foster l. 800 maIority-a De-
mocratic gain of l,090.
Cambria county gives Foster COO maiority-a
Democratic gain of 1926.
Lancaster county (repOrted), Curtin 4,500 ma
Jority-a gain of 33l for the Republicans.
Erie county gives Curtin 300 maiority-a Re-
publican gain of 1904.
LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, Is A. M.-The losses
of the Democrats, as indicated by the returns from
the following counties, as follows:-Alleghany
County, 1856; Miilin, 304; Lancaster County, 33l
Erie County, l,094; Chester, go districts,) SIS;
Bucks County, 90 townships, } 50. Total, 5,975.
The following counties show Democratic gaius:-
Cambria, 325; Blair, 25l; York, 1850.
STILL LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, October l0-l2.30 A. MIN AL
leghany county thirty eight districts, including
the entire cities of Pittsburg, Allegheny, and all
the adjoining boroughs, give Curtin majority of
4,SO6, Republican gain on last years vote, for
Auditor General, of 2,7l0 There are twenty-nine
districts yet to hear from.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, o'clock, A. M.-Politi-
cal clubs of all parties marching in the streets
with torchghts and bands of music The Repub-
licans are cheering Curtin's success in the
State the Bell and Everett men over Fosters in
creased vote in the city; the Democrats over the
success OF their county ticket; and the Douglas men
particularly the election of MIR. Lehman, for
Congress, in the lst District.
The North american newspaper office is illumin-
ated with the words " Victory" in gas lights. The
city is alive with excitement.
The returns, far received indicate the election
of the following Congressman:
18th Distrct-G. U. Scranton, Republican.
l4th District-G A. Grow, Republican.
18th District--James T. Hale, Republican
7th District-H. c. Longnecker, Republican
(doubtful).
18th District-Johnson, Democrat (probaby).
Additional returns from Allegheny county show
that Curtin's majority in that county will be 6 800
to 1000.
Bucks county gives Curtin 300 majority, gain
of 2S7.
Monroe county gives Foster 1900 majority, a
loss of 68.
Northampton comfy gives Foster 1GOO ma
jority.
Carlon county gives 400 majority for Foster, a
gain of $50.
Monroe county gives 200 majority for Foster,
a loss of l6S.
Lehigh gives Foster 500 majority, gain of 257.
Curtin's majority will range, it is thought, from
10 to $4,000. His election is conceded.
THE VOTE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-The following is the
vote in the various wards of this city compar red
with the vote at the last Mayors election