The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-11

over Mayor Henry'S vote IN the spring. Inc
full peoples ticket is elected highest maj
being l, ,7O8, and the lowest 326. The Bell
and Everett Congressional ticket received
united vote in the city of nearly 6,500.-
Nicholas, Rep, is elected State Senator over
Rannall, Dem. The mem bers of the Lower
House stood peoples, 6 Dems. and four
Curtin, 1900 mai; Dem. loss of 7O5.-s
John Covode is elected in the 18th Dis
trict by 1900 maj. gain of 200 over his
vote two years ago.
Blair gives Curtain 872 maj; Dem. gain
of 3l9. The Rep. candidates for Congress
in the 18th District is elected by 200 maj
Susquehanna CO. gives Curtain 1850 maj.
Wyoming Co. gives Foster l50. mai. In
the 7th Congressional District, Cooper, Dem.
is elected In the 18th District, Johnston,
Dem, is elected. In the 18th District, Full
ton and Adams counties, Schell, Dem, has
Is maj. Franklin and Juniata have yet to
be heard from. 1t was reported that ALLIE
ghany county gives Curtin, 900 maj, and
that Lancaster gives him 5000 maj. The
Ist congressional district is in doubt, Ley
man, Douglas DEM, claims about 13O maj.
There is little doubt of the election of
Davis.
PHILADELPHIA, 2:30 A. NJ, 10th-Returns
are received from all but eight wards in the
city Dem. majority estimated at from $500
to 5000. Lehman, Dem, elected to Con-
gress Ist District by 100 maj. Morris,
Rep, is elected ins2dl Congressional District.
Verree, Rep, is elected in the Sd Congress
io1al District. Kelly, Rep, is elected in the
4th Congressional District. In the Ist Leg
islatiye- District, the Republicans gain
member of the House, and in I'd lose one.
In the Sd District, the Dem. re-elect their
candidate the 4ta District is doubtful the
Rep. re-elect their candidate in the 9th Dis
trict; in the 9th, 7th, and 9Th Districts the
Rep. reelected their candidates. In the 9th
District, the Rep. gain a member; the
10th District is doubtless against the Rep;
in the l!th and 9th Districts, the Rep. elect
their candidates the 18th District is doubt
full; in the 14th District, the Rep. gain
in the l 9th, 10th, and 17th Districts, Rep.
hold their own. City vote: I'd ward, Cur
tin, 1904, Foster, 2513; Sd ward, Curtin,
1895, Foster, l64l; 18th ward, Curtin l2ll,
Foster, II73 this ward is incomplete 23d
ward, Curtin 1866, Foster 1920. /
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 3, A. M.-Curtin's
majority will range from 10, 900 to Is, ,000
His election is conceded. Sth ward, Curtin,
1,l98 Foster, 1922. 22d ward Curtin,
l 1,746 Foster, 1926. goth ward, Curtin,
2, ,496; Foster, 2,363. 18th ward, Curtin,
/ ,974; Foster, l,262. nth ward, Curtin,
!, ,102; Foster, 1925. 10Th ward, Curtin,
{, ,361; Foster, 2,5I6. 18th and 2lst to be
heard from. Chester county, Curtin 1850
loss of 628. Hickman is
elected to Congress by l 400 maj. Scattering |
returns from few towns in Berks county, !
show Democratic gains of about 600.
MnufoOuoarxy v, ENcfar u,aiOrifv-
Democratic gain of l,lOO. The majority I
for Davis in the 9Th Congressional District
is estimated at GIG. -2
PHIbADELPHIA.-A Dem. gain of 80 IN |
the Thirteenth Ward, gives l,726 for Foster,
Curtin l 1,774, Dem. gain of 1873. The 9th |
Ward gives Curtin 1901; Foster ], 1,432, |
Dem. gain of l64. The Tenth Ward gives
Curtin 1860 Foster l,604, Dem. gain of |
4l9. The First Ward gives Curtin 2,27s |
Foster 2,o68, Dem gain of so. The Six
l ,707, Dem. loss of l4O.
PHILApELPHIA, October 10, l A. M-The |
4th Ward gives Dem. gain over the Ma
yor's vote in the spring of 1859. The 5th |
Ward gives Dem. gain of 253. The Dem.
gain in 11th Ward is 30. The Dem. gain
IN the I4th Ward is 42S. The 9th Ward /
gives Curtin II17, Foster 1921.
PHILADELpHIA, $50 A. M.-Later returns
show that the Peoples Philadelphia county
ticket is elected, the Bell and Everett men
having run separate ticket. Further re-
turns from Berks county, give Foster
majority of 1000, a Democratic gain Of
!, ,sO7. The Democratic county ticket is
slected by a small majority. The Repuo-
leans are in great glee about the result of
.he State elections.
LYcoMING Co-Curtin's maj. is estimated
atl50, which makes the Democratic loss 500.
tLuzEREE Co-l6 townships, Curtin 100
mai. Democratic loss of 965. Berks Co,
L part of Reading and few towns give
Democratic maj. of BOG.
PHILADELPHIA, 10th.-This afternoons
Bulletin (Rep,) claims majority for Cur
in in the State of from 20, 900 to 25, 900,
eighteen out Of twenty-five Congressinal dis
tricts, and both branches of the legislature.
The following are the members of Congress
slected. Lehman, DEM; Morris, Rep; Ver-
zee, Rep; Kelly, Rep; Davis, Rep; Hick-
man, Rep; Cooper, DEM; Ancona, Dem;
Stevens, ON Peoples ticket Killenger, Reps
Campbell, Rep; Scranton, Rep; johnson,
Dem.; Grow, Rep; Hale, Rep; Junkin, Rep;
Rep; Blair, Rep; Covode, I
Rep; Loster, Dem; Moorhead, Rep; Nc
Knight, Rep; Stewart Rep; Potter, Rep.
Babbitt, Rep; McKinly, DEM; is dected for
short term in 10th Congressional District
+PHILApKLPHIA, 10th h-Susquehanna coun-
y reported 400 majority for Curtin. Co
lambda county, Foster 500 majority. Wayne
county, Foster 200 majority. Pike county,
Foster 400 majority. Luzerne county re-
ported 500 najority for Foster. Col.
Scranton is elected to Congress from the
Twelfth District by 700 majority, 4 loss
of :, 1000 over his vote of 1853. Huntington
over 900 majority for Foster
Clearfield county, about 500 majority for
Foster, gain over last year. Franklin
coanty complete gives Curtin 60 majority.
Mcpherson for Congress, has 1877. His ma
jority in the District will be about l5O
The Republican county ticket is elected. !
In the First District full returns give
Lehman l5O majority.
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