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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lO.-Mr Wecb Chairman
OF the Democratic State Executive Committee has
called meeting at Reading, on Friday the 10Th
inst, TO consider business of great Importance
OHIO ELECTION
oLEyELAND, Oct. Geo. II. Pendleton Dem
Is reelected to Congress from the First District OF
thls State. There is probably little or mn change in
the remaining districts.
The Republican State ticket is elected by an in.
creased majority.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct lO-Additiopal rotrr,s
confirm the previous report that the Republican
State ticket is elected by increased maiorities.
The ticket recently elected in Savannah, Georgia.
Citizens ticket and not DOUGLAS one as
reported by telegraph. The object of the friends Of
the movement was to divorce Municipal from Fed.
eral politics.
CLEVELAND, Oct. lO.-The Republican State ticket
Is elected in this State by nearly 10000 majority.
Democratic Congressman are elected from the
hrst, third and twelfth districts and probably from
the ninth, which is Democratic gain of one.
PIrIsBURG, Oct. l0-P. M.-The following re-
turns from Ohio have come TO hand Clinton cnuu-
ty gives a Republican majority of 600 a gain nf
about 325. In Fairfield county, Martin Democrat
Tor Congress has about 1900 maioritv Demn-
cratic gain OF 100. Hamilton and Prebie counties
give Cralghead Republican, for Congress 954 ma
Jority; Montgomery county gives him l79 majority.
Butler county gives Vallandigham Democrat | 2l5
majority; Naandigham's majority in the Sd Dis
trlct Is III In the lst District d6endleton, Demo-
crat, has 200 majority. In the I'd District Cur
ley, Republican, has 500 majority. In Athens coun-
ty Horton, Republican, for Congress has l. 200 ma
gorityi Republican gain of GOO Meigs counAy gives
htm h 400 majority, Republican gain of $780,
washington county gives Culver, Republican, for
Congress 456 majority, with eight townships to
hear from In the 4th District Allen, Democrat
is reelected to Congress by 100 majority In tbo
18th District Morris Democrat is pToba6Iv eIactad
to Congress by 500 majority. Greene county oivas
|, 100 ma ajOrity for Brinkenhoff Republican candi
date for Supreme Judge.
INDIANA ELECTION
CLEVELAND, Oct 9.--The advices from Indian,
state that the election returns meagre, o,rinn
to the extreme length of the ticket. The definite
result will not be ascertaned till morning. but the
indications are that the whole Republican ticket is
elected.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-The returns are meagre
but indicate the success Of the Republicans. The
following are Republican maiorities: st. Josephs
county, 700; Richmond city, 665; Wayne county,
2,ooO; Wabash county, in part Ala; Marion county,
incomplete, 300.
In the Sixth Congressional District, A. G. Porter
(Rep.) is elected by 600 majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l0.--Returns from some twenty
counties In the State show large Republican gains
The Republican State ticket is undoubtedly elected
by from five to ten thousand majority. Eight Re-
publican Congressman elected, and the Leris-
lature is also probably Republican.
CHARTER ELECTION.
NEWARK, Ohio, Oct. l0.--The Charter election
held here yesterday resulted follows: The Re-
publicans elected their city ticket, casting 4500
votes against $500 Breckenridge and Bell fusion
votes and $500 Douglas votes. The Democrats
have carried the Councils.
THE OLD AND CONGRESS.
The State and Congressional elections Tuesday
in three of the great States of the North, render
the question of the probable complexion of the next
House OF Representatives, of some immediate in-
terest. The present House. classified BY the cleo
tion of Mr.. Pennington to the Speakership on the
I'd February last, stands about as follows:
Republican. AnRep
Southern States. ................ 50
Northern States. ...........1lS 26
racine states.
Total .................. .l19 lis
OF the above, the following is the division in the
States of
n,. Republican. AntRep
Pennsylvania. %
ohio ''.......'''''... 10
Total. 40 II
In Pennsylvania the delegation will probably
stand twenty Republicans to five Democrats, iucud-
ing two Douglas men, a Republican loss of two
Hon. Jno. S. Mison made speech at Norfolk
last week, in which he pronounced against disso-
luton of the Union in the event of Lincolns cleo
tion. He announced himself in favor of preserving
the American Union in the event of Lncon's elec-
tion in n Constitutional way-and demonstrated
that the Black Republican party was organized
upon false pretences; that it was impotent to
tend against the United Democracy; that the cause
of slavery was gaining as well in the North as in
the South, and that under the decision of the Su.
preme Court in the Dred Scott case the power
of the Black Republicans, as an anti-slavery party,
was gone, its lance shivered, and its efforts
prevent the expansion of slavery in the common
Territories of the Union parayzed, because the OBJ
lect for which that party avowedy organized
was pronounced unconstitutional by the supreme
judicial tribunal of the country. He deplored the
divided condition of the National Democratic party
at time when, by concert of action between
Northern and Southern Democrats, it in their
power to inlict Waterloo defeat upon the anti
slavery forces.