The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-11
Election Returns.
THE KEYSTONE STATE,
THE BUCKEYE STATE and
THE HOOSIER STATE
HEARD from J
The Quakers Have Voted (!
Pennsylvania $1,000 for Old Abe.
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We congratulate our readers upon
the joyful news from Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana Pennsylvania has
been won. She has recorded her ver-
dict in favor of Freedom. The doubts
and fears of the Republicans of the
nation are dispelled. Their labor is re-
warded by the prospect of triumph
which will be both splendid and endur-
ing. The enemy, dispirited and broken
by their reverses will give way, and
henceforward the march of the Repub.
lican party will be enlivened by the
glowing songs of victory. ain geev
Ohio has also done nobly. Her yer.
dict is 20, 900 for Lincoln and Freedom.
The returns from Indiana indicate that
she too is bound to wheel into the line.
The returns are yet so meagre that we
cannot confidently claim the election OF
Lane, but of one thing all can rest as
sured,- Indiana is sure for Lincoln.
Below we give the returns as far as
heard from up to o'clock Wednesday
morning - ssgs baa 1esd gasG9n
gsdW ,dsidR Pennsylvania. iEa9ni pa
10 Wayne Co.-Honesdale, Is maj. for
Curtin. ,Afo# 18oa RS
2 Laszerne Co--451 majority for Curtin.
Monroe -Stroudsboro, Curtin,
Is maj; Stroudsburg Township, Foster
sos maj is i'id Isii5 - - l.-ioo 7
Lancaster CSty-Foster, 2O6. i2ai
Tyroneboro' and Snyder give Curtin
14s maj. i3t i2iii..7 ds sfee aol
q Northampton Nazareth bor-
ough gives Curtin majority, Bath
boro', Foster, 10 maj Democratic
loss, 5; Freemansburg, Foster mai.
a Democratic gain of. 8; Little Han
over, Foster, 4s maj.-a Democratic
gain of 4.
Bucks Co.-Gives Curtin 800 mai.
democratic loss of 1O3..
Lancaster. C0.-Curtin $500 mai.
Northampton Co.-Gives Foster AZ
acknowledgements loss 1.
Perry Co.-Duncanonborough gives
Curtin lis majority.
Union Co.-Will give Curtin 900
majority-a Democratic loss of 800.
Peterborough and township give
Foster 1871, large Democratic gain.
Da4phi,, Co.-1,1oO majority for
Curtin. .5r5i2a ara Aa
AAeghany Co.'s far as heard from
Curtin has 4,os6 majority, 20 districts
to be heard from. A5o8 1'A
Cambria Co.-Johnstown gives Cur
tin 112 majority. ~ Tllr TJi
Columbia Go. = Bloom township
Curtin 40. io 10 .,,osaEs 81 05rtTsa g. -
Blair Co.-Curtin about $50 major
ity. A Democratic loss of over 400.
Huntington Co.-Ourtin 700 major
ity. A Democratic loss of 200.
Susquehanaaa Cos towns give
Curtin 446 majority. Republican ma
jority in county last year TIC. t
York Co.-Yorkboro, Foster LOG
majority-a Democratic gain of 4oe.
Philadelphia, Oct. Gil p. M. The
following are Curtin's reported major
tiles: .Hsa rs I7 o M ra eif
Chester Co.-2O districts indicate a
majority of 1900.
Bean Co.-Majority of 900. hra
Aleghany Co.--Majority of {, 800.
Mi6aiae Co.-Majority of 227. sa
Lancaster Co.-Majority of 4, 500.
Erie Co.-Majority of 2,2O9. .ssiar
York Co.'s reported gives 2, 300
majority for Foster.
"a Cambria C0.-6O0 majority. Q9.o
) IL o'clock P. M.-The majority for
Foster in the city of Philadelphia will
range from 5000 to 1000. 79oioE-
Lehman Oouglas) is elected in the
lst Congressional district, and Kelly,
Republican, in the 4th district. Verree,
Republican, is elected in the Sd dist q
Philadelphia, Oct. 1O-1 A. M-The
four wards give Democratic gain over
the Mayors vote in the spring, of 1854.
The 9Th ward gives Dem. mai. of $50.
The Dem. gain in the 18th ward is 20.
The Dem. gain in the 18th ward is 47O.
The 9th ward gives Curtin 1117, Fos-
ter 1521-a Democratic gain of a19.
The 18th ward gives Curtin 1925, Eos
ter 1774-a Dem. gain of 7s3. The
9th ward gives Curtin 14o1, Foster