Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-31
Elections in the East.
By the Pony Express the Union received
the followinc-.

By the Pony Express the Union received
the following
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION The following
are the names of the members of Congress
elected in Pennsylvania at the late election
Those in italics are Democrats;
lst District-IY w. h. lehman: 2d-E low
Morris; sd. p. Verre; 4th-W. D. KelIT.
5th-W. NJ. Davis; 6th-J. Hickman. 7tb-T
b. Cooper; sth-S b. Ancona. gt6-Tbad
stevens; 10TH w. KilHnger; llth-J Fl
Campbell; l2th-G. w. Scranton l3tb-p y
johnson; l4th-G. A. Grow; l5th-James p
Hale; lGth-J Bailey; l7th-E. Mcpherson.
lSth-S. ). Blair; l9th--J. Covode-2Otb-
a. stewart; 2lst-J. X. Moorehead: 22d-R
Mcknight; 23d-W Stewart: 24th-J Pat.
ton; 25tb-E. Babbitt.
according to this there are 90 Republicans
TO Democrets-a loss of Republicans from
the present delegation, which stands % Re
puohcans to 3 Democrats. 1t is proper TO
state that the seat for the 1st District here
put down to VIM. Z. Lehman, Democrat. is
contested by j. Nj. Butler, Republican.
Ono ELEcTIoN.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial (Rep) of Oct. 18th, estimates the Repub
lican majority on the vote for Congressman
at 10000, and the majority for Supreme
Judge at about 10000 The following are
the names of the Congressman elected; Dem
ocrats in italics:
LIST District Geo Pcndleton; 2d-John A.
Gurley; 3d-C. i. VaHdRdigham: 4th- VIM
1He"; 5th-J. NJ. Ashley; 6th-O. 4. White;
7th-Thomas Corwin; Sth-S. Shellaberger
9th Warren =. Noble; lOth-C. A. Trim6le
llth-V r. Horton, gain; 12th-S. S. Cor;
18th. sherman; l4th- II. G. Blake; 18th
Geo. Nugent; 16th-W. P. Cutler; l7th-Tas
r. Norris; lsth-S. Edgerton; l9th-A. G.
Riddle 20th-J. Hutchins; 2lst-J. A. Bing,
ham.
The delegation stands IS Republicans to s
Democrats-a loss of 8 Republicans from the
present representation, which stands l6 Re
publicans to 8 Democrats.
INDIANA ELEorroN-The indianapolis Jour
nal (Rep) of Oct 18th, thinks that the final
majority of the Republicans in Indiana will
be about 10000 The following are the
names of the Congressmen elected:
LIST Distriet-John Law, Dem; 2d-J. A.
Craven, Dem, 3d-W. NJ Dunn, Rep; 4th-
W. 5. Holman, Dem; 5th-G. W. Julian.
Rep; 6th-A. G. Porter, Rep; 7th-D. w.
VOORHEES,, Dem; Sth-A. $. White. Rep:
gth-S. ColfaX, Rep; l0th-Wm. Mitchell,
kep.; llth-J. p. c. Shanks, Republican.
There is in this State, also, a loss of one
Republican,. G. Davis of the 7th District.
who is beaten by d. W. VOORHEES,, Democrat.
In the above three States, therefore. the
Republicans lose six members of Congress in
the late elections. viz: Two in Pennsylvania.
three in Ohio, and one in Indiana.
Mississippi ELEcrGoN.-The result Of tbe
local elections in Mississippi is claimed by
the Bell-Everettites and Breckenridge Demo
Gratis as triumph of their respective parties.
and with what information the papers give
on the subject, it is difficult to decide which
is right.
BALTIMORE ELECTION. The peaceable elsc-
ton of the Reform candidate for Mavor in
Baltimore, shows the progress of the Reform
revolution in that city. The law and order
people have triumphed. The Plugs are down.
The Baltimore Patriot says: 1t is well that
the Mayor comes in with an entire Council
IN both branches chosen by the same inhu-
ence that elected him. The responsibility of
the city government is now upon them They
have been elected, indeed, by no party, for
Bell men. Breckenridge men, Douglas men.
Lincoln men, old Clay Wings, straight out
Americans and Union men, voted for them
without stint, so that the new city admins
tration actually represents the wdole people
IN party aspect of the question.