The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-01
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Complete official returns make Cur
tins majority 2,902.
PRESIDENT Buchanan Has cons cated
to become contributor to the col
umns Of the New York Ledysr
Tue Breckenridge majority in II T.
ida is afront $500, and in Delaware
93G, rs shown by the late elections.
TnE Breckenridge party is reported
to have carried Mississippi by over
10000 majority at the election OF
Oct. 18th.
PENSsU.vASIs.--Tlse Republican,
or the Congressional ticket in
Pennsylvania will probably reach 49,
600.
a CoNcEssloN.-Thc Richmond
Enquirer says it il ready to ccncc.le
the election Of Lincoln, and that the
cry of disunion cannot avert the calam-
ity.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx's majority in the
Nth Congressional District Of Indiana
is 3,4o6. In 1883 his majority was
l,e3l, and in 1856, it was l,O36. The
march is onward and upward.
Ir Is said that with IN eye to coming
events, sever, hundred clerks III the Va
rious government Offices ut Washing
ton, have applied to join the Rcpubli-
can Club i'll that city.
GAZE LINCOLN, 50 help us Heaven,
shall never be our President" say the
Atlanta (Geo.) Locomotive. Some
body ought to s,citch that Locomo-
Nce.
IN one Of the townships Of Bradford
County. Pa, there was one Buchanan
MN and one Fillmore man in ls56.-
AT the late election they ''fnsel," and
the vote stood, for Curtin, 200, Foster
..
An EnIroR E1coMMrS1cATEp -
The latest sensation in Washington is
the expulsion ofthc proprietor of the
STIR from the Breckenridge club, be-
cause Of his Republican prociivities
That will do.
RADICAL ABOLITION NoM1x ArroSs =
The radical Aholi,ionis's nt' Ohio have
Gcrritt Smit! electoral
ticket. It is thought that it will run
about even with the Donglas tick
Ct.
ANOTHER DlsriSGrrs,rrD AccEs-
SIoS.-Ey Lieut.. Gov. Beala. OF Wis
cansin- hitherto III unf|inching Demo
crat. has come ont for Lincoln and
lIamlin. Mr. Bea'a was Lieut.. Gov
crnor Of Wisconsin from 1910 to
1851.
All. BRECKENRIDGE NES IT is stat
ed on the authority Of Col. Forncv. Of
the Philadelphia Press. That the five
Democrats elected to CONGRESS- in
Pennsylvania, are all breckenridge
men.
THE Cleveland HcrnN saws THAT i,
$ stated in railroad circles that a heavy
,ot has been made in relation to tho
lection i'll New York. Mr. james
ellsworth, Of Gcnesee. N. Y. has
bet $4,000 with Dean Richmond. that
New York vii! give 10000 majority
:or Lincoln in November.
II his efforts to defeat Mr.. Cox IN
Ills District, Matt johnson. the U. S.
I.Hrshrl! for Northern Ohio, assured
~ f,i'h!nl that it was the anxious de-
'irn # Mr. Buchanan that Cox should
Dc Defeated. Ohm Stufe man.
That was not the way to do it.
CRUSHING our FrsloN. -Forty-six
Americans Of Aurora. Erie County.
New York. all OF whom voted Err
Willard Fillmore in 1876, and who
rave been il favor If Bell and Everett
n view Of the recent fusion in that
State have come ont in strongly writ
III protest, and declare their detcrmin-
,tion to support Lincoln and Ham
in.
OSE MoRE.-A correspondent, writ
ng from Delhi, Delaware County, N.
T., states; IAN eminent LAWYER of
onr village, one Of the County Demo-
,ratic General Committee, and broth
erin law of the Hon. Amasa ]. Parker
# Albany, who has served faithfully
n the Democratic ranks all his days,
lisgusted ut the idea Of heinq sold out
l;,s gone over to Lincoln aud Ham,
in"
In New LYME, an old Democra
vas missing from the polls. It was
.aid that his wife Influenced him to
'tay away. Towards night he was
seen crossing the fields near the polls