The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13
Ipemoralissd Democracy on it,
'I1a Last Legs.

.Dsmoralised Democracy on it,
Last Legs.
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'9i1g u 2sass In sPSi1adelnAia. OIL u
INV u III Ssh ward Corsaa il1s; rcstsl 1854; ga
| rad Uut$in l7el; Hpst1B 120os 90Gh u1sd Car
| ain I94e6: Tossss S3sa; lSth ward Carsin 1914;
foaeas 1854; III ward Curtin W.; Foster 1925;
1Sth ward Curtin 1881; Foster 1915; ltth aad
s1ist yet 70 hear from. s Il III IN sff3
alCLssssr coansy-Cursin 1850 ~, - ess4
cratcI ooD Of 11o sFasrt s5at tss4 44esssI q
scattering rssur,,s IN towns az u Berks coun.
": show democratic gain Of about 900.
N Monty ~ coauty-rsetsF 1850 nhis1sn;t
ocrAfic gain ~ Hoo si4as ssfss sHsaasss af .sa
The majority for Dayis In the 5th Cengrealion-j
Il District u estimated It 0l0.
iaa Phiiadelphia, Oct lo-2: 20 !. u.
Returns are received from IN but wards il
the city; the democratic majority y estimated q
from $500 10 3OOo.s Lehmen, dem, y elected 70
Congress 10 the First District ~ 100 maj. Nor
Vi, rep /, IL elected in the Second Congressional
Disrict. Vein, rep, selected III ~ Third Con-
Rreasional Distsies. Kelly, rep, iselectcd IN The
Fourth Congressional Districts ~ The Frat Les.
District the. republicans gain member of the
tUistrics the democrats reflect their cand5daseA
The 4sh district u douLsful. TIE republicans
re-elect their candidates in the 9Th, 9th 18th and
0th districta IN the 9th district the republicans
gain member The 10th district il doubtful
against the republicans In the llth and 18th
districts the repnblicsne reflect their candidates.
The I 8th district j. dolbtfal In the l4sh die
trict the republicans gain. In the 18th, 18th
and 18th districts the republicans keep even.
III In tie "a ward Curtin 1904; Foster 1913; sd
ward Curtin 100k; Foster le4I; l2tA ward Curtin
l2l1; Foster ll73, this ward d incomplete; 2sd
ward Curtin 1865; Foster 1870.
r Lycoming county-Curtht majority u csti-
mated - 100, which viii make The Democratic
loss 800. 5ltsi e6l Il a,satFHp III s783yd 1G7tA
Luzerne county-l6 townships give Curtin loo
maj. A democratic loss Of V6a,
" Berks coanty-A part Of Reading and few
towns give democratic gain Of 800. aa
l. ~ 6aa4s9 Philadelphia, Oct IO-SA 4. N
Curtins majority will range from IL, 600 to l5,.
600 His election i considered certain. t.,r,-
tz-f 7.4s 1se .s#5il PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 10. s
In the 7th Congressional District Cooper, Dem,
il elected. In the 18th Congressional District
johnson, Dem, Il elected. IN the 18th District
faiton and Adams counties, SchelI, Dem.,a has
rs ma. Frankie, Bedford and JaniatA, haYs
y: ss.ss, sRs S. sss S.,
Lancaster gives him 5000. Tue Isl Gongree-
sional District ID in doubt Lehman, Douglas
DEM, CLAIMS about 80 msj. The Republicans
omit the Official account In the 5th Congressional
District, with rottslam to hear from. Davis has
over 100 maj There il little doubt OF the cleo
ton Of Devils, Republican. ase3 as FL tf
III 4aa* ad 3aH Philadelphia, Oct 10 iA
Fosters majority in the city ID Z, OA2, demo-
cratic gain Of 1895 over Mayor Henrys vote ia
the spring. Tie full Peoples ticket is elected,
the highest majority being ,790, and the lowest
S26. The Bell Everett Congressional wicket re-
ceived united vote in the city Of nearly 9, 500.
Nichols, Rep, is elected State Senator over
Randall, Dem.
The members Of the Lower House stand, i
Peoples, Democrats and districts TO hear
Indiana county gives Curtin 1900 maj, Dem.
loss Of 7O5.
John Coyode Is elected in the 10Th district by
TOO majority, gain Of 400 over the vote Of two
years ago Yaca nv sess4y +@ s$Egs !. HsaFis saf,
Blair county gives Curtin s7s maj, Dem.
| gain of 3l9.
The Republican candidate for Congress in the
18th district is elected BY from 500 10 500 mai
Susquehanna county gives Curtin $50 mai.
Wyoming county gives Foster l50 mai s M,
@ A Philadelphia, Oct. lO-3:3O A. n
Later returns show' that the Peoples Phila-
delPhia county ticket is elected, the Bell Ever
EFT men having run a separate ticket gs
Further returns from Berks county give Fos-
Ter majority Of 1000, . Dem. gain Of 2,sO7.
The Democratic Congressman is elected by
small majority. s.I 7
The Republicans are in great glce about the
result Of the State election INK 1s ,
u. aa "a .a4a. Philadelphia, Oct II. ,f
Somerset copnty--Cprtins majority i,4OO.
Philadelpbia, Oct IL.
The Bulletin Of this evening, elaine MAORI.
~ for Curtin in the State Of 81, 600, and that
the Legislature will stand % follows: Senate
20 Republicans 70 Democrats House-S5 Re
pnblicans to 81 Democrats. Bailey, dem. 10
elected 70 Congress ia the 10th District, instead
q Jenkins, Rep. Stewart, Rep, IL probable
elected Congressman in the Goth Dist. in place
Of Luzare, Dem. gs.. Z -
u Indianapolis, Oct. 10.
Beturns from, about 90 counties show large
Republican gains. Republican State ticket IN.
doabsedly elected BY 5to 5000 majority
Jennings county, Lane, rep, 500 maj; Dunn,
rep, for Congress, 70o maj; average Rep. maj.
Hendricks county, Rep. maj. 100; Rep. gain
Howard is official; Rep. msj, ss2; Rep. gain
De Kalb county l75 Rep. maj s2s; Rep. gain
| over 600 .4.5l's tS-,. NV
DeKalb county, It's Rep majority; Madison
CO.. democratic county and State 1870 mai, Mari
| on CO., gain Rep. maj Of 1858 with two town
ships to hear FROM Portrr's majority in the
Congressional district will be about 500; Hamil.
ton CO., 2sO dem. mai; Hancock CO.. $50 maj:
Upton CO SO dem mai, and Republican con
| gressmen arc elected The Legislature is proba-
bly, republican. Tippacanoe CO., over j, 900
rep. maj republican gain ef about TOO. lsma5
sa indianapolis Oct IL. Gst
Returns from over sixty counties received, in
dictate that the Republican majority on the State
ticket will reach $4,000.
The Legislature will stand nearly q follows
Senators holding oyer II democrats, II reuub-
iicsns; new members. deaa's 4, reps is, rspshli-
can maj 3. House, republicans 50, democrats
-, giving republican maj Of over 20 on Joint
ballot, which will secure the election Of rrpub.
lican U. S SENATOR E.ta tss II $500 -
H Jas. a. Cnvps. democrat il elected in the I'd
congressional district BY 300 maj over Davis.
independent wing. Holman dem. in 18th con.
gressonal dist. is elected BY 400 mai leaving
members Of congrsss same - il The present con.
gress Ell 81 iii 57as5.s ss8 .sa... 1-
Floyd CO. Official Hendricks ZIG maj. era
vens dem elected to Congress BY s5 maj.
e. sanden6urg CO.. gives repub. State ticket "a
maj repub. gain about 600 Knox CO.. oaRcisl'
Hendricks, dem. l62 maj. Low, dem. fos con.
gress !6S maj Repubs. elect Allen for reDrc.
sentative BY % maj. and their treasurer, by 50
maj. Reynolds, dem. elected Sheriff. Il rs
Davis co. gives Hendricks, DEM, 2s0 mat A
Allen 60. complete, gives Hendricks, dem. for
Gov. 35s maj Y. =
Gov. 9Sl maj ssssa f9'tsS3. ks7-T HI N ~
Marshall CO., complete, gives Lane, rep., for
Gov % maj. - e, 60
M Clark c., complete, 81 dem. mai.
J. Oass Co., complete, giycs repab, State ticket
a14, Cleveland, Oct. 10.
]. 4 Is thought the Republican majority in tbe
81 oao'e % Oh'o on she Stats ticket win reach 9o
1881 t.ts M \.