Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11
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PsnnntIrnnIn Election.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1O-23O A. NJ
Returns are received from all but eight
wards in the city. The Democratic majority
is estimated at from $500 to 5000.
Lehman Demoerat) is elected to Congress
in the First District by 100 majority.
Morris Republican is elected in heSecond
Congressional District.
Veree Republican, is elected in the Third
Congressional District.
Kelly (Republican) is elected in the
Fourth Congressional District.
In the First Legislative District the Re
publicans gain a member of the House, and
in the Second District lose one. .
In the Third District the Democrats re-
elect their candidates. The Fourth District
is doubtful. The Republicans re-eleet their
candidates in the Fifth District. In the
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Districts, the Re-
publicans re-elect their candidates. In the
Ninth District the Republicans gained
member. The Tenth District is, doubtless,
against the Republicans. In the Eleventh
and Twelfth Districts, the Republicans elect
their candidates. The Thirteenth District is
doubtful. In the Fourteenth District the Re-
publicans gain. In the Fifteenth, Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Districts, the Republicans
City vote-Second Ward, Curtin, l,9o4;
Foster, 2,5l3. Third Ward, Curtin, 1,095;
Foster, l,64l. Twelfth Ward, Curtin, I,2ll;
Foster, lib; this ward is complete. Twenty
third Ward, Curtin, 1866 Foster, 1920.
In Lycoming County Curtin's majority is
estimated at 100, which will make the Demo-
cratic loss 800. .....
In Luzerne County, sixteen townships,
Curtin has 100 majority; Democratic loss
| of 965.
In Berks County, part of Reading and
few towns give a Democratic majority
| of BOG.
Philadelphia, October 1913 A. M-Cur.
tins majority will range from 10000 tc
$4,000. His election is conceded.
Philadelphia, October 10.-Eighth Ward
Curtin, l,l9s; Foster, 1922. Twenty-second
Ward, Curtin, LAG; Foster, 1,2s6. Twen.
tieth Ward, Curtin, 2,496; Foster, 1853
Eighteenth Ward, Curtin, l,974; Foster, ], 1862
Seventeenth Ward, Curtin, ,l02 Foster,
1925. Nineteenth Ward, Curtin, 2,36l; Fos-
ter, 2,5l6. Fifteenth and Twenty-frst yet
to be heard from.
In Chester County, Curtin 1850 majority
Democratic loss of 62e. Hickman il
elected to Congress by l. 400 majority.
Scattering returns from few towns il
Berks County show Democratic gains @
about GOO. .-....
In Montgomery County, Foster 1850 ma
iority; a Democratic gain of LOO.
The majority for Davis in the Fifth Con
gressional District is estimated at DIG.
\ Bhitddetph1d--3:5U Il. M.-LaJer return
show that the Peoples Philadelphia Count,
Ticket is elected, the Bell and Everett mel
having run q separate ticket.
Further returns from Berks County Civ
: Foster majority of 1000, Democrat
! gain of 2,S07 The Democratic Count
Ticket is elected by a small majority.
The Republicans are in great glee aboI
. the result of the State election.
Nesc York, October 10.-A dispatch to th
World says that there is probably not les
than $4,000 majority for Curtin. The Re-
publicans will have, probably, twenty Cor
gressmen, and large majority in the Legil
lature. A dispatch to the Times says th
returns for Governor received, would ind
: cate the certain reelection of the followin
, Republicans: Sixth District, Hickman; Mint
District, Stevens; Eleventh District, Killir
! ger; Twelfth District, ScrantonJ Fourteent
!, District, Grow Eighteenth District Blai
Twenty y-hrst District, Moorehead; Twent!
, second District, Mcknight; also, the electio
= of the following Anti-Republicans, to tai
: : the place of the two Anti-Republican men
! bers who were not candidates for re-electio
E First District King, in place of Florenc
: Thirteenth District, johnson, in place
Dimmock.