Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-17
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLE ANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA
The latest returns from this State show un-
expected gains for the democrats, and the result
appears TO be in doubt.
The Philadelphia Union (dem.} OF yesterday
claims that the State has gone democratic by
1860 majority.
THE COSGEESSNEN
Mr.. Grow. the republican Speaker of Con-
gress, lis defeated in the 18th district by Denson,
democrat, by about loo majority, which * Il
gam OF 300 votes. In the 9Th district, CARR
gan, d 'mocrat Is reported to be elected over
mayer. republican, bv 19l majority, and Coff-
reth, democrat, over Mcpherson, republican,
in the 10th district by about 7u0. The demo
Gratis, Therefore. gain three members in these
districts, II the reports are correct. lii thu 18th
district, Jas Il. Hale, independent republican
who was supported by democrats. is elected
over Armstrong, the regular republican nom
lnee, and M &. Cartright, democrat, in the 18th
district, is reported to be elected-another gain
The following is the result of the election for
congressman as far rs known:
Ist distriet-J Randall, democrat.
2d district-C. O'Neill, republican.
Sd district, Kline, democrat
4th district-Nm. d. Kelly, republican.
5th district-C. w. Carrigan, democrat.
9th district. d. Styles, democrat.
eth district-M. Broomall, republican.
9Th Districts. E. Ancona, democrat
9th district-Thaddeus Stevens, republican.
lDtn Q1Str1ct-M. StfauSe, democrat.
nth district-P. Johnson, democrat.
18th district-C. Denison, democrat.
18th district-H. NJ. Tracy, ind. republican.
18th district. J. Patterson, republican.
18th district-J. Bailey, democrat.
18th district-A. H. Cofrroth, democrat.
18th districts. S. Blair, republican.
18th district. T. Hale, ind. republican.
10th district-C. Myers, republican. ,.
21st district. L. Dawson, democrat
e2d district. X. Moorhead, republican
23d district-T. Williams. republican.
2fth district-Jesse Lazear, democrat.
TotaI-f3 democrats, IL republicans.
The democrats have, according to this, n clear
gain of five members. The result, however, as
given in the Sd, l4th and 21st districts, as well
as in one or two other districts is still in some
doubt. ....
The Philadelphia Press of to-day saws that
Myers republican, has undoubtedly been
elected over Kline (democrat) in the Sd dis.
trict, and that NJ. Russell Thayer republican,
is now said to be elected over Carrigan fdem.
ocrat) in the 5th district by - majority.
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day saws:
The aAticipations from the first election re-
turns received, that the State had gone by so 600
majority in favor of the National Union ticket.
are not borne out by the subsequent returns
The gains in the democratic counties have been
large, and 1t is now doubtful whether the dem
ocratic State ticket will not have a majority
Curtin's majority in 1850 was over 3e, OOO, and
Mr.. Liincoln's was 5000 over Breckenridge and
$1,000 over all competitors. BY the unofficial
returns ten democratic members of Congress
are elected, nine national Union, and one indie
pendent candidate, leaving only five 10 hear
from. 80. ...-- .. ...r.r-.
... INDIANA.
In the hurry Of going to press yesterday we
were made to set down Messrs. Colfay, Julian.
Dumont and Dunn (republicans) as all de.
feated for Congress. What we intended 10
state, according to the tenor OF telegraphic dis
patches received here, was, that the first three
were believed to be elected and the last dh-
feated. ...
80 OHIO.
COLCMBCs, Oct. 15.-The democrats have
probably, majority of the congressman. The
Union State ticket has probably been elected
by reduced majorities. Cox has been elected
by about $50 majority. Vallandigham has been
defeated by overa thousand votes. Hamilton
county gives the democrats majority of l5D
"a democratic gain OF over 1900 ~
Tine delegation in the pres ent Congress CON-
'ists OF II republicans, s democrats and Union
The following Congressman are believed TO
be elected:
LIST District-Geo. H. Pendleton, democrat r..
elected. i'-
I'd Distric-Alexander Long, democrat gain
Attn District. +. Mckinney, democrat
5th DISTRICT. &. LeBlonde, democrat
9th District-Chilton A. White, democrat. re-
elected. '"' re-
eth Distrlct-Samuel S. Cox, democrat 70.
elected. -...... .... -. 1O>- ie-
Sth District-Wm. Johnston. democrat.
9th District-Warren p. Noble, democrat.
gain. 10
10th Distriet-Janes NJ. Ashley, republican.
re elected.
18th Dlstrlct-Wells A. Hutchins, democrat
I'm hstrlct-Wm l.. Finck, democrat. gain
18th District-John ONeil, democrat. gain
10th District-E, Z. Eckley, republican,.
1Ith District. W. White, democrat. gain
18th District-Rufus p. Spalding, repubIicon
lMh DISTRICT. A. Garfield, republican,
Nothing from the other three districts.
IOWA.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. ra-
urns indicate the election of Kasson. rrnub
lean, to Congress from this district by from
i've 10 seven hundred. majority. Dumnun
county gives an average democratic maior;rv
u 200 for the State, county and Congressional
ticket.
---- A Clean Republican Sweep.
Especial telegram to the Starr
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct i6.-yashinotoo 9th,
Stdr: John A. kassOn is elected to Congress nv
about 200 majority in the home vote The