The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28

From the Philadelphia AGE
AS the news comes SLOWLY in fro,, thu
interior, the evidence of the great v;c+o ,
achieved by the Pennsylvania Democrn
becomes more apparent. In orr ;Ssuo ~
tterday, we claimed the State on the NOM.
lar vote by majority of from 4 to 5. Doc
votes. This was based upon the knoWl.
edge that, in Al counties, we had gained
$4,000 votes since the last election. leav-
ing 70 counties to be heard from. Since
tnen we have heard from all the counties
IN which we have gained over 90. 600.
NoIwlthstanding these known and adj
mltted facts, every one of which is in the
possession of the abolition journals. thew
still falsely claim an abolition majority IN
the popular vote, and still continue tcw;l-
fully and wickedly deceive the neonla
Inc democracy have carried the State by
about 1000 majority-they have gained
over 10000 votes since last October~
they have gained four members of CONGRESS
and there is every reason to believe that
they have defeated three abolition Came
ronlon State Senators, Louis W. Hall and
Kirk Halnes, in the Blair and Huntington
District, and Charles 81. Shreiner in tho
Union and Snyder District, which. if ver-
Ted, will give US majority in the State
Senate Tor the first time in several vaars
Let our Democratic brethren. everywhere.
be OF good cheer! We have met and ulo,
rlously vanqulshed the enemy in Pennsyl-
vania The old Keystone is safe for Nc
Cleilan and Pendleton, by 80, 900 majority.
CoNGREssMEN ELECTED.
Second District-Chas. ONeill. Ahol;tionist
Ihird Dlstrict-Leonard Movers. A.
Fourth Distrct-Wm. d. Kelley 4
Filth District-H. p Ross, D. ..
SlXth Dlstrict-B. Markley Bower D
seventh District. NJ. Broomall' A
S Sigut4 - District-Sydenham Stevens, A.
NINTH Observation-Disclosures Stevens A
Tenth District-Meyer Strouse. D.
Eleventh Distrct-Phillip johnson. D.
I TWeiltn Dlstrict-Charles Dennison, d.
thirteenth District-Victor E. Piolett d
fourteenth District-Wm H. Miller. d
Eiueenth District-A. j. Glossbrenner. D.
SA5eenth District-A. FL. Coffroth. d.
Seventeenth District-R l.. johnson u
Eighteenth District-Stephen WILSON
Nineteenth District-Wiiliam Bie,er. D
twentieth Distrct-C Y. Culver
lWenty-nrst District-JOhn L. Dawson n
IWenty-second Dis't-Jas. K. Moorhead A.
nWenty-thlrd Dlst-IhOmas Williams, A.
-, t"0HcJ ,iOurtH DlStflcC-G. Y. Lawrence A.
1otai' IL Democrats, 10 Abolitionists.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Rooms OF THE Dem. STATE CENTRAL. CoM..)
No. 6l2 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELpHIA.
October Is, 1864
returns from the elections held on Tuesday
last nave come to hand, sufficient to prove he.
yond question that we have triumphed in this
State by majority Of seven to ten thousand of
the home votes The votes of the soldiers in
the hospitals and in the army NAV or NAV not
reduce this aggregate
we congratulate you on this glorious result,
All hosor to the noble and faithful men who
have achieved such q victory in spite of the
1rowns OF power, the corruption of money. and ,
the influence OF q blind and remorseless fanati.
cism ''"N'''-
Our victory, however, is but half completed
we mold the vantage ground so gloriousIy OBJ.
tanned, only for one grand movement more
to reclaim in November the threatened liber.
ties OF our country, and restore to it the peace
and prosperity of former times.
we conjure you, then, by all that freemeu
hold dear, to rally once more for final strug.
gle! Organize anew! Shake off the creeping
apathy which comes too often after a success.
tul contest; and let US hurl from power the
lnsolent cOntemners of the peoples rights
Overthrowing at the same time the band of
public plunderers which follow in their train.
BY order of the Committee:
c. l.. WARD, Chairman.
Robert j. Hemphill, Secretary