New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07


wear one half provided the army vote in IN pro
portion 70 the Numbers Of Republicans aud War Demo
Gratis that have enlisted,
g,rn1 Dsric,, now represented by Charles De""~a'
Democrat elected 10 the old District OF ex aD>rs',.
GROW Dit having beaa changed IN .he last eppng,soa
ment, BY about two thousand majority. L-St Jar it
was materially reduced. Tbs Unicniss have romnsle
W. KFcrHtM. on able orator, scpilar nan and an
ardent lover o. his country His friends promise him
100 majority over Dennison whose Uptfni position IN
crisis like this ia not satisfactory to undres OF loyal
mea. who care more for nationality than party.
7HirtesnA District. now represented by NJ TRACT.
Uniont elected as an independent oonddate over the
regular nominees lie has stood by the country and the
Administration in all it, troubles. His district win osc
good nan l., hin. bu, they have nominated ULYSSES
AEEcUR Union. who III nave over two thousand ma
jo,i;, This District formerly Democratic learned 10
love liberty fou tho teachings OF Judge WILxUT and
( IS elwass Trustworthy.
Ioa1teenA D.s.'ici Digpain Co.. represented by
wm H. siiiier Democrat Of the renkesi Corpe1h -ad
stripe lie hid bl 800 majority in 80 and In '6S Cs.
TIN carried it, end now Gnoacg MnLEG. Un!on Of Eur
iisbuc, v IL get i. BY 200 mojorityl
Fifteenth District now represented by JOSEPH Bailey,
Dtiu'NfAt tHis - hlONh IT. Inc lvFh HlstIiCi, anu
usaly gives ioar 70 six thousand Democratic maiorty
ani h is now fought over by. peace and monsrsi Demo
crot. Both are for Mcclellan; both for psace cae
aiioy) for conquered peace the other a. j. Gloss.
brener editor euG proprietor Of TIE p c '7s;a ar.
ioT psdcc ~ a0g psco recognition Giosshrenor
the confidential friend OF ID b." tho great deuaot
very urpopglsr viii his party. and the probabii
y Is that Bailey will again be elected b- s'anll major
iy. Many Of tae Republicans who have hitherto sup
ported hin wiz refuse DO any foI tho last
session ho voted wrong often IS rirht.
Sir,eez;h District row represented by 4. H. CoTorth.
Democrat. WHO had nat nhnrt so majority in o.. In
20 this was shout wiped ont and ncS, week w.n give
IRON qOv 10 go Coz ". Il. KooyTz. Union.
Sertris,sp Dtsi-iel now represented BY Archibald
MoCaa;,ier. Dem 1t gave CO.. Dem. malorit. ia 'o2'
was ciriel by ,he Republicans In %. and viii eject
sBsss a. FAssgr. Ulion, over johnson Dem. BY
Thousand minority.
/ Eight--i Dis'ri., represented BIZ JAM 1.
BALL U.ion. an a5is and Intelligent maa. Tho DIS.
iI.ot is Trustworthy Union and viii return by
! 800 mrlo-iy STEPHEN Z. VNsLow. Union. This is
The home Of Gov. a. 6. Curtin.
Nsd,:r;4 Dis'yici, now represented by G. ~ ScHo
rfELn Union, 81 The best speakers in the deiees
tion. 10 has Er-Gov. Eigler r;tted against him, bot
VIII whip his distinguished cpponeu, by from $40 to
.00) mejoi'y.
Treatis,s Dis;-ic. nov represented By AMOS MYERS
Union. CHARLES y. CrrvRE esq has been pl, In
nomination by thc Jni0nisis: Wm- L. Co4be.L Demo
cratic Tss Ds,Tc; Is good cr so to ON majority
Tr.r'y f-si Disrie;. Iow represented by john l.
Dawson Democrat against y-hom the Unionists have
pitted S}nrg FULLER John CovoAe Is the Only 2cppb
csn who ever ess elected Tr, ~. District HE per
ifr .nir
yass always sayod tie District when be Ia 'c9 10
gave Da7san less than 800 majority. In 90 it went az
many e.. CUGT., and is believed thai FuLLaE can ba
elected by 5ol il the arm! vote il poied.
Ti,.Y,y.s.copd D.suio. now represented by J. K
HcoBsHrAp. Union. Allegheny c.. forms :his aud Che
Twenty third District. M,oggasAD is known IN Con.
eres as tie especial guardian Of Goa and pig iron His
District is Cae vast nachineshop aud cod yard and
one Of the mo-. trravor,! in theSae. ASIDE from POI
ntca reasons MooEEdgADis Iopal1r with the people
III wasohes then is;liesis . shepherd over hs
flock and Vii probably be returned by from 1000 10
5000 majority.
Yeensy-dhi District Allegheny County. now repre-
sentsd by 1HoSA- WILLIAMS. Of the strongest men
in Tceiern Pennsylvania. RE VIII be returned By a
very large majority some estimate Il as hich five
gone Ct seveG innnsaad. Previous % his election 20
Congress be had heon many years at Harrisburg in the
Legislature where BE great terror 10 evil
doers 40 great is the confidence Of his peope IN him
that there Is nothing ne would have u AK In vain At
their halusl
zsssu;v )olrxs Dis.r.c;. now rosrr5o1tcd By Hon.
Jesse Ll1esr. Democrat The Unionisis here noni-
mated Go '. LAwRENC2, Of the Gblest mon in the
district ox-SpcaaeT Of the State Senate ready de-
batter alw6ys trustworthy. lie VAL have aboui si1 hun
bred majority.
| The Pennsylvania delegation stands Il Urion.
I u Democrat
We ought 70 gain eight Congressman but may not
over six bJ reason o. citing TIE soldiers vote 10
full The next delegation VIII probably be II Union.
Democrat thong. il ought 10 be - Union aad oaiy :
DomocrGi We're the cloctoD Tor Congress e. be past
pooed un Tie November election. it would be Onques
! lonrDls. u H. p
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| Within q few weeks nearly every Democratic