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national campaign, and have always proved
true indlces. In support Of this opinion
brief recurrence to the figures OF the e1ec.
tions In these States ere commended to our
readers.
In 1910 thus stood Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
ILdisna In October:
Democratic Whfe.
Pennsylvanta. 463 12s 96s
ONO, h1o,-.---.-.-.-.-...-.-. .-.lZi,963 li4,05A
Indiana. Da....................---.. 64.2N 62qH
The results Of the Presidential battle Of
that year were that Harrison was elected by
a regular political tornado.
In 1874 the three States at the October
elections stood:
, Democratic. Wing: Free Soil:
Pennsylvania. 1G5,2G 1928 3l26
OHIO. hlo..-.........-....l49,1M 155.us7 1850
Indiana :. b0,19S sS,4GS ....
Here Pennsylvania and Indiana, for the
Democrats, foreehadow the Presidential re
suit, while Ohio is on the losing side. Polk
was elected over Clay.
In 1913 the vote stood:
, Demes1s,ic. Wh1g: Free soil:
Ina,sni. ....:.Tss -. Tss6 7os0a ... ....
Rere we find the result in Pennsylvania
and Ohio, by the small plurality IN each Of
few hundred votes, in favor Of the
Wings, while Indiana, By four Thousand ma
jority, was carried By the Democrats But 1t
WAS TWO sgainst one Of these three States, ,and
sold Zack" was elected President In No
/ vember.
In 1852, the October elections resulted as
follows:
Penrsy,vsnia......, 574, 15z01 3;9l1
3h3S 9na,n: ass:6 1s sSsss sas
All three Democratic By decisive sjori
ty or plurality each-a very suggestive warn.
ing Of the Presidential result that followed
in November, fer Pierce was elected.
! In the momentous contest Of 1856 the fig
1res were as follows;
Democratic. Republican. KN.
osiu. iu.:..............15dtG W. . 1ss,so5 o a1sas
! Ltianu ,9n 112,G ....
| Twocf these three States are here again
on the side OF The Democracy, and Buchanan
| Is again elected.
Coming DOM TO 1860, We find that in the
October elections of that gear Pennsylvania,
Ohio ard Indiana were all carried BY such de-
clsiye Republican majotities as pretty clearly
in1icat1d thai Lincoln, In November, would
make clean SWEEP Of the free States. from
Maine to California, which he did, excepting
part Of the electoral vote of New jersey.
The conclusion inevitably follows that the
| results Of the Slate elections in Pennsylva-
MA, Ohio aud lndisns, Oh Tuesday last, going
for the Republicans, hive determined the IT,
sue Of the Presidential contest In November.
The Carnival of Lying.
The carnival Of lying Is now In full blast
in the Copperhcad press, under the leader
ship Of the New York World The Waterloo
defeat their party experienced in Ohio, Penn
! sylvania, and Indiana, on Tuesday, has given
1t great impetus in this line, The distress
ed editors disc1edlt the news from Ohio and
| Indiana, and they are trying their best to lie
Themselves into majority on the home vote
In Pennsylvania. They lie as If lying were
their only hops, and as If there were no
possible chance of detection and exposure.
But II will not do. Lying will not save them,
! nor burnt brandy either.
! We baye returns from all the counties of
PennsJ lvania, many Of them ofici i, the rest
reported, and the footiogs Of ma3odties are
| as follows:
Republican Counties ,Sa9
Democratic Counties. ,32a
Union nsjosity a.397
The vote Of the soldiers will increase this
considerably above eo,ooo. The Republicans
have elected sixteen members of Congress
| certain; the Cnps. six, and two remain in
doubt. Both branches Of the Legislature
are strongly Republican. 1t is amazing in
! the face Of this result that even the reckless
\ lying New York World will deny that the
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