The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15
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OHIO, INDIANA AND PENNSYLVANIA
We gain 4 Members Of Congress in Pa.
IL in Ohio. and 2 in indiana,

claim = majority Of 81, 900 on the home vote
! HARRIsBuRo, Pa, Oct. l2-The general
opinion here is that the State has gone
Democratic on the home vote by from 5000
70 5000 majority. 1t Il expected, however
that the soldier vote will be from 10000 tc
1900 Union majority.
The Election Commissioners to the Shen-
andoah Valley have returned, and report
that they were unable to reach Sheridan's
army. SIS
BurLER's HEADERS, Oct. LIP. M-The
voting in this army to-day, in the Pennsyl-
vania regiments has pasAed of very quiz
city, and "a far as can be harmed the Union
ticket has been everywhere successful.
e WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-Partial returns
from Pennsylvania and Ohio soldiers in
Washington and Alexandria show the fol-
lowing result: Pennsylvania soldiers vote
total Republican, S43: Democratic, 1879.
Ohio soldiers vote-total Republican, $50;
Democratic, 22.gaase
s CINC1NNATI, Oct l2.-Ohio elects sixteen
Union Congressuen, and probably seven
teen, the whole delegation being nineteen.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2-The World claims
Pennsylvania for the Democrats by fully
10000 majority. It also claims that the
Republican majority In Ohio, has been re-
duced S, O0O, !:and that the report Of great
Republican majority in Indiana Is untrue.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1880 r. M:-The
vote in the state Is % close that probably,
the soldiers vote will be necessary 20 de-
eide the result.
Fornev's Press claims . Union majority
Of 10. 600. which the soldiers vote will in
crease to 10000. 1t thiDka there will be q
Union gain in members of Congress and OF
the Legislature.
The Age claims q Democratic majority of
from II, OcO to Il, 600 on the home vote.
DR. 0kSf1 ha r.
lican headquarters they claim the State by
from three TO i've thousand majority.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 12.-It Is believed that
the Republicans have carried the State by
1t least ZOO majority on the home vote
We have certainly Is Union Congressman.
. gain OF 1. The Legislature Ia largely
Union.
Especial to Post and zrtdune.l
INDIANAPOLIs, Oct. l2-The Union State
ticket il elected by 5000 to 10000 major
ity. Six Union members of Congress are
elected certain.
(Signed) J. 7. WRIGHT.
PHILA oELPaIA. Oct. II, p. m.-The
chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee claims from the returns recei-
we'd by him from thirty counties q Demo
cratic gain of l2,7l5. The best political au-
thorities are in doubt about the result, but
estimate majority Of 5000 on the home
vete.
Dawson, Dem. for Congress, has 800
majority n Westmoreland county.
Schuy. kill county gives Storms, Rep.
for Congress, l735 majority. Republican
gain of 3i6.
ToIEro, Oct. 12.-The Blades returns
gives Rice for Congress 700 majority over
AShley, on the home vote, in this district.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-Returns from the
city election show the reelection Of Msjor
Chapman over Sterling, independent, by a
large majority. The vote is not all in
The new Constitution will have from OOO
to 5000 majority in the city.
Oct. l2.-Cameron couu-
~ complete, 81 Union maj. Union loss
Elk county, Biglow, Dem. for Congress
has 405 maj. Democratic gain Of 10 over
last year.
Coifro,h's majority in Bedford county is
$50 on the home vote.
In the 5th district the Union candidate is
reelected to Congress bya small majority.
In the 18th district VIM. H. Hester,
Union candidate for Congress, has q maj.
in the city Of Reading, Democratic gain
of -. Berks county, with IA townships to
hear from, gives DEM. for Congress, AIT
maj.
Northampton county gives about 80
Dem maj, saue as last year.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l2-Returns from 80
counties, partly official, show an aggregate
Union majority OF $4,000, being q gain Of
1900 over the vote OF 1860. From present
indications the Congressional delegation
will stand eight Union to two Democrats,
With the 7th District, tNOorhees) doubtful.
indianapolis, official. 6.257 Union maj.