The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

Oh formerly prcponderantiv a whig
state. and has been usually Republican since
the formation Of that party in 1854 In 1852, she
went wrong, choosing fourteen Democrats" 70
IRE "Republicsns" 70 Congress, BY an agRreTato
majority Of GU. Last year. She went heavily
against the Peace party but more o. sJecislly
against Nallaud.gham, thelr candidate for Gov
ernor-6l O20 on the home aud 1919 on tho
absent soldiers yote-total lOl ,U9g. Il Is NOT
likely that so large a majority will soon sgalr bo
given by her for any party. Her aggrcR tte vote
at the recent elections has been as follows
lo Judge Sg rn,Ec3soa a2a PIP m Srno,r5 5,os
,, Ng'' trcsd.ut- o'n'.2 .2iido Au oi7er' 2losa
ley.O,t socrctary-K onnon i7s,7i5 Ann rong 49, ytl
lSa Oct .oo'cmcr- Brouah.. sGJt Naldshni3 .s2
The candidates for Congress in the several dis
tigs. with the vote Of those districts respectively
In 1862, are as follows .-
Dag Js,ot. Vote 10 ,6s. DEN. rot IN %.
PEN. IzsIcstou". tls"Gyo. I rugh.... 7H5
ii ' Ro5t 'i; sci;cacai, }Ss RSyd iSgk iiSfkii5ss
h.Wm. Lawrc co.... t35.'J = ackioney.. 02ls
NIE W ClStF...... >. ~ .Ctli whfe,. 10 0s7
VII sam. sGcli,barssr o. % sam = Coaoct. i05T2
~. .Ealph T iigct and oa25. warm NOBLE Il,Is
NJ. .Bcnry $ Buudy.. S,7a2 .-W. A. IIuiodlns sso5
AI"I,b 3 stc4 .n.on sosl wm.E tnsk. ...,ia,.2
w. Martin Wclber... 80 .9so ge Bhss. otsO
yNNITA siaR's 3 Ia Morris ,9S 2s
NvII'Eph.E. Eckiey lnOls. - H. wallace -. 90s5
NlN.'Jnmss A. Garfield. 10 ,2ss. Hal,ey fl Moses 6isy
TotuI................I77,ID Isi iia5
Opposition majority on Congress.
Members of the present House.
Three candidates running for Congress ia this District
We are oblge' to tiNe the vote on tha state ticket.
We guess there will be some bencGcent changes
In the delegation from this state. Let the returns
show that We arc not mistaken in our calculation.
Indiana is the arena of a desperate and doubt
full contest. She must have more than thirty
thousand Of her legal voters in camp to-day,
whereof we are confident that less than two thou
sand are COpperhCads-And none of them are
allowed TO vote, save at the poll Of their respec-
tive homes, where not Oue-tenth Of them can be
at their State election. From this distance IL
looks il the odds we're greatly against our side
but Governor Morton and other Union candi-
dates, especially those for Congress, are making
gallant canvass, and are hopeful of good results.
Could her soldiers vote, we should have no fear
as to Indiana, though she went heavily wrong in
1862. Her aggregate vote at her recent elections
Is as follows:-
1850. oct Gov Lane. ,.... 25 Hendricks ...l2G,96s
- Nov. Pres Lincoln ...lfjj All Others. .lS,llO
lssl No election except (posslol for local officers.
s @ ~ PScSoI sSG ior i: ,cc,. n
The rival candidates for Congress now, and the
vote of their respective districts at the last cleo
tion, (lS62J are as follows
" ReTS ,Ia, NJ a. Hlc, vS s VIM R.o'Sg e S5,ck Ess Sc
Il..wiam W. Curry GEL MI ,hner Kern. 1921
H. Ralph nm: l0lii NV. Harlington 4 t52t
v N'Goorse ". Jnan. g,272 James Brown -. 7ill
VI 'Lbenec ger Dunoa3 525.. Ge1ege H. smith 1854
yIiI..'Godloyc ort ~ r32 James = Harnsy Isl
N..Schqyler ColfaN Il lI5. David Turpe...1 500
Xi..Thos. \ stiwcl ID 3is.'J ? Mc6oweii.i5iis
Total Vote. e...............ii6,els ~ I75n
Democratic nai9'iy. .......lo7@,
members Of the present House,
Our readers have thus placed before them the
means Of Judging fairly the results of the pending
October election, and justly estimating their Pre-