Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
The Union Ticket Elected.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1O.-The election to -day
progressed quietly, with indications that
moderate vote would be polled. The contest
for Mayor excited the most interest, together
with the Senator from the Second District
there being two candidates for the latter ofhce
An immense crowd assembled at the new
Mayors residence thisevening. Mr.. McMichael
In his speech, took strong ground in favor OF
McMichael is known to cordially support the
Presidents policy, as explained and endorsed
by Governor Morton, Of Indiana.
General Grant dined to-day with numerous
prominent gentlemen. He openly expressed
himself in favor of the National Union ticket
Good news comes in from ali quarters
Union gains in nearly every county The
majority on State ticket may run to 1880 We
have both branches of the City Council
Returns for Auditor General from all the
wards Of the city give General Hartranft, the
in the city alone of go.
The city vote complete gives McMichael, the
Union candidate for Mayor, majority of 50T3
There is little doubt but that the State has
gone Union by a handsome majority
The Republican candidate for Auditor Gene
raj was Major General John F. Hartranft and
for Surveyor General, Colonel Jacob M. Camp
bell. The Democratic nominees Were Colonel
w. w. II. Davis and Lieutenant Colonel J.
Linton. In making up the following returns
the gains and losses are compared with the
vote of 1o62, when Isaac Slenker (Democrat)
was elected Auditor General by 3,52i ma
jority. . - -
The City vote is as follows: 1st ward
ward-Fox's maj, 161; Union loss of 1872. Sd
ward-Fox's maj, i2i Union loss of 2s6 attn
WARRIORS maj; 1896; Union loss of 65s. 5th
ward-Fox's maj, POI; Union loss Of 9aS Sth
ward-McMichaers maj, sos; Union gain
Of 3. eth ward-McMichael's maj, 3sl;
Union loss of 10. 9th ward - Nc
10th ward-McMichael's mai. 1,O69; Union gain
offs. 11th ward-Fox's maj. 367; Union loss of
AZ. 18th ward-Fox's maj 13O; Union loss of
125. 18th hward-McMichaeIs mai AIS; Union
loss of 267. 14th ward-McMichael has a ma
jority; Union loss of 12. 18th ward-McMich-
ael's maj. 1,OO1; Union gain of 2S5. 10th ward
McMichael's maj, ~; a Union gain of17O. 18th
WARRIORS maj, siS; Union loss las. 18th
ward-McMichael's maj, 1,OO2; Union gain of
216. 18th ward-McMichael's mai, ga: Union
gain of AL. Goth ward-McMichaei'sm maj, 3iI;
maj, 39l; Onion gain of 39l. I'D ward-Mc-
Michael's maj, 7i6; Union gain of III. 23d
ward-McMichaersm maj, 800; Union gain OF
50, oath hward-McMichaers maj, 297; Union
gain ofS0. 25th ward-Fox, AS mai, Union
loss of 16s. 26th tnew ward d)-McMichael, s12
majority.
The following counties are the latest heard
from.
Chester county gives Union majority OF
from 800 to 2,OOO; a Union loss of from 80 to
4C0.
Allegheny county will give Union maiori-
ty Of 5000; a Union gain of $40.
Lancaster Clty-The Democratic m majority in
tne CITY is 2UU Union gam OF lU5.
Lancaster county gives about 500 majority
for the Union candidate.
Crawford county gives Union majority OF
probably 500 to LOO.
In Berks county, Reading gives 191 Demo.
crauc majority, and four townships give a
Union gain of 1l9. The Democratic majority
will not exceed 5000; Union gain Of 900.
Lehigh county-Five townships give Union
gain Of 3e2.
Somerset-3s Union majority in the town of
Somerset.
York-York borough 227 Democratic major.
ity. Spring Garden 2Oi Democratic majority
Franklin-Chambersbur 1is Union major
ity; a loss Off. . ..-..r--o.
Danphin-Harrisburg complete; the Union
gain is 15s.
Adams-Gettysburg 95 Union majority; a
gain of IS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 46 Union majori.
ty; gain of 46
Bucks-Scattering returns show a Union
gain is 23S. ~'.'
Northampton gives about 1900 Democratic
majority. -3fa..-. .a! ...s
Miffiin county gives Union majority of 40
Union loss of AS --r -..-- :. : - =
Perry co unty-eight districts, give Union
| gain of 1i2. . >,---...- =