The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-11
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Mart l,ernH Election Returns.


BALr1moRE October 1o.-The munlcpal eles'lo. es
.Is proceeding quietly. The vote IS 0ounn'' :
iolusively to the registered list S....,.
pE1pn1A, October 10-GEARfs noc - *
this city is 4593 and in the State from aeoo
NGGoi RANDALL, Democrat, for oopsiese' n,Nr,Y
..se:on,,- in of 25OO KELLY, MYERS auo -,
pas,,,;aans elected by reduced maj Jorl11es. La.
hlican. beat Ross, Democrat, ID 'ne
. n;st,ict where the Democrats conliaeneiy
rain. DENN1soN, Democrat, ls elec1eo
t,,s nrn,afth District, but his election Will pe
aaatasted on grounds Of illegal votes in Duverne
t ,t,a,nt1 Gan. CoKE, Republican, is elected IN the
: a,ontb District-a gain.s JOHN CovoDE hepuDli-
xoan is report9d elected in the TWenty'frs hI DIS
trict, WITCH would be b gain. Pennsylvania oon-
.,raasional delegation stands II Republioans to
s qan;,oacurats with the Twenty first District in
doubt. The Republicans gain one, ana the elec.
lion of DEaN1soN, Democrat in the twelfth Dls7
3 triot; viii be contested. The Democrats eQncede
1IrAars election by 10000. FoRNEY claims 10 ooo.
IA far. as heard from, the majority OF GEAaY,
B aenublican. will bb about;15, 900. The Repubi-
.oans gain two members of Congress-
lrxo1snITl ONO. October. TO- There was q
Anirited contest in the 1st District between PEN
ssS 1,1RTon Democrat, and EeaLEsroN, Republican,,
:snt tke latter was reelected by 500 emajority!a
loss of 1900 on the election OF 1864. Fifteen he
lGans ale certainly returned to Congress- and
nerhaps sevente Republican State tick}Yt
is elected,byh large majority, BERohlAsp, re
S. blican, has been elected inthe 9TH Distrlos'
This District the Democrats expected to gain. -
a S i, 1ANER. t,s .i+ss ..
THE total votein this oty foots up 0,OOo-an IN
.crease ,of over any other previous election.
T :EoaLEsroN. Republican, is elected over GEORGE
s. H. PENDIETos, by about 900 majority
1Np1A Apo1Is Ind, October 10 The eecti6nre.
turna are indefinite and unsatisfactory butthe
h Republicans claim the, State BY reduced d major:
In,thsFirst Congressional District, N1BnAok
Democrat, has been elected; in the Ehrd District
! HUNTER, Republican; in the Fifth District JU'
ao IhnN Republican; in the Sixth District, CoBuRN
Refpiulbcan; ii the Ninth, ooLFAx, bEcan; i1
the Tenth, W111IAns Republican; in the Eleventh
Republican. Itpis that IN tht
L FIFTH District the election Was very close. TIE
Ek.teturrs are tod ncompi ito estimate the com
eplexionS 81 she I.egislature. IL. 8
.Phe ratufub / the tphne y and inconplee
sas stste ~ generally co1esded to the Be
Is nnblicnns byl5, 900 majority In the 9Th (Indian
!sJaaelis District, CoBuRNs Republican majority
gAin Ct oye. , 200 on the vote
1864. In tle % District the election. .oe KERR
I Democrat, Is conceded The 4th, 7th and sthD Dir
triots are still doubtful. The Republicans clair
] 8 congressman and amajority in both branches
che Legislature. az=zt=S II s@s. 5 =: = g 9s s.
= The City and County of Indianapolis, with q Re
I. publican majority OF 1900 in 65;; gaze Moaro
for Governor 600 majority. The Hon. JANE
z HuaHGs, Republican, has been elected to the Leg
islature from Marion County. This is Unio
4 gain. ~