The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-20
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majority in the State. The I'd, Tth and
9Th districts are very close. The Demo-
Gratis carry the first district and the Repub-
licans all others.
CINCINNATI, October 10.-The total
vote in this city yesterday foots up over
$4,000, which exceeds by over 5000 any
previous vote. Egglcstot'5 majority in
the first district is 800; Hays, id the see
ond district, 1900.
DEs MoIEEs, Iowa, Octoper fV.--he-
turns from remote coub1ies snow tnat o.
poV . moderate estimate for the Union
majority. The vote is much larger than
any polled in the State heretofore.
CHICAGO, October 11.-Further elecA
tion returns do not change the results
heretofore given.
The Indiana delegation stands eight
Republicans and three Democrats, the
Democrats gaining Holman in the sixth
district by 800 majority. Hepburn (R.J
is elected in the seventh Indiana district
by 500. and the other Republican in the
eighth district by 300 majority General
Hunter (R.) has 5000 majority III the
third district. The Indiana Legislature
is Republican by six majority in the Sen.
ate and twelve or fifteen in the House.
Covodc (R.) has $50 majority in the
twenty-frst district in Pennsylvania
The tenth Pennsylvania district is claimed
by both parties. e5
The Philadelphia Bulletin of last eve
ming estimates Geary's majority at IL 800;
while Democrats count 10000 majority.
The Democrats claim the election Of
Morgan, in the thirteenth Ohio district;
by 200 over Delano.
PHILADELPHIA, October 11.-The
Bulletin says that General Geary's major:
ity will be from $4,000 to 10000. The
reported action of the President, publish
ed in the Ledger this morning, causes
much distriist in mercantile circles.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-Oficial
returns are coming in slowly, but show
nothing to indicate change in the result
given in last nights report.
The legislature, from returns received
up TO this time, stands: Senate, Rep. 80,
Dem. 1s; House, Rep. 64, Dem. 30
The Radicals will certainly have 40 ma:
Ijority on joint ballot Congress has 8
Radicals to 8 Democrats: Washburn and
Orth, Radicals, in the 7th and 8th dis
tricts, are conceded By both parties.
BOsToN, October 11.-The Republic:
ans have nominated for Congress Samuel
Hooper III the 9th district, F. Butlef Id
the 5th district, General s. Boutwell, in
the 4th district. John d. Baldwin in the
8th district and Thomas D. Elliott in the
lst district.
Vermont Legislatures:
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct 1.-THE Leg
islature assembled to-day: The House
elected J. W. Stewart, Speaker.
Democratic Nominations.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12-The Mozart
Democrats last evening nominated James
Brooks for Congress in the 8th district
and Fernando Wood in the 9th
Catholic Council.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE session
of the Plenary Council of the Roman
Catholic Church to-day was public
Bishop Blanchet, of Oregon, celebrated
solemn mass for the repose of the souls
of deceased prelates, and Bishop Bayley,
of Newark, delivered an eulogy on their
lives and services.
Jeff. Davis Not 20 be Tried Soon.
CHICAGO, Oct. I'D. W. Middleton,
Clerk of the United States Supreme
, Court, gives notice that at the ensuing
December term, that several cases will be
called in this court by wfits of error on
appeals from Circuit and District Courts
for the several States within the United
States to be in rebellion by the Proclama.
ton of the Presidan dated August 10th,
, 1866, and disposed Of under the rules
, and regular order as they may stand upon
E the docket.
TRENTON, II: j., October lin
the United States Circuit Court to-day q
letter was read by Judge Field, from
E Judge Griet, stating that he had received
l letter from Chief-Justi Chase with an
opinion showing that the United States
/ had no right to hold Circuit Court any.
: where until there is new assignment OF
the Circuits lately made at Washington
: so that he can hear no more cases as Cir
: cult Judge until after next December.