New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

,,Union-Geary GO majority; Republican gain IS.
Upper Bern-Clymer 1873 majority; Democratic
gain 43. ,..
are that Berks will not give over $500 for Clymer
NORTHAMPTON.
South Bethlehem Borough Democratic gain ~
Easton Borough, Republican gain 50.
Sancon Township gives Clymer 42s majority
Democratic gain, ii.
wetherby Borough, Democratic gain, 81
Summit Hill, Republican gain, IS.
Mauch Chunk Borough, Republican gain, o..
LBHIGH.
Catasauqua-Republican gain, 90.
COLUMBIA.
Catawissa Borough shows a Republican gain OF 81
BYCOMING.
williamson gives a Republican gain OF "a.
Nontoursyille, a Republican gain Of a..
All the returns from Lycoming show Republican
gains.
FULTON
Three districts give Democratic gain Of H.
LEBANON.
Geary's majority will be 1900. For Congress,
| Cake Republican is elected.
LUZERsB.
Whitehaven borough, Democratic gain 75
| cOSGREssMEN ELECTED.
| WEsTCHEsTBR, PA, Oct 9.-Neary all the Districts
are heard from, and the returns Indicate BroomaIs
majority 1000.
HoLLIDAYsBuRo, Pa, Oct. 9-Blar County will
give 800 majority for Geary 200 gain the vote of
|
creased majority over Barker on the vote of "a.
| CHAMBRRsBURo, Pa, Oct. 9.-Koontz, Union,
has 100 in Franklin and probably $50, and has not
le,s than 1000 in Somerset. Sharpe has less than 100
| in Adams. Not exceeding 225 in Fulton. Bedford
not heard from. Koontz elected by not less than 900,
| a gain on his vote two years ago OF $50.
| BUCKS JoHysTOws, Pa, Oct. GA Districts OF
Cumbria County give Morrel gain of $50 over Hart
ranat. Gain in Blair County and in Miffn. Nor
| rail- is elected.
DoYLEsrowS, PA, Oct. 0.-Doylestown Borough,
| Doylestown Township, New Britain, Lower Make
field and Bucks County give Geary l,347; Clymer
$50 Vote for Lincoln 1919. McClellen s6l.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1880 a. m.-In the First
Congressional District. Randall has 1913 majority,
with Ward to hear FROM which will increase his
| majority about 400
In the lid District, ONeil, Republican, is reelected
| by 3,,s22 majority.
In the hid District, Myers, Republican, has about
In the iyt6 District Kelly, Republican. has about
1890 majority. .......
| PHILADELPHIA.
! The Seventh Ward gives Geary 63l majority Re-
publican loss, I7s. The Eighth Ward gives Gesry
POI majority. Republican Loss 23l. The Tenth
Ward gives Geary i,l9O majority. Republican loss
Il. The Twelfth Ward gives Geary 100 majority
Republican loss, 10 The Twentieth Ward gives
,;eary 533 majority. Republican loss, 1863. The
| Twenty Ward gives geary 1872 majority.
! CRAWFORD
Gives Geary about 1000 maj; in 1864 1t gave 1850
|
OHIO.
! THE GENERAL RESULT.
| special Dispatches 10 The n. Y. Tribune. ..f &
| CopNBUs, Tuesday Oct Q, stG .
News thus far is most cheering Union gains are
being reported everywhere Columbus and seven
townships Of Franklin County give Miller majority
of I.6s5, which is q Union gain thus far OF 80
Milers majority in the County cannot exceed 1900
In Clarke County, Springfield, and one township
give shcllabargcr 700, gain Of 49, Nothing from
Greene and Madison yet. shellabarger's majority in
| the District is about 1880.
Delano's district is doing handsomely Large Un-
ion maorites are being reported and bis election is
very probable. Plants has gained largely over Cox's
majority, as far as heard from.
| Eggeston is elected in the LIST District by l,s00
| majority indicating -, 900 in the State.
Returns from Eastern Ohio show large Republican
gains.
CINCINNATI, Oct. "a heavy storm in this neigh
borhood inteeres seriously with the working OF the
telegraph wires.
As far as known, the election has passed of quietly
! throughout the State.
Scattering returns show Union gains in every
county heard from.
The result thus far indicates the election of Schenck,
Union, to Congress in the lid. District; Plants,
Union, in the I'D District; auckland, Union, in the
lXd District
The contest in the Ist District very spirited,
but resulted in the election of Eggleston, Union over
Pendeton by about OOmaority. Eggeston's majority
two years ago was over 2,lOO
ASHLEY ELECTED
TOLEDO, Oct. I0.-Ashey's majority in TQtedo,
First Ward, pa; Second Ward. 2l3; Third Ward,
I67. Commaer's majority, Fourth Ward, 226;
Fifth Ward 227; Sixsh Ward, 10. ashley in
city, l57 majority In lsS., ,Ns city eaee
42C against hin. Oregon Township, 100 100
so asn f SaHEstas sylT Te~n,a hSTn'nR M
Ashley, Adams Is for Ashley. Maumee la2
| for Ashley, Washington rs for Ashley the
majority in Lucas County will not be less than 100
for Ashley, against 26l, including soldiers in 1864.
Indications are that he will carry the District by 200
| at least. Very large Union gains in every township
! heard from.
THE VOTE IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9-By the laws Of Ohio all citi-
sens of the State serving in the army navy of the
United States entitled to vote wherever may be
their station. Accordingly polls were to-day opened
at the Office Of Col. Wetmore, the Ohio State agent
here, and all citizens Of Ohio attached TO the War
and Navy Departments here, who wished to vote, DID
so with the following result For Congress- or Radical
ticket A; for my policy, or Copperhead ticket, 2;
Radical majority, 49.
| WASHINGTON COUNTY
| MARIETTA, Ohio Oct. 9.-Marictta City and Har-
mer give gain Cox of l04, aud gain in three
townships heard from of 81. The estimated majority
| in the county for Plants, for Congress, 200.
NEW-JERSEY.
THE NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.
! NEWARK, Oct 9.-The Republican majority in this
have carried Of the IS wards. The Council stands 10
Republicans to 10 Democrats gain OF three FOR the he