, 1866-10-19
n-l..r., Election News.

Eastern Election News.
w. nnhI;sb below the Election News taken
c.o", ne Portland Dailes. 1t will be seen lna'
the Union party achieved signal triumph ~
,he states where elections were heio.
pnu,nrLyatA. Oct. 10. = An immense Fo.e
80 noIIed in this city and State yesterday; AZ
this hour it seems probable that 1enerai S,ssay Dy
has 90 600 majority, aud that eignteen ou'o.
CougTessmen are elected. Union gAiuS H.
Henry L. Coke in the lotn D'slrcsi M soo,ing
Gooch in 2Is: District. PhiladeiPhia ioO'aus'
Ui,b one ward to hear from, are-Geary 5l,zlz'
;,rxc,xNtrI Oct. e.-In this county the Un-
ion ticket has 300 majority Eggleston, u, beats
pend .eton by $40 majprity. Hays u, Is erect
ed by over 1000 majority. Returns from the
Stale show large republican gains IoIai IH
/, 500 majority. n.,:.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10. q. p. m.-Repuolican
Stale ticket has between $4,000 and 6O,OOO ma
i,rity. Congressional delegation is unchanged,
Standing II republicans and IL cOpPerheads.
ISpIASAPoLLis, Oct. .9.-The entire vote OF
this city is ., 500. Republican majority Is aoou'
q OOO Returns are meagre, owing TO storms
aud consequent detriment to wires but II is
| probable that the democrats have gained Two
Congressmen. Republicans are, however, con-
lent OF I5, 900 majority in the State, aud ma
iurity in both branches of the Legislature OoI-
AK majority is over 300 ;.
CiIcAGo. Ucl ~ -keturns from Iowa indl-
cate large republican gains, with majority In
the State of probably $4,000, aud tue entire Con
| gressouul delegation
The returns from the Indiana elections, are
meagre and slow, but 1t is generally conceded
that the republican haIs Lesislatuteand ma
jority Id the State. The 27tu aud 2sth districts
az very close. The democrats carry tue hrst
| s.rct and the republicans all others.
In nN.lN Nnfa in
city yesterday toots up over 1000 which exceeds
| Oy over 3,OUJ any previous vOIe.-Eggieston' $
ma jOrIIy III tue FIRST district is 500 Hays IN the
st cOud district 500.
DEsMoINEs Iowa, Oct. lO.-Returns from re-
mote counties show Luat 1000 Is moderate
estimate tor the Cnion M ,,jorIty.-rIe vote is
much larger than any polled lu the state hereto
fore.
CHICAGO, ,Oct.-lI.-Furthers election returns
do not change the result heretofore gwen. Tue
Indiana delegation stands eight republicans aud
three democratic, the democrats gaining Holman
| IN the district by 300 majority. Hepburn, re-
publican, Is elected in the 7tn Indian district by
JUJ, ana tue Other republican III the Ssh dis
Irlct ty 200. General Huh,er, republican, has
5000 IpaJUrIly in the 81 district. rne ludlLua
Legislature is fepubieau by six majority IN the
Senate aud twelve Or fifteen III the house.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS
The New York papers, comment on the re-
suit Of tie election. TLe Tm.s says the verdict
pronounced by the people OF Iuur S.RteS Is ouiy
IA iuihlIment Of the expectation entertained Uy
every man who has watched honestly the pur-
pose OF the cOuLtrY. Que great result winch
naS been reached Is tie ratification by the pco-
pie oI the position assumed byoCongress in rela-
ton to the President ANA the SoutL. THIS has
been test which every candidate and every
platform has been subjected, aud the answer
Ina I'm.
Il Is Overwhelmingly ag t!nst the President, and
clearly and uumIstIktUiy in favor OF Congress
aId its FOLEY. The people have been heard
from, ana from their decls on our form Of Gov
ernmrnt provides no appeal. The SJuIh, il
wise, will harken and comply and the PRESS
drnt, II polite, Will not refuse tO listen TO YER
dict which specially cJnccrus hImIs,lf.
The Herald says the resu.ts OF lue lLic elect o.
are positively suuline. rnry rcailirm the HI sn
In,elIgeuce which hc:aldS tue uuTlLerI States
aud tnclr unmUvuble purpose tU establish tue
Union On soiIdiUundatIUn. They demon, traIe
the correctness Of our estimates OF the moral
suih;dncy and prtssu,e vi the Maine elccIUn,
and the IuevitaOle solution Of the vital question
of lecOnstructlon' Tncl reveal grUw.uy "a
say Of feeling in the northern puUuc mind
wnich is without precedent Ia the result OF
these OciCbor elections, we read tue verdict Of
a.i.Lorthern States Ia the OF the President,
vs.. Congress. We demand tIe policy vi Con
gress. The President has made his appeai-hc
mas his verdict, and we sure that as IL man
he VIII ae' accordingly. The Tribune makes no
editorial remdrks.
The World refuses to believe the figures, and
says the democrats, though beaten, have shown
ii vital strength sufficient 10 carry the November
election. II says God bless the old democratic
party with all The COntumey anu abuse which
mas been showered upon it, it comes out Ut the
contest worsted Tor the time, but with its culurs
nylng, Its honor untdrniSned, its numbers in
C eAsed and lis courage higher than ever A par>
= that eau stand where il mas stoud for six wears
past Is IndesIructible. 1t is written In the book
OF destiny that its future wall be as glorious As
Its past-to it will yet b. committed tue task OF
restoring the Union.
The Daily Ners says the people have decided
10 renew the lease Of power now held by tue
Radicals, there is no dI,putIug with their fiat,
ana we can only hope that their fears which the
language and conduct Of many of their leaders
nave excited will prove to be grouudlcss. and
that they Wal prove themselves worthy o: the
trust COMMITTED tO their charge.
The Aews urges now the election of Hoffman
10 circumseriUe the radical triumph, and 10 I'M
pose check upon its rash and headstrour tend.
euces, and bind it to u cours. Of modernIton
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