New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

l67 majority Judge scofeld for Congress l2 majority,
and elects the entire Republican county ticket Tue vote
poled very large and tAe contest was bitterly fought
CLARION.
C1AK1ov Pa. Oct l2-The official returns give ClymeI
O37 maonty, and AeCalmont DEM foI Congress IO''
majority.
LYCoMyG.
WnLrAMsPoRT, Pa Oct l21LyeoTing Couh! III,
oial gives Clymei 81 majority. Wnghts DEM m4I0fly
for Congress is 6l7.
pAuPHE.
HARRISBURG Oct. l2-The official vote N this county
is as follows: Geary 5s9l; Clymer, 43ll. For Con-
gress-MilleI Rep sos; Bowers DEM 4,S2'
MOSTOUR. 80,
The official vote stands; ClYmer l,523; Geary Ilo''
Congress-Elwen lDen $50 Mercur lReP.l l,ili-
LEBANON
PHILADELPHIA, Oct H. The official returns from
Lebanon County give Geary l,4Ps majority.
PHILADELPHIA. -
The official returns from the city and county give Oea!
1888 majority.
INDIANA Oct. 1.-THE county election returns are a
Coyodes for Congress 1888. The district TO come IN
will increase these maIonues about ~.
CUMBERLAND.
The official vote is, Geary, 1885, Clymer, s,34l.
LANCASTER.
TIE majority for Geay IN Lancaster Countyis set down
by TIE LaEeastv EzDress at 6,OO 1t will not be below
cRAwFoRp AND vESASGo.
MEANWHILE, Pa, Oct. l2.-1he Official majority IN
Crawford County for GeaD is l,745, and in Venango
county SlS. MI iDHeJs IbtpuDbOd1j NVAbANoo ANS
1900 majority in this district.
BEsKs.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune. ~. ,.s,
The contest here in the home Of Hester Cymer, has
ended in carrying the city by majority OF 10 for Geary
after very exciting election.
This result scarcely anticipated and IS all the more
gratifying
and nothing but stern determination to sacrifice personal
preference for the common good Of the country can ac
count for Mr. Cymer's losing the city Of his residence
Both parties out in force and much larger vote
than usual poled We have considerable gains IN the
county which fall far short Of CopPerhead expectations
in the way Of majority.
THE LATEST OFFICIAL RETURNS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-Midnight-Bedford County
gives Clymer 1886, and Geary 1851. For Congress-
Sharp DEM $3.50; Koontz, Rep 1873.
So5GsmPtCn County gives Gy@cr SGl p m Majority
Boyer DEM for Congress, ,f94 majority.
Bucks County gives CllyImer 59i majority and Ross
Democrat, for Congress Gil majority
Carbon County gives Clymer 433 majority.
Columbia County gives Clymer ,6s majority.
Berks County gives Cymer -, q, and Geary, l2l;
Franklin Cointy gives Clymer loo and Geary s29g.
Iycoming County gives Clymer 577 MAORI j.
Adams County gives Clymer 3,l26 aud Geary 2,9lo
For Congress Shark DEM 3l24, and KOontz Rep 29od
For Congress, Pratt, Dem, 6,2H, AID Broomal Rep
$3.50.
Warren County gives Gea5y LIS majority, and SchO-
field Rep for Congress, Cos majority
Lancaster County gives Geary bU02 majority.
Fulton County gives Clymer $50 majority, and Sharp
DEM, for Congress, BIZ majority.
Luzerne County gives Cymer ~ 800 and Gesry $3.50
Republican district giving 81 Republican majority to
hear from.
Snyder County gives Gesry $40 and Cymer 1896. and
Miller (Union), for Congress. l7l5, and Bowers tDem
1892.
Somerset County gives Geary 1869 and Clymer ,759.
For Congress-Koontz lRep) S,O79, and Sharp lDem'h
LAS.
Allegheny County gives Geary 2o,5l, Clymer Il, s95i
Gesry's majority 1916.
Fayette County gives Clymer 100 majority Weir DEM
for Congress has 716 majority.
GEN CAKE.
the Editor Of TAs n. y. TrtbEnG
SIR In this days TRIBUNE the following is printed in
reference Gen. Cake: "And this is due we do not
doubt to the emergent and rising intelligence Of
people than to the personal worth Of the candidate
think the remark conveys erroneous opinion IS " the
ability of Gen. Cake knoX Pie General well, and feel
confident that he will cdhfpare favoraby with the
strongest men, intellectually of the coal regions On ac
count OF his personal worth and his ability he was Sc
lected candidate by the Radicals, and has demon
sraed that he knows how 10 manage campaign BY the
fact Of hls having been elected in such District az
Schuylkill and Lebanon.
Philadelphia, Oct. IL, 1866