Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-10
LATEST ETELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE ELECTIONS.
I" As Goes Pennsylvania SO Goes the
Union" fl.
Pennsylvania and Ohio Go DemOcrtic.
Defeat of the Negro Suffrage Amend
ment in Ohio.
Pennsylvania and Ohio Go DemOcrtiC
Large Democratic Gains in Iowa
and Indiana.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 8.-The North
American foots up the city returns, fol
sherwood 1915 majority Lyle, Democrat
for Sheriff, 5642; Judge Ludlow, for Com
| montPleas, 1904. The Age makes Shars.
woods majority in the city 298, and in the
State about 10000 The Press makes the
Democratic majority in the city about
5000, but says it is impossible TO estimate
the result in the State, only twenty-five
out of sixty-six counties being heard from.
Chester county gives 1850 Union majority
The Union loss is about a hundred. In
Washington county, Williams majority is
about l25, Democratic gain of "a.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9.-Mr. Jordan,
the Chairman of the Republican State
Committee, considers the result in the
State as doubtful. The majority will not
be large either way. Sherwood's MAORI
ty in this city is 622G The Worlds
Philadelphia special, dated A. NJ. to-day,
says further returns show Democratic gains
in Lehigh of 1900, Clearfeld 400,
GORDON, 1000, Wyoming 800, and Re-
publican majorities in Chester of 1000,
Delaware, 1000, Blair, $50, Allegheny,
600. Clinton gives Democratic majority
of 600.
Returns from Allegheny show Demo-
ratio gain of 100.
Washington county has given Demo
cratic gain of 300.
Westmoreland has given 100 Democratic
majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct San election for
Judge of the Supreme Court and other iu-
dicial officers and members of the Legis-
lature occurred in this State to-day For
Judge ofthe Supreme Court, the Democrats
voted for George Sharswood, of Philadel-
phia, and the Republicans for Henry w.
Williams, of Pittsburgh. At II A. NJ. the
Republicans claimed the State by 5000 ma
jority, which was generally conceded. At
two o'clock the Democratic county and city
ticket was leading in every precinct. The
Germans we're voting the Democratic
ticket with but few exceptions 1t was then
conceded that the city would go Demo-
cratic by small majority.
$50, P. M.-The Age, Democratic, says
that the Democratic gains are as follows in
Philadelphia:
First ward, 200.
Second ward, 3000
Third ward, Republican loss 281.
Fifth ward, 300
Seventh ward, Republican loss 300.
Eighth ward, Republican loss 207.
Ninth ward, Republican loss 49,
Tenth ward, Republican loss 277.
Eleventh ward, Republican loss 207.
Thirteenth ward, Republican loss 494
Eighteenth ward, Republican loss 371.
Nineteenth ward, Republican loss 282.
Twentieth ward, Democratic gain 713
Twenty-third ward, Democratic gain
204.
Twenty-ffth ward, Democratic gan 104.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Worlds Du-
buque, Iowa, special says returns from all
parts of the State show large Democratic
gains.
The Worlds Lancaster City, Pa, special
says Lancaster county (Thad. Stevens dis
trict) gives 5000 for Williams, Democrat
gain Of 1000.
The Times Philadelphia special says
the Morning Post, independent Radical,
concedes the State to Sharswood by 5000
majority at least, and the city by 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. additional re-
turns and corrections show Democratic
majority of 1896 for Sharswood in three
counties. Woodward, Democrat, is elected
to Congress from the 18th district by a
small majority.
The following are some of the maiorities
given by counties: Chester 1000; Sus.
quehanna, 1900; Dauphin, 400; Lebanon,
1898; Union, AIS; Perry, 10; Blair, 500
to 600. All Republican. Congreve, 1870;
York, 800; Bucks, ESQ; Carton, 425;
Franklin, 30; Wyoming, 500; Montgom-
cry, 1900; Cumberland, no; Miflin, $50;
Berks, $50; Juniata, 300.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Correct re-
turns in this city show that the Democratic
majority ranges from 5000 to 5000 on the
State ticket. The Republicans elect ten out
of fifteen members q the Assembly. The
city election will stand ten Republicans to
eight Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9'-The Common
Council stands 80 Republicans to Is Demo-
Gratis.
Twenty-Five counties are reported; agre-
gate Democratic majority 28,9l9. The
maiorities in thirteen counties
foot up 22,333.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The returns from Iowa
are meagre, and not enough to give an
estimate of the majority for
the Republican ticket Returns from most
of the counties along the Dubuque and
Sioux City, and Dubuque South Western
Railroads gives increased Democratic ma
iorities.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Democratic
maiorities in Clinton county 610, Elk $50,
Centre $50, Lazerne $500 instead of 1900.
Woodlands majority was 1900 in Lazerne
and 5000 in Northampton. Cameron gives
SO Republican majority.