Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-09
TBy the Associated Press


Republicans Carry the State.
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TBy the Associated PressI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Democratic
majorities in twenty-five counties aggregate
2s,9l9. The Republican majorites in thirteen
counties aggregate 22,333. One.half Of the
State Is yet to hear from.
The following additional and corrected re-
turns have been received :-WiIlIams receives
1000 majority in Chester county. LOO in Sus.
quehanna county, 400 In Daupnin county, and
1,09S in Lebanon county.
Sharswood has majority of 425 in Carbon
county. 1880 in Luzerne, 5000 in York county,
$50 in Bucks county.
Judge Woodward, Democrat, is probably
elected to Congress, but the vote will be close
In Luzerne County his majority about 100
behind the State ticket.
Sharswood's majority 2,s79; Ludlow, Demo.
crat, for Judge Court Common Pleas has
Sass majority. Lyle, Democrat, for Sheriff
has 3,6i9 majority. The Democrats elect their
other city ticket.
The Republicans have elected ten out of the
eighteen members OF the Assembly.
The Democratic State Senator in the third
district is elected.
The Select Council will consist of ten Re.
publicans and eight Democrats; and the Com.
mon Council will stand thirty.nine Repub-
Hcans and fifteen Democrats.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Ledqer esti-
mates the Democratic majority in the State at
10000.
Forney's Press says:-"The defeat Of the
Republican party in Philadelphia is over.
Whelming. We have fallen off in every ward.
and while we do not conceal our profouua
regret at the unexpected event neither do we
conceal our satisfaction that we have had To
encounter host of prejudIces, and an organi
zauon of bigotry which can never again be so
fTltl x-nd
party. From this hour let the erganiZatiou
for the Presidential campaign begin; let the
errors which in large degree assisted yester
days catastrophe be instantly repaired Let
our friends everywhere grid themselves for
the struggle Of 1868. What Andrew Johnson
may do very short time will determine He
dehed the people when they sternly repuked
his attempt 10 restore the traitors, and if the
verdict OF yesterday is construed as an en-
dorsement of his persistent and hellish pur-
poses new and yet heavier obligation will
be laid upon the great Republican partv
AS we write, it is certain that Ohio has refused
to ratlfy the amendment comforting suffrage
upon her colOred citizens, and it is mora than
probable that, stimulated by such result he
Will endeayor to declare all the acts of recon.
struction unconstitutional. to invite the trail
tors 10 take their seats in Congress and nossi
bly, 10 bar the doors of the National Capitol
against the legally elected Representatives of
the people. 1t IS unnecessary to reproa cb those
who have aided to encourage this, the most
wicked and dangerous man OF modern times:
but II is rlgnt mat the Republican party should
appreciate the full extent OF the crisis, and the
full measure OF Its new and imperous obliea
lions"
Especial Dispatch to the Star,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-12 80 p. m.-Returns
come in slow this morning, but so far ar.
favorable to the Democrats
LATER.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct g-Tha Jatost ra.,ro,
indicate Democratic majority in the State of
from seven to eight thousand.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Pennsy vauia gives
about 1000 majority Tor the Democrats.
Especial dispatch to the Start
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-PennsyIyania very
close. We have few additional returns. The
Democrats claim the State by from three to
five thousand, and many Republicans give Il
up. In the 18th congressional district, though
the Republican gains are large WOODY ward
dem is probably ele ed 10 Congress over
ketchum by a small ma iority
by Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9-Returns from Berks
county reduce the Democratic majority to
$3.50.
Franklin county gives 2lO Democratic ma.
Lycoming county gives 500 Democratic
majority.
Union county gives Williams, (Republlsan,)
AS majority.
[By the Associated Press.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-Montgomery Coun.
ty gives l2,COO majority for Shars wood
Additional returns and corrections show the
Democratic majority so far OF 1886 for Shars.
wood in 81 counties.
To Evening Press Association1
PHILADELPHIA, l p. M.-The Democrats
clam the State by from 5000 to 5000. MANY
Republicans give it up, but by smaller majori-
ty. There are large Republican gains in the
Twelfth District, but Judge Wood ward (dem
is believed to be elected to Congress
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-3 D.. NC. W. Ad
ans, Wortd--remecratlc majority in the State
estimated from even to ten thousand
by Associated Press
CARLISLE, PA, Oct. 9.-All the districts in
Cumberland county are in but two: and esti
mating those by last years vote, Shars wood
will have 40 majority-a Democratic gain of
233 on Clymer's majority.
Mifiin county gives $50 maiority-a Demo.
cratic gain Of 40.
FROM OHIO
Especial Dispatch to the STAR
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. Sit is conceded
on all hands that the negro suffrage amend.
ment is defeated. Hayes is elected by fifteen
or twenty thousand majority.
Especial Dispatch to the Starl
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Herald says: In the
I'd Congressional district of Ohio, Gen. Carey,