Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-15
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
Consressmpu Elected. &c.

observation-disclosures received here
last night say that the Republican State Com.
mlttee OF Pennsylvania fix the Republican ma
Jorlty at 1865, giving all the heavy Democratic
counties their own reports. Tney say TINS es-
innate has been proved by the returns, and Will
not in any event be changed oae thousand
either way. The following is list OF Col-
gressmen elected:
I'd disiTlct-O'Neill, Republican, reelected
2,f49 majority,
lth Gistrict-KelIey, Republican, reelected
2.ISc majority. 80
5th district-Readlng, Democrat; gain-i32
majority.
9th distriet-SIiles, Democrat --.-z..
9Th district-rownsend, Republican.
Sth distrICt-Getz, Democrat re-elected
Gth district-Dickey, Republican, IN place of
Thad. Stevens, deceased.
10th district-Cske, Republican, Reelected.
1lth district-Nan Auken, Democrat, re-elect-
18th ward, Democrat, re.elect.
ed
18th district-Mercur, Republican reelected
1iin distrIct-Packer, Republican
18Th district-Haldeman. Democrat.
10Th dlstrlct-Cessna, Republican.
l7ih dlstrict-Morrell, RepU 0lican.
Ie dlstrlct-Armstrong Republican.
ed + III disuie'-Se0feld' Republican r'-eie''-
both district-Gilfllan, Republican.
2ist olstrlct-COVOde, Republican. A dis
patch TO the ChTORlcIe says: Indiana county
gives 1850 Republican majority Faye,te
county, 90 Democratic majority. WestmOre-
land county, l,30O Democratic majority. These
three cOuntIes compose Coyode's district, and
the figures, therefore, indicate his election by
81 majority.
I'D iii strIct-Negley. Republican.
23d disfrict-Phelps, Republican.
Path district-Donley, Republican.
Total-Rep ublicans Is; Democrats s. DEM
ocratie gain OFF,.
1t is alleged that the election in the 18th and
5th districts Will be contested.
The whole number OF votes given for Mayor
in Philadelphia, was s,s39, the heav az
Eregate ever cast IN that city. Mr.. Daniel NJ
Fox, the Democratic candidate for Mayor, re-
ceIved 6O,539 votes, against $500 fer Tyndale,
Republican. MIR. FOx's majority rs, therefore,
2..sj9. According to the returns, the Democratic
city and county ticket has ma]orIties ranging
from ., $50 10 OIL.
OHIo.-The latest dispatches from Ohio give
the Republicans majority of 5000, and thir-
teen out of nineteen Congressman. The follow
ing congressman are elected:
LIST Glstriet-Strader, Democrat; gain.
I'd distnct-Ste venson, Republican
Sd distrIct-SChanck, Republican
4th dlSirict-Lawrence, Republican.
5th dlstriCt-MUngsn, Democrat.
9TH dIstriCt-Smith, Republican.
1th distTict-Winans, Republican.
Sh dIstrict-Beatty, Republican.
9Th district-Dickinson. Democrat.
10th distrct-Hoag, Democrat-gain, in the
place of Ashley, Republican.
1Ith distrlct-WiIson, Republican.
18th district-Ean Trump, Democrat.
18th district-Morgan, Democrat.
18th district-Weiker, Republican.
18th district-Moore Republican.
10th district-Bingham, Republican.
17ih district-Ambler, Republican.
18th distrIct-Upson Republican.
10Th district-Iar field, Republican.
Total Republicans l3; Democrats 6-Demo-
crane gam of ?.
lNDIANA--The latest returns make the State
ticket doubtful. Thirty seven counties heard
from show Democratic gain OF 6,1O9. Forty
one counties are yet 70 hear from, aud il will
therefore require gain of ISl III each county
TO give the State to the Democrats. The Demo-
cratic Central Committee claim the State, and
figure majority of $50, while the Republican
Central Committee clam 2,4OO on the STATE
ticket. The Congressman elected are:
Ist Observation-Disclosures, Democrat.
I'd Gistrict-Kerr, Democrat.
4th district-Julian, Repu blican.
5Ih district-CobuTn, Republican.
9th district-Carter. Republican, (over NoOT-
bees: doubtful.)
7th diStrict-Orth, Republican, Thy 700 ma
jCrity.)
Sth district-Pratt, Republican.
9th dlstrict-Sbanks, Republican.
10Th district Williams, Republican.
18th district-Packard, Republican.
The Sd district is still doubtful, both parties
claiming it. Conceding the I'd district to the
Democrats, and supposing VOORHEES, to be de-
feated, Will leave the State representation in
Congress divided as at present, viz: eight to
three.