The Montana post., 1868-10-16
THE MONTANA POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16

claim the State by from 1000 to 10000
majority. Large Democratic gains are
reported in the southern portion of the
State.
Columbus, Oct 14.-The Congressman
probably elected, are as follows: 1st
District, p. w. Strader, Dem. I'd. Ste>
venson, Union. Sd. Schenck, Union.
4th. Lawrence, Union. 5th. Mungen,
Dem. 9th. Smith, Union. 7th Wins
ans, Union. Sth. Bea;tie. Union 9th
Dickinson. Dem. 10th. Doubtful. 11th.
Wilson, Union. 12th. Van Trump,
Dem. 18th. Morgan, Dem. II. Welker,
Union. 18th. Moore. Union. 10th.
Bingham. Union. 18th. Amber. Union.
18th. Upson, Union. 10Th. Garfield,
New York, October 14th.-The Times
considers the election a disastrous over
throw of the Democracy.
The Tribune styles the election in the
States yesterday, as the battle OF Five
Forks, of 1868, and thinks the Democrats
may abandon all hopes of success in
November.
Chicago, Oct. 14-Returns from the
Nebraska election are meagre, but show
Republican gains. The Republicans
claim the State by 1000 majority.
Forney telegIap this forenoon that
the Republicans elect the Mayor of Phil
adelphia by 1000 majority.
Chicago. Oct. 14-The contest in IN
diana on the State ticket is very close
both parties claiming 1t. The election
of members of Congress is unchanged
from last nights report, except in the
third district. which is now doubtful.
/ The Democrats carry the 1st, 81, and
| 9th districts.
Columbus, Oct. 14-Democratic Con-
gressmen are elected in the 1st, 9TH, 9th
18th and 18th districts. The others
have gone Republican. The Republi~
can majority in the State is about 5000
Schenck beats Vallandigham 494 votes
Winans (Rep.) majority in the Tth dis
trict is about 100
Harrisburg, heretofore Demo cratic
elects a Republican Mayor.
The Press claims a majority of 5000
in the State for the Republicans. 1t es-
Inmates that 81 Democrats and 81 Res
publicans are elected to the Assembly
Philadelphia, Oct. 14.-Forty counties
show a Democratic majority of 1868
The same counties last year gave a
Democratic majority of 10,5S0. There
are twenty six counties yet to hear
from, which last year gave a Republi-
can maj ority OF GIL. The State is Re
publican by from 5000 to 1900 major
ity- The Age comedies the State to the
Republicans, but thinks the majority
will be much lower than above stated.
The corrected vote for Mayor Fox
(den-) shows a majority of 1, ,101.
A row occurred near the corner OF eth
and Chestnut streets at ? o'clock this
morning, during which three policemen
were shot. Eleven roughs were arrested.
The wounded men are severely but not
dangerously hurt.
New York, Oct. IA Tribune spe-
cial from Congressman Mcclure, dated
at 4 o'clock this morning. states that
both Myers and Taylor are elected 10
Congress, and that the State has gone
Republican by from II 900 To 10000.
and that both branches of the Legisla-
ture are Republican.
The Republican gains in the Interior,
especially in the west are heavy.
The Herald says the loss of Pennsyl-
vania by the Democrats, is a death blow
to Seymour and Blair, and clearly indi~
Gates the election of Grant, and probably
involves the loss of New York State to
the Democracy.
The World considers the result of yes
terday's election still in doubt, and says
the general results don't encourage the
hope of such sweeping triumphs as
would have made the result in the No
vember election a foregone conclusion,
and that victory hovers still above con-
tending hosts, hesitating upon which
banner to alight.