Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-14

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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-In tue Sixth
ward the Democratic majority is 62l-s
gain of 80; Fourth ward, Democratic ma
jority 3,500-gain, 1,s00; Eighth ward, Re-
publican majority, 230-gain 20, y9rY -
The Republicans estimate Meyers major
ity in the Third district at 800. Both par
ties still claim three districts in the city
/ In Chester county there is a Republica
.ain of l02. T. s ft4iFr
; LANCASTER, Oct. 1s-The1 Republican,
; claim gain in twelve districts, oyei
Geary's vote, of 404. ..-.....s ann
DowNINGroN, Oct. 13.-This borough
and township gives a Republican majority
of Pa Democratic gain of 35 s-,e5
HARRIsBURG, Oct. 13.-Democrats con-
cede the city to the Republicans by 120
majority. The Third ward gives Repub-
lican majority of s2--a gain,for the Repub-
licans; Fifth ward gives Democratic ma.
jority of Z; Sixth ward, Republican ma
jority, 10. No other wards in yet. 60 i
HUNTINGTON, Ost 13.-In this borough
the Republicans have Al majority in the
East ward, snd % in the West ward--total,
64-making a Republican gain of II since
| last year. In st. Clair township the Re-
publican vote is l3O, and the Democratic
vote 120. ..r
PITTSBURGH, Oct. r13.-Republican ma
jority 125; gain of 80. + 15a q rof i3Fa o
Seventeenth ward, Allegheny City, 13. q
! First ward, Republican gain in Williams
1l6; 1st precinct, Sd ward, Allegheny, Re-
publican gain 1ls; 4th ward, Allegheny,
4 Republican gain, 142. Jrrg5 -sv & .'i
TEMPERANcEvILLE, Pa, Oct. 13.-Repub-
lican majority 90; gain 30. .t ads g=r.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 13.-The Republican
majority--9s; gain 20 zdtoas ri af
Brady's Bend-Republican majority, 134,
gain AZ. a1e 5... Ga 900 ~ grws lair.
Republican gain in Burk's ward, Ber-
mingham, r. l-iat ~ ..w
Goth ward-Republican majority, 123.
| Old Sd ward-Democratic majority, 52s;
Republican gain, 2S. 10Th ward-Repub-
lican vote 243, Democrat vote, 232; Repnb-
lican majority, IL. vsT& ct .a.'54 m-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1880 P. M.-The
| Democratic ticket is elected In the city by
600 majority; the Democrats claim 4, 4,OCO.
| Randall (Dem.) 1st district, re. elected by
about 5000; Myers (Rep.) reelected in
the Sd district by 400 majority; O'Neill
(Rep) reelected by 2sOO; Kelly rep in
4th district, reelected by 1000 majority.
The Democrats are hopeful OF the State.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l13s-In st. Clair
township, Schuylkill county, the Republic
cans gain 167; Berwick township, Columbia
county, Republican gain, 20; Palo Alto,
Schuylkill county, Republican gain, IL;
Tyson, Blair county, Republican gain. l6 !;
Snyder, Blair county, Republican gain, s.;
Allegheny, Republican gain, %; in the
district Republicans gain 1910; Lancaster
city and township the Republicans gain
$50. The Republicans claim from 6 to 1000
gain on Geary's vote in this county.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-It is reported
that the Democratic majority in the Sixth
ward is 625-a gain of 80 over last year !;
Eighth ward gives Fox majority; claimed.
in the Fourth ward by $500 mai jority.i 60 g
DowNINGToN, Pa, October 13.--This
borough and township gives "a Republi
can majority; Democratic gain of 35. l1o
HARRISBURG, October 13.-The Demoe-
racy concede the city to the Republicans
by 120 majority. fli ;s9L5 yn ni 1856 ]
HUNTINGTON, October I3.-In this bo-
rough the Republicans have Al maj in
the East ward and % in the West ward;
total, Ga Republicans; gain of IL since last
year. st. Clair township-Republican vote
130; Democratic vote 12O. ~ -D;7 yi1 Tt F.
, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 13.-The Dem
ocratic ticket Is elected in this city by three
thousand majority. The Democrats claim
four thousand. Randall, Democrat, in the
1st District is reelected by about six thou
sand majority. Myers (RepubicaD) is re-
elected in the third District by four hum
dred majority. O'Neil (Republican) is re-
elected bytwenty- eight thousand majority.
Kelley (RepublicaD) is reelected in the
fourth District by two thousand majority.
The Democrats still hope for the State ai
HUNTINGTON, Pa, Oct. 13.-Hartcraft,
three hundred and ten, Boyle, two hundred
and f1fty-one. hff'-#1 FoZ 1hr7E - Tf1''ee
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13--Fifteenth ward
eight hundred and fifty Republican major
ity--Democratic gain one hundred and
seventy-one. The Fifth ward gave one
hundred and six Democratic majority
a gain of eighty-six, on the vote of 1867.
4, THE LATEST FROM Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.--Mr. Wallace,
Chairman of the Democratic State Conn
mittee, says that the Democrats carried the
city by 1000, and gain as far as heard from
in the State is over the vote of last year, |
when the State, went Democratic by about
1000 majority asr7 -at ~c.It geTi re5 i
10 a Associated Press Dispatched o5w /
b fPHILADELHHIA, Oct. l3.-The4 gains and
losses here givenare complied on the vote
of last year, when the Democrats had 922
majority. 49, .5'00
Chester county-Westchester Hartraft
sos majority; Republican gaipls5. Eleven
districts in the county give Hartraft 79S;
Republican gain 102. e..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Eleventh ward
900 majority for Boyle lDem.), gain of
I24; Fifth ward, Boyle 6Dem. I0S6 msjor-
ity, Democratic gain of 66,i Returns from I
Columb bia township Indicate 5000 Repub-
lican majority in Lancaster county, gain
Of 700. ,e1frTfI1 yiI8s 3a5-i1o s0Hsef
eIKIrTANNING, PA, Oct. Is This borough
gives sixty-one of a, Republican majority. Il
TITUsyILLE, Pa, Oct. 13-Ninety-
q HUNTINGTON BoRoUGH -Hartcraft, threeI
hundred and ten; Boyle, two hundred and
Phi, lad ApELpH1A, Up a. oct. 13-Fffteenth ward,
eight hundred and fifty Republican major
lty; Democratic gain, two hundred. Fifth
ward, eleven hundred and six Democratic
gain OF three hundred and forty
nine on the vote of 1866. /,
Z dPHIEADEEPHIA, October 13.!-The Repub-
ican State Committee claim the city by
1000 to 2 800 majority Allegheny county, il
p towns, shows Republican gain of
I.079; Chester county, complete, shows
ibout $500 Republican majority, gain OF
lbout zoo. Lancaster county gives about
1900 Republican majority. Philadelphia,
second ward-1,050 Democratic majority;
rioga county, seven districts, give Re-
,nblican majority of 663; Scranton, Ninth
222: Kingston borough