Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE HEsULT.
The New York morning papers seem to have
received dispatches from the States voting yes
terday, which in the main correspond with those
printed III our morning edition. Editorialy, they
sum up the result, as follows.
The 7tbuu. (Republican) says Returns and
reports from yesterdays election indicate the re-
election Of Gov Gcary In Pennsylvania by re-
ductd and OF Gov. Hays in Ohio by largely
Increased majority from 10000 to 15,O0O. Gov.
| Geary ran behind the average Republican vote
considerably behind his colleague ON the Repub-
| can State ticket, Judge Williams, who is un-
doubtedly chosen. Though we have few returns,
we believe a Republican Legislature is returned
In either State, which Is gain Of OHIO, where
| the last Legislature was Democratic in both
| branches, chpsing A. g. Thurman To the U. s.
Senate In place Of frank and fearless Ben. Wade
The Times (republican) says:-The returns
thus far received from Pennsylvania leave lttlt
or no doubt oi the verdict of the people Of thai
great Commonwealth In favor Of Governor Genry
and the Grult Administration Ona lighter pop
uaton vote than last October. the Rrpubllclt
majority promises to he relatively cmphathic
The City Of Philadelphia has especially crowned
this victory. From Democratic majority of la
last October she returns over fplr thousand 70
Governor Geary-a change which will prnbabl,
bring up most ii not all deficiencies from TIL
higher popular vote in the old Republican couu
ties East or West, assuming that a similar iallini
: OH ON the other side may not occur III the heav
Dem cratic counties.
single thrce-ilue telegram from Columbus a
midnight settled the great Ohio victory owe
Peudletnn u,id reputation. Governor Hayes
. trumphauty reelected, and with him, no duuU
, a Republican Legislature.
The Heraid, which has no principles, polite
, or Otherwise, says =
a ''Our returns and estimates so far received
the State electioLs Of yesterday Indicate that ii
:. republicans, ON short vote. have saved the
distance in PENNSYLVANIA in the reelection, by
IS small Iaajnrlty OF Governor Geary over Asa Pacl
/ er, and that they have probably defeated Pcnd
ton, Ohio. AS to Indilna, Nebraska and low
we are still left to cnpjectures, and we conjec
1t urc that Indiana, which was carried by ouy
s. Thousand majority for the republicans Octob
IT last I'm very full vote, has probably gone DEM
cratic this year by default. The heavy republics
IS majority in Iowa and iu Nebraska last year, q
The other hand, it is pretty safe to say, has ut
a been overcome "
u The World Oemocratic) says:--
e 1.-THE returns received from the States whit
held elections yesterday Indicate that the resi-
d In Pennsylv Is very close-so close that
" this writing g, A ND 1t Is impossible to I,
:, whether ASA Packer or John w. Gcary is elect,
:. Governor af Pennsylvania. The chances, hot
L ever, appear to BIZ in favor of Packer, who gal
re in the rural districts over his opponent
1.-THE dispatches frnm Ohio are coniliclin
Gu though the Inference from such as have Come
!, hand /. that Rutherford B. Hayes has been elect
(, Governor over George II. Pendleton by majo
s. ty varionsly estimated from five to twenty thor
10 and. The latest returns are very favorable I
10 Mr. Pcndleton 90 that II NAV be tAat he has be
fcicutadI hut Il Is vsry duubtfuk"