The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-13
NEW YORK CITY.
Comments Of the Morning Journals
sifH.i Z. on the Elections.
Nav YoRK. OctObcr 12.

sldHi on the Elections.
New York, October 12. i
The World says that tho returns from
tho elections yesterday held In Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa come in very
slowly, but those alreadyreceiyed indicate
a decided breakingup Of the radical party
line. 1t is evident, however, that the vote
was generally light, the only marked
difference being in locations where the
new negro vote was brought out. The
majorities claimed by the Radicals in
Ohio are undoubtedly due to tho appear
ance Of thiselement at the polls for the
first time. While the Democracy hold
their own in Ohio they have made hand.
some gains Of Congressman in Pennsylva-
MIA and Indiana from close Congressional
districts. The returns are too light TO in.
dicate with certainty who are elected.
The probabilities are in favor Of Colonel
Campbell in Schcnck's district and for
Jewett in the 7th district Of Ohio Moth
ing has yet boon heard from lowtt and
Nebraska F'7" +'''|.'..' ~ '-
The Tribune, on the other hand, sets
down tho returns already ascertained as
indicating a substantial Republican VIC
tory, and says that the returns from Penn
sylvania indicate that tho Republicans
have held their own on Congressman, and
in certain portions Of the State have done
even better than could reasonably have
been expected, They have record Of
the reelection Of'William D. Kelly, In tho
4th District by handsome majority, in
spite Of the Republican opposition which
he had; to encounter, and III the
Cd District the indications are that JAW.
Greedy Independent Republican, supported
by the Democrats, Is elected bya small
majority Oyer, Charles o. Neil, the present
Republican member. In tho I'D District
Leonard Meyers, Republicans rc.electedi
In Bucks county and part OF 'Philadel:
phia; the scattering returns received
give hopes Of the election Of A. @. Har-
mer, Republican, over John s. Reading,
tho present Democratic member. John
B. Packer, Republican, Is reelected by n
handsome majority In tho 14th District,
In the 10th District the contest Is close,
and It is feared that Cessna, the present
member has been defeated by b. F.
Meyers, Democrat, though at present both
parties claim success. The 18th District,
Luzerne and Susquehapna, Is reported to
have returned ~. D. ,Shbtinaken Isepubli.
can. .GeneEal Negley tis re.electedl by
about 1900 majority in the 22d, Pittsburg,
District, and Ebenezer McJunkin, by
about 9,100 in the 23d District The reg:
ular Republican ticket for the county
officers In Allegheny is also elected by
some thousands. 4 u O. {!
A few members of the New York State
Labor Reform Association, last night, as.
sembled at Cooper Institute, nominated
State ticket, and adopted party plat
The race between the Dauntless and
Cambria twenty miles to windward from
the light ship and return, was sailed yes.
tetday, but owing to tho late lhont In
which thcsta was mode tho yachts were
unable to find tho mark boat.
An appealzh has been published by the
American French International Associa-
ton for the relief OF misery on the battle.
fields in behalf of the destitute victims Of
tho European war, Of whom over 10000
arc in starving condition IN Ardennes
alone,