The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
The Late Elections.

We find in the Ore1oHfon % LAG
inst. the following compilation OF returns
and de,sils ef the late sisstions In The
East:
/ PENNSYLVANIA.
| First. District--Sarnuel r. Randall
fDem has ABS majority.
Second District. v. Greedy Ind.
Rep, has majority Of 900 over Chss.
O'Neil, the regular Republican nominee.
Third Distrlct-Leonard Myers lRe
pubican) claims majority Of 600 over
John Motif [Dcm J, large Republican
Fourth Distriet--W. D. Kelly {aep.,
has majority rising 1900 over VIM. b.
Thomas tInd).
Fifth District--Still in Doubt. The
returns from Bucks county are not all in.
1t is said A. Hsrncr lRep is defeat
ed by John A. Reading (Dcmocrap
Sixth District majority tor Ac.
ker (Dem.) is estimated at 1900.
Seventh District w ashington Town
send (Rep.) is elected by $500 major
ity.
Eighth District-The majority for J.
Lawrence Ge:z Dem is nearly 5000
Ninth District-The majority for Q.
J. Dickey (Rep. is $500.
Tenth District--The vote il very close
between John ". Killinger (Rep) and
Cyrus d. Gloniger, Democracy. It will
take the full returns to settle the ques-
tion. The majority will be very small
either way.
| Eleventh District-Thc majority for
John B. Storncs Dem ia estimated a,
1000
Twelfth District. D. Shoemaker
. {Rep.) is reported elected, but this i
doubtful.
Thirteenth Distriet-Ulysses Mercur
Rep is said to be elected by $50 major
ity. This is also doubtful.
Fourteenth Dis.rict-John B. Packer
Rep is certainly elected by over 1900
: majority
E Cessna's election in the Sixteenth
District is still in doubt; also, Stewart
election in the Twenty first District.
i General Nesley is re elected By abou
1900 majority in the Twenty -seconj
(Pittsburg) District.
In the Twenty third Distric. the reg
: ular Republican ticket for county officers
is elected in Allegheny by some thous
ands.
. In the State Legislature the Republi
cans will have a majority of five ia ths
Senate. which is gain OF two. The
House will stand the same as last year
+ Leeds, the Republican candidate, has
majority for Sheriff in Philadelphia.
The Republicans gain one Congress
: man in the First District, and uudoubt
edly carry the Second, Third, Fourth
/ y. -, Etoroath
teenth, Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh
teenth and Nineteenth. Nothing ha
been heard from tie Sixth District. TIL
presentation in Congress, coneeding tn
:, Sixth District to Denver, will stan,
e thirteen Republicans tosix Democrats, a
y ut present.
AnotheEdispateh says the State vii
have, according 10 tile latest indications
|, fourteen Republicans and five Democrat
in Congress, gain of one member TO
the Republicans.
INDIANA.
r In the First District, Niblack, Demo
crat, is elected; Second District, Kerr
Democrat Third District, Holman. Dem
I oerat, Fourth District. Coburn, Repuh
j, lican; Sixth District, Voorhees,, Demo
crat; Seventh District, doubtful Fig hit
District, Tyner, Republican; Ninth Dis
: trIct, doubtful-General Wallace, Re
. publican, probably elected; Tenth Dis
; trics, Williams. Republican; Elevcnt
= District, Packard, Republican
The Republicans gain two members c
> the Legislature in Evansville.
Dcs Moines gives 500 Republican NJ:
s iority. large gain; Green county 300
o Cass county. 325 Madison county Got
i The Republican majority in the Stat
: will be over so 900.
NEW JERSEY.
The Republicans of Newark, Ne
Jersey, at the charter election swept til
y city by majority Of $500, q gain {
: 1000.
IS COMMENTS By THE NEW YORK TRIBCSl
1t The Tribune sets down the returns q
.. ready asccrtained as Indicating eubstaz
:, tial Republican Victories. 1t says th
returns from Pennsylva indicate thu
. the Republicans hold their own on Cor
. gressmen, and il. certain portions OF tt
State have done even better than coul
reasonably have been expected.