The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10
FJ0RHEES AND .TIBLACE PR0B4BLY.DE-
FEITED.
Hartranft's Majority in Pennsylvania
10000. &C.. &c, &c.
OHIO.

l7re"!al kilograms TO the Richmond Dispatch.l
"AsulNGToH, October 9-A. M-The Lib
erals gain congressman in the First and &C.
cond districts, aid the Republicans have
probably carried the State. Nothing decisive
set, however.
Second Dispatch.
The Democrats concedc Ohio to the Re-
ruhlicans, but their majority has not yet been
ascertlincd.
IN Hamilton county {CincinndtD the Libe.
rals gain two members Of Congress. Returns
from ail but one precinct in the First district
are in. CayIor DcmocraD has 1914 majority
over Eggleston, for the short term ito fill
vacancy, and in the same district Dodds
(DemocraD has 2,367 majority over Taft
(Rcpublican.) In the Second district Ban.
ming (LibcraD has about 1 500 majority. Wi
Icy Dcmocillj haS in these districts 5000 ma
jority for Secretary of State.
[Dy Associated preSs.l
CiNCI:NAT1, October 9.-The following are
the Liberal and Democratic majoritics in
Hamilton county. as far a. heard from-the
only precinct omitted is Whitewater town.
ship: Wiley, for Secretary Of State, 5,3I2
majority; Green. for Judge Supreme Court.
800 majority; Riley, for Board OF Public
Works, 3,7I9 majority. For Congress First
District-Gaylor, $500 majority; Dodds,
2.3!9 majority Second District Banning.
/ 1,iS1 majority. The Democratic and Liberal
m,ioritieS on the county ticket range from
2,9G7 to 4.47l.
The State Republican Committee claim
they have carried Ohio by from $1,000 to
$4,000. The Democratic Committee concede
between 10000 and $1,000. The Republican
Committee also claim they have elected
Wclve congressman certainly, with more
than fair probability of two additional.
This gives the Democrats seven congress
meu-a gain of two in Hamilton county.
The Democrats do not coucede the Sixth and
Tenth districts.
One hundred and forty-scyen towns, two
cities, eleven wards, and two counties, com.
picte, give 6,3lT Republican majority fol
Wikof.
INDIANA.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Democrats
now concede Indiana as well as Ohio and
Pennsylvania to the Radicals, regarding fur
ther returns az affecting merely the question
OF maorilics. The Radicals only claim In
diana, however, by from 1000 to 1900, and
it may still be considered in doubt.
[By Associated Prcss.l
WASHINGTON, October Cd. .M4-The Sec
retary OF the Republican State Committee
claims Indiana by 5000. 1t is also claimed
that Voorhees, and NibIack Democrats) have
been beaten for Congress. Little attention
has been paid to congressman. In forty.one
townships in twenty-five counties the net
Republican gain on the vote Of 1870 is / ,072.
Second Dispatch.
ISD1aNAroLls, October 9.-Returns indi-
cate the following result in the congress
siopai districts First, second, third, and
seventh districts, Democratic !; fifth, eighth,
ninth, tenth, and eleventh. districts, Rcpub.
can; fourth WILSON'S and sixth (Foorhecs'
very close and doubtful.
Fourth Dispatch.
ISp1aSApo1Is, October GA special re-
norts the defeat o.! VOORHEES, By cons!dera-
bic majority. Tie Republicans claim the
State by $500 majority, and the Democrats
aY,. confident OF ucndIicks's election by
small majority.
The EcpuIlcan Ceutral Committee csti-
mates that the House Of Representatives will
consist Of 53 Republicans, 50 Democrats,
and u doubtful, and that the contest on the
State ticket is SO close that 1t will require the
official vote to decide it.
PENNSYLVANIA.
IBy Associated Press.l
New YORK, October 9.-rhe special dis
patches received in this city indicate the ma
iority for Hartr,Dtt at from 10000 to 25,0O0.
The results were awaited here with great in-
terest. Last evening crowds assembled 1T
the political headquarters aud hotels to hear
the returns. As the dispatches came in
cheers were given by the adhcrents of the
opposing parties. The Fifth-Ayenue Hotel
was thronged with politicians, who received
tclegranls until 4 very late hour.
The Tribune this morning says: owe have
been cheated out of Pennsylvania. We have
made great gains in Ohio, but not enough to
carry the State, and we haye nothing dis
couraging from Indiana"
PuILApELPHLA, October 9.-The congres.
sional delegation in this State will embrace
eighteen Republicans and nine Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-The Eeentn5
Telegraph says the congressional delegation
will be twenty-tbree Republicans and four
Democrats. Republicans being elected in the
8tb, 10th, 18th, 18th, both, 2lst, and 24th dis
tlicts.
Second Dispatch.
PrqTsBURGH, October 9.--The aggregate OF
returns from Allegheny county received up
10 l O'Clock p. n. give Hartranft 1l9 majori-
tv. Fifly-scven precincts yet TO be beard
from will probably increase his majority:
J. s. Negley (Republican) is returned 70
Congress from the Twenty-seeond district.
McJunkin (Republican) is elected In the
Twenty-third district. In the Twenty fourth
district William Moore (Republican) Is elect
ed over McClelland Democrap.
PuILApRLrHIA, October "a special TO
the Commercial says: "Nearly all the re.
turns from the State have been received at
RepubIican headquarters. They make Bar.
tranfts majority 81 200: The Republicans
cain seven members of Congress and lose
one IN the Luzsrns district. Twenty Re-