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New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
EARLIER RETURNS.
THE RESULT DOUBTFUL-THE LIBERALS JUBI-
LIANT AND CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
IGPHPRAI PRESS DISpATCHEHl

THE RESULT DoUBTFUL-THE LIBERALS JUBI-
LIANT AND CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.--At II o'clock tonight
the Grant Republican Central Committee figure ma.
torty on actual official returns from At counties and par
tia and estimated maorides from the remainder OF the
State, OF 22s for Brown
The Liberal Committee claim a net gain on the TO
turns from 66 counties the vote OF 1863, which, with
martial returns and estimated maorities from the re-
msnder Of the State, viii elect Hendricks by 1000 ma
jorty.
The vote is 80 close that IL may require the official ma
jorities TO determine the result The Liberals are
ubilant.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-Later returns from
forty townships in several countless show net Grant
Repubcan gain Of between 100 aid 800. The result on
the State ticket Is still very doubtful Both parties
claim the State by q small majority.
In Wayne County five townships, including Richmond
Cambridge City, and Hagerstowr, give majority OF sso
for Brown With townships TO hear from, the est
mated majority in the county is 1900. In Randolph
County Browns majority is l,scO g Grant Republican
gain Of CO0t tPosey County gives Grant Republican gain
800 Allen County gives a Liberal gain Of from 300 to
oOO In Vandenburg County, Heilman Grant Republi-
can candidate for Congress, has 14Oo majority over
NibHaek In the Same county the Republican majority
on the State ticket only 6oo Very little has been re-
ceyed from Congress Districts Of the vote for state
Senators and Representatives,.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
COMMENTS BY THE PRESS.
GRANT PULLED HARrRANFr THROUGH.

'FRONT.' Ife&e.
Without questioning the motives OF those who
have resolved perpetuate an oions local rulelnsn
ferohe i'm It's arrogance and most extraVagant ana cosby
I'm its actOnswe shall be PROFOUNDLY grained II our a
,rehensions - repeatedly uttered, are not confirmed
Grave and monentous trusts have agn n Deen connufd
he nature OF things that the agencies again fastened
upon the State may profit by experience ana, satseu
ties may turn over new leat.make, IN la9t' a new
book OF better en- and be as free to praise
as we have bold 10 oppose IL would ne fo 10 a.
w fknrinS ING of fraud We believe it 10 be Legitimate
maiority-the. growth OF several eauses tnat t. nS
% and study. Gen Grant pulled this ticket
hr9ngh In any ordinary contest II would nave Deen
beate % ,Soyid damage him in November rallied to it
thousands who closed ther eyes to the proofs we daiy
Sead before them and constrained many 10 cerfy 10
he deservngs Of candidates Of questionable record
are % nov nndopbedS be
limited States Senator, armed with new prerogalves 70
spirit in the state and he win again
0not the prestige and WELD the patronage or the fre
10 forw ard his desgns-unless, indeed, Gen Grant
riii do the independent people OF Pennsyyanis the
noe 10 believe that their protest against TINS reckless
ma boweyer fruitless ut the late election has sprung
from from, pure and honest motives
pu,IAnEIPHIA NEVER SPOKE so BEFORE.
From ne Philadelphia North Aserioan . -
AS we had fully e5pecatsG ana o PPedctea ss
@ indulge in no particular lubaton at tins time
what has been done NAE se be spoke beoe ana
s not likely to passed over slightly to
10 eoon forQOtten. Ine hSehuls -
e ss as one the most fornldsole we have
ever had 10 encounter but only and in tss rue re
tSsT have rallied % the support Of ,hs heroic
Haftranft in style that does tnp npphiadephia we have
sS sfeSs Everything before no Lysy
o 70 stem the onward sweep OF Tue ssc NJ t that
Se and heT pH TO- the
ter gned and she has 5000 nd,centIy accounted
ses The universal eIcteent For me nr making mo
colored vote fully poea tne ebised c
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
TUE VOTE FOR CoNGREssMEN.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 9-TmRD DISTRICT.
Clinton County, Smith, Republican, 1880 Warren
County (completel, Smith, Republican, $685. sohn, Dem
ocrat, 2,O2s.
FouRH DIsTRIcT--Darke County, Winans Democrat
S43 majority; Preble County, GuDekel. Republican, +'s
majority; Montgomery County GuDckel RepubIican,c cS
majority. Gunckeps majority iR the district Is about
1900.
Sixth DISTRICT (o1icial. - Wikof, 1904 majority;
Sherwood Republican for Congress, 972 majority. sheI'
woods majority in the district is l,SOO.
EIGHTH Decentralization Co.. Lawrence Republi-
can, for Congress, AT majority Champaign Co., Law
renee eSl majority; Miami Co.. Lawrence s12 majority;
Logan Co., Lawrence 7e3 majority. Wkoh has s.S ma
jority In Miami Co.
NINTH DIsrRIcT.-Knox Co., Morgan, Dem, for Con
gress. 6es maj.
TENTH DIsrMcr.-Hancock Co., Wiley 269o wikoG
2s4e sloan Dem, for Congress- 257 majority over Fos
ter, Rep.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT-Gallia Co., Bundy, Republican.
for Congress- s2l majority. Wikofs majority il estl
mated at LOO Washington Co.. state ticket Repubi
can majority; Lawrence Co., complete Bepuohcan ma
jority, 1,47o
TWELFTH DIsrRIcT-Pery Co.. Jewett's, Democratic,
majority about 400.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRICT-Muskingum Co., Marsh, Repnl-
Ican for Congress received 1854 Southland, Democrat.
received s,4ss. The Republican County ticket vac
elected.
hind as far as heard from, but Will carry the district y
from 5000 TO $500.
FIFTfESIH DIsTRIcr-sprague, Republican, goes 20
Monroe with 1900 majority; Monroe gives Democratic
majority of 17OO, making spragues majority 10 The dis
trict $50
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT -MajOrities by eoanties; Bel
mont County, Danford 500; Harrison County, Daniord
600 Noble County, Daoford l75 Jefferson County Dan
ford, l,077.
NINETEENTH DIsrMcT.-Portage County-Vote por
Congressmen Garfield, Republican, 42S5 sutlle, Deui-
ocrat, 2,576.
FOURTH DIsTRIcr-Greene County Wiko, 1856; Wiley,
ls25 Republican gain 500. Madison County, Niko1,
ls2; Wiley, 1880: Brown County, Wikon 99S; Wiley,
$50. The returns from this county are incomplete
wikofs majority in Champaign County is 80; Harrison
County, wikOfrs majority, $50; Wayne County, Whon
s5SO Wiley, 3,74s; the Republican county ticket elected
except the Sheriff. InMuskingum County the Democratic
majority on state ticket is 224; in Montgomery County
the Democratic majority State ticket IS 500 Weieh,
Supreme Judge is about 100 behin In scioto County
Wikof has $50 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
HORACE GREELEY IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.--Horace Greeley arrived
here at $40 tonight He met at the depot by George
& Brown the President Of the Maryland Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, and was Immediately driven to
tbe residence OF at gentlemen whose guest be VIII be
untn Tomorrow Mr. Greeley's arrival was known only
IN Mr. Brown and one or two friends; and in obedience
10 his wish 40 formal reception was rendered AS be-
fore stated, sr Greeley will deliver the address at the
fonrth annual fair Of the Maryland Agricultural and Me
hanieal society az NOM tomorrow, and will review
grand torchligbt procession the same evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
win insure Heudriclss election by at least 9, 500

win insure Hendrickss election by ct least S,ooo
majority. o'i
The following additional msjorities from counties
reported as Official:
Allen County 2s7s majority for Hendricks; Bartholo-
Comfy 500 majority for Hendricks Benton County
Republican majority ia Decatur Republican majority
17s; Delaware County, Republican majority
l.ls5 Elkhart County; Liberal majority onS Goo 100
Connty Repnblican majority, e2b Hhndricks County,
Republican majority. 1905 Howard county tonicalo Set
Republican majority; Jasper County, RePuDlcan ma
jority 800 johnson IAN but one township sos Demo
cratic majority; Knox County, Democratic ms)ory
$40; Lake County. Republican majority ,,a,i osoi
gomery County, Liberal majority 1lS
Morgan County, Republican majority s2s; Newton Newton
County, Republican majority ls0; Porter County,
Republican majority 400; Posay County, ,,Lns Llo.
era majority 900; Rush County, kepnoGnean G.ai
majority, 2l5 Stark County liberal majority, e.; sttn
ben County Republican majority sT6 Upton county
Liberal majority 2lS; Wabash County Reg%Snii r,H,Ii
Republican majority Sol; Wayne County tofelaD RepuD-
lican majority, 1s7O; whiteey County Liberal ma
jority 300. The late returns giving Liberal gains,
win not change the complexion OF the
Legislature. fron previous reports The Liberals con-
q majority in The Legislature 10 the Grrnt RepuD-
leans. This will insure the reelection Of Morton to the
United States Senate.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE VICTORY SECURED.

MORTON CONCEDEs HENDRICKS ELECTION, BUT
CLAIsfs THE LEGISLATURE.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSEI
INDIANAPoIIs Oct. 9.-Hendricks is safe. Morton
comedies this, but claims the Legislature Voorhees,
is detected by q very slight majority. Nef claims to
have beaten Shanks. We gave up the State to-day,
and arc now too much eated to find words to express
ourselves The victory is won by the Liberal Re
publicans. JOHN A. FINCH,
Chm. Lib. Rep. Ex. State Committee.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSRI
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 9.-Hendricks 900 ahead. and
probably elected Several counties to hear from.
T. s. ALvoRD,
;..nn,, nornnnrnfin Qlafe Connittea.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
CONGRESsMEN ELECTED.
The following is the result in the Congress
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

CABINET COUNCIL TO DISCUSS TIE GENEVA
AWARD-EEwMARKEr RACES.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 0, 1874
The Cabinet Council called for this week by
Mr. Gladstone viii probably discuss the award OF tho
Geneva Tribunal.
The race for the Middle Park Plate at Newmarket to-
day. resulted in O dead heat between Surfnam and
Kaiser Montargcs was third Eighteen horses ran.
The betting just before tho start 100 to against
suriparn aud TO against Kaiser. The American yacht
sappho is now at Cowes and will remain there during
the Winter
The coal masters OF South Wales have resolved to close
their works shortly pending reduction Of the wages Of
their employees
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
VICTORY IN INDIANA.
THE REFORM TRIUMPH COMPLETE.
BOTH SIDES ADMIT IT.

The Liberal victory in Indiana is secure.
Even Morton gives up the election of Hen
bricks; and the latest dispatches indicate that
the Legislature is also carried, thus ending
Morton's political life. The returns now in
dicate majority Of from 1900 to $500 for
Hendricks. The Chairman of the Lib
eral Republican Committee claims the
State by handsome majority the Chairman
of the Democratic State Committee, in dis
patch sent before some of the later counties
were heard from, claimed 1000.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
rRInMPn FOR CORRUPTION.

. TRIUMPH FOR CORRUPTION. I..I
~, "a, from The PhiLdlelphfd Ag1 .
The plan of battle of the enemy was so
pan that the contest of yesterday can be very simply
Ielu our state was the focus 10 which were drawn all
Tue means and appliances by which RadicaIsm has long
maintained its sVayal the machinery of public
rupuon was put In motion. But this was vastly aug
menled whtn the State and, they always insist
na the nat onal issues required They used tho
names, as well as the purses OF the wealthy cizcnRwho
were content 10 barter good administration and honest
government IN state and city for transory triumph
IOr thfr unworthy candidates The Federal Government
ibaoo Itself party 10 the contest. with all Its re-
sources and President Grant cheek by iow with simon
cameron appeared ON the scene and from the balcony
M ibe Continental Hotel made a speech for Hartranft
rms immense aggregate OF political influence
ahd corruption has wrung from manipulated
hailot-boxes the vote which present to-day
IN our columns IL does not really represent the moral
OF political Judgment Of the people of Pennsylvania on
Ibe true issues OF TINS campaign The most serious
eN ls OF the contest m upon city. 1t In the
condition that NewYOrk would have been II Tweed in
stead of being driven from power had been, with the
help of the Federal Government ndorsed and ap-
plauded and installed in high Office. The fresh
sweep aud scope which that would have given to his
power is now given 10 our "Rine" They take fresh
license and fresh start from this, which is peculiarly
their victory The acts pardOned In Yerkes and Hart
rbnft VIII bo eclpsed frnuds and pecuatiOns
that Will he too great burden for the lnngsuer
ing people of Philadelphia. For though what Demo-
Gratis and Rcfrmers call fraud Is ndoreed honest
enough for RadicaisIn this will long stand accepted
the popular verdict. Defeat in the defense OF the
beet interests OF State and city with IL
presage Of future victory.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
OBITUARY.

Henry C. Deming, formerly member OF
from Connecticut and az the time OF his death
Collector of Internal Revenue at Hartford, died sui.
denly yesterday, of apOplexy, age ST. lie was gradu-
ated at Harvard College in 1896 had been several times
member of the State Legislature Mayor OF Hartford.
Colonel Of the 18th Connecticut Volunteers and Mayor
OF New orleans during portion Of the war
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
SWEDEN.
THE 1NrERMENT OF THE DECEASED KING.

The INTERMENT OF THE DECEASED KINd'
STOCKHOLM, Wednesday, Oct. 0. 1872.
The remains of the late King Charles XIV.
have been brought the Capital from Mam0 and were
to-day buried beneath the Rddarsholm Church. The
funeral procession was long and imposing ana passed
from the Royal Palace the place Of interment OF the
Swedish Kings through long lines Of people who every
where expressed by unmstakabe sgns the respect felt
by the population for their late monarch and sympathy
for the bereaved members of the royal family Nearly
every house along the route draped in mourning
Tho ceremonies at the church were very impressive
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
AN ASSURED LIBERAL MAJORITY OF $500
LEGISLATURE PROBABLY LIBERAL MoRToN's
CAREER ENDED.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUsI.I

10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUsIl
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 9-Midnight.-The gains for
Hendricks continue to hold out WELL and the correc
ton on tho estimates of last night in
crease tho majority materially. The re-
turns from this city, which have been greatly
below the Morton estimate leave no room to
doubt the election of Hendricks by substantial
majority. The Congress Districtswin stand: Ist. w.
f. Nback, Llb1s IId s. R.Wolfe. Lib1; Hid, w. s.
Holman, Liberal; ~. j. Wilson, Adm; v Doubt
full; vi. Hunter, Adm. VII. Doubtful; VIII.
Tyner, ADM TX Nef, Liberals x saylor, Adm;
XI. Packard, Adm. The Legislature, so far.
holds Liberal majority, even at the
Morton figures. The gain is from four to six and
tho loss three. This, with eight holding over,
well assures the Liberal ascendency and de-
priyes Morton of the fruits of his villainous
maneuvering Nothing now but inonceivable fraud
can withhold the majority from Hendricks, but
there is tolerable assurance that this may be pre-
vented. The nett gain at this latest moment Is
9OO and this will give the Liberals $500 majority
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
SPAIN.

CONGRESS REFUSES TO CONSIDER THE PROPOSE
TION FOR EMANCIPATION.
MADRID. Wednesday, Oct Q, 1872.
The Congress, by q vote of 161 against 81,
has refused to consider the amendment offered by Re-
publican member to address to the King askng for
the emancipation Of slaves
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE VICTORY OF THE RING.

We make below the best estimate we can, from
ouT present information of the majorities in Penn
Sylvania by counties as compared with the vote OF
1865. According to these estimates Hartranft's ma
jsrlty is more likely to fall below than go above
1900 TheAdminstrationp party has probably chosen
q Of the "a Congressman, three of whom are chosen
from the State at large. There are, as yet no re
turns to show in what proportion, if any, Hartrantt
runs behind his ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
CROPPING THROUGH DARKNESS TO LIGHT.
FIRST DIsPATCH-THE VOTE VERY CLOSE WITH
A PROSPECT FOR THE LIBERALS.

PROSPECT FOR THE LIBERALS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBCHR1
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9-723 p. In.-Everythlng IA
still in doubt. The returns from the counties drag
along slowly, and the assumption On both sides is
that Hendricks will probably get very small
majority so small that it will require the official
count to determine it. Morton claims the Legisla-
ture but the Liberal Committee feel confident that
joint ballot will give them the ascendency SO far
the counties aud townships heard from are the
strong places of the other party and if the Demo-
cratic counties hold out Hendricks will have safe
majority The wards of this city are not yet
counted but the city has gone largely for the Grant
people.
MORE CHEER FROM CINCINNATI.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUEB.l
CINCINNATI Oct. 9.-Leading Republicans az
indianapolis concede Hendricks's election by small
majority. e,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
coNGRpss NOMINATIONS.

BIsGHAMroN, n. Y, Oct. 9.-Mlo Goodrich
va. yss,e,dav nomipated by the Democrats and Lib
erals Of the xxyIIh District, at oswego for re-
election 20 Congress.
CRY OF KINGSTON, " Y, Oct 9-The Grant Repuoh'
cans have nominated John Maxwell for Congress from
ne xIyh District and John sanderson for State senator
from, the XVIII Senatorial District.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE u. s. MINISTER TO LIBERIA STABBED BY A
POLITICAL OPPONENT.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-About o'clock this
morping during heated political discussion between
J. Milton Turner colored). u T. Minister to Liberia ana
George W. Medley, another prominent colored man OF
,hi ci,v the latter stabbed the former with pocket
knife in the left breast, incting wound which II IL
thought will prove fatal. Turner was eohVeyed W MS
ras,dence and Medley was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
onIMrs AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEoRAPH.

THE Albion Lead Works of Taunton, Mass,
wa, busd y..,day Loss Insured for ftoo In rsfoa
onees ID 'a f. =,
In Lowell, yesterday, steam boiler exploded
the susol Corporation. hhng Debth heo"V h' 'hhs Wv
bzildiBs -- 4,
VIM. A. Peabody, for robbing letters In the
Ro,ton PosfOmes esk bNt teen tehtess ss
y,su inpUfot HsIt ts pseiss JsiL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
5o.5Oe t2,sl3. l0,l7l

The "a counties given above comprise those most
strongly Republican, and cast about one-ouarter of
the entire vote Of the State. In 1858, they gave
Republican majority of 1865 This has been reduced
to e,7oe, q Liberal gain of 0e0. The Republican
majority in the whole State in 1868 was only Del.
The same proportion Of gain throughout the State
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE LESSON FROM OHIO.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.l

CINCINNATI, Oct. 9-Referring to the county
vote The Commercial Qnd this morning Gays eIitori-
ally:,
There has been for some time loss OF public conf
dence IN the integrity of the managers OF the Republican
organization in this county, and tins distrnst has
borne its appropriate fruits. part OF tho Re-
publican ticket this Fall very good and In
less exciting times the duty Of citizens 10 discriminate
select the best the two tickets would have
been better performed Returns from the State of Ohio
large show that the Liberal movement has not shown
solid strength outside the large The Republican
party has held it's own and made some important gains
in the Central and Northern portions OF the State and
the consequence that party has carried the State by
nearly large majority as In tho last gubernatorial
election.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE PRESS ON THE ELECTIONS.
A POSITIVE DEMONSTRATION OF FRAUD.

Eron, Jhs Spriarfed Republican
The result in Pennsylvania is so positive n
demonstration OF fraud that II il Of vital interest to
know how the people will take It. Any VINO will
look at the facts calmly cannot but is terrible sig
mfcance IL is tnat s TO say, wellkBown and nOtor
fact that the nomination of Hartranf Immediately
developed In The Republican party Of that State one OF
the most widespread and bitter schsms that ever split
party; that the manner In which Hartrant had ap-
oprised public money TO private spoil at once cut of
from his support thousands of honest Republicans
throughout the state, and that the nomination OF
honest and able and popular In the person Of Bucka
lew, and the rapid development OF the Liberal cause
throughout the country steadily wideDed tho breach
In the Republican ranks down to the very day OF
the election, that the Bucinew wing OF the party
had the support of the most Influential Republic
paper the State and the two most influential IN the
city OF Philadelphia These facts known and admit
ted by all men, Of all parties, and yet In face OF them
Harranft is elected by majority fully MP to that usu
ally gained by the Republican party, and carries Phia-
deipha by than double the usual majority Its
PLANTATION upon honest grounds is utterly impossible It's
true character is further illuminated by the fact that
while the country and smaller cities show large Liberal
gains, the sums OF Philadelphia depended upon TO
roll the corrupt majority, We say the mood IN which
the people OF Pennsylvania accept this result OF
mount interest 90 every believer In free insiutonsan
interest greater possible than that pertaining to the
arOusal OF public sentiment upon the late corrupt Ring
OF NewYOrk City. The reign OF Cameron has by this
last degradation reduced Pennsy yania politics TO point
OF nfay which should disturb the seepof every honest
man in that State for good while 70 come What
they going to do about it
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
FORNEY's DOOM.
GRANT WARNED AGAINST HIM.
-. ,rv,r or 70 nm srO run .srprRTEp

IBY TELEGRAPH IO Ihb lHiDIN"i
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a telegram from Russell
Frrett was received by the President to-day, saying
that J. W. Forney must not be permitted to stump
Pennsylvania for him. The reason assigned was
that the people tired of Forney and will not hear
him. and that he win damage any cause he espouses
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ADMITS IT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.i

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. o.-Thc latest returns received
ticket and indicate the election Of Hendricks for
Governor by small majority. The Grant Republi-
cans gain two Congressman, and probably lose one.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Total .....S31.I .I1o 81, 1,TS9..... ..5s,ls6 $3.50
Majority for Hartranft in 1868, 9077 his estimated
majority in 1872, 22,636. HartraDfts majority
Sa 1893 excluding Philadelphia was 9,s52; his esti-
mated majority in 1871 exclusive Of Philadelphia,
B,s13.
The following is a list of the Congressman elected:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
COMPARATIVE VOTE BY COUNTIES.
1871.
IS12.

TOtal........7,325 n6 .I,bI 1I,ys6
Maiorities so far wiko6 1885, do. for Noyes in is7
10, ,4OI; Liberal gain. clio.
CONGREssMEN ELECT.
The following are the members of the
xIuId Congress elected in Ohio Tuesday last Lib
erals in Ilalics, Z; Administration, IA Roman, 10;
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Grant Republicans, in Roman, d. including the three
Congressrnen at large. Liberals, in ItalicS.
Members OF the present Congress
The Conference Committees of Lehigh and Mont
romery With District being unable to agree on
the Liberal candidate, the Administration
candidate seems to have been elected in this
Democratic stronghold. The XIIItb, XYIth,
XYIIth, and XVlIIth Districts were exceedingly
close in 1870 the Democrats eecting their candidates
in the three latter by the unexpectedly small
najorities Of Is, II, and q, respectively We have
given two Of these three districts to the Cameron
party In 1860, the "a districts elected Democrats
and 10 Republicans, against Liberals and l9Admm'
istration men this year
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Isns and the result in the complete revolution in
the flfth Ward, which, after having once gwen 100
democratic majority, now goes Republican.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Dtsiricts. >,
/. sSamVel J. Randall.
III. Charles O'Neill.
III. Leonard Myers.
Nv. william ID. Kelley.
V. ALFRED G. Harmer.
VI. James s. Biery.
VII. sWasbt'n Townsend.
VIII. HeiStcr Ciymer.
TX. A. Herr Smith.
X. sJOhu W. Kiilinger.
XI. sJOhp b. Storm.
XII sI.aZ. ID. Shoemaker.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

Demuel Todd,
'Glenni w. Scofield.
Charles Albright.
DistrtetS
XIII. ]. d. strawbrldge.
XIV. sJohn Il, Packer.
XIV. John A. HGqee.
XVI. 'BenidD'tn F. Meyers
XVII. Abraham A. Barker.
XVIII. SObiesld Ross.
XIX. Carlton 3. Curtis.
Xxx. Hiram L.Rehmond.
/ XXI. Henry d. Foster.
XXI. james S. NeRley.
lXXIII. 'Eben'r McJunkin.
* XIV. William S. Moore.