New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
coNGRFssMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.
A REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN PENNSYLVANIA.

A REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HAiTR.NrTs MAJORITY IN THE STATE 20,OOO-RE-
PUBLICAN GAINS IN THE INITIATION DISTRICTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1850 p. m.-lbe only
erumb of comfort for the Democrats thus Tar Is a
gain in Pottsvine Judge Pershng's home, OF 23s.
With this exception there has been III unbroken cur
rent of gains for the Republicans. ln the towns
where the rag-money platform was confidently eS-
pected by It's advocates to make heavy lnrosds upon
the Republican vote il appears to have had the con-
trary effect. For instance, Titusville III the oil
region gives Hartranft cain of 7G and Johnstown,
which contains the greatest iron works IN the United
States. gives him gain Of 67 Greensburg, Demo-
cratic stronghold where Persing might be expected
10 eain shows a Democratic loss Of r. Present in
dicatons warrant the prediction that Hartranft is
elected by about II, 600 majority.
Tue REPUBLICAN MAJORITY INCREASING.
PmI IApEIPHIA-1O p. m.-The Democratic State
ticket is beaten by larger majority than the most
sanguine Republicans ventured 20 predict Careful
estimates on the returns in give llartranft over
10000 majority. In this city his majority is be-
leyod 20 be 1900. The news brings nothing but
modification TO the nhationists. In Western Penn
eylyania where the greenback movement was very
strong before the Ohio election, there appears to
have been a remarkable revulsiOn in public sentl-
ment, Hartranft gaining heavily in the very local-
ties from which the Democrats hoped most. In the
eastern counties the Republican gains are, with few
exceptions, universal Berks Connty, where the
Democrats adopted q hard money platform in their
County Convention, has, however, increased its
Democratic majority Of last year.
TWO OR THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY OUTSIDE
OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Pill p. m.-Therc Is no
change in The character of the returns The prospect
IL that last years Democratic majority in the State
outside Philadelphia of about $4,000 will be en-
tirely overcome and that Hartranft will have 1000
OF 5000 10 add 10 his huge majority IN
this city, bringing him ont about 10000 ahead.
Piollet runs ahead of PeIshing, but not enough 10
Indicate any possibility Of his election. With
the exception Of here and there town on the Ohio
border the only places where the Democrats
gain are where they carefully nfraned from discuss
ing the currency Issue. The contest in this city
between Bingham and liagert for Clerk Of Quarter
Sessions is very close. Hagert the Democratic and
Reform candidate Will run about fifteen thousand
ahead OF Pelslng, but will apparently lack two OF
three thousand votes Of the number required to de-
feat his Pilgrim" Ring competitor. 1t looks as if
IIartrsnfs majority in the city had been inflated by
processes often practiced by the Ring in order to
lect Bingham.
HARTRANIT's MAJORITY IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHIADfLPmi, Nov. 2--s p. mat . o'clock to-
day the majority for Harranlt in this city, accord
ing 10 the count kept by the window book men Of
the votes east in each precinct, was little over
1000. The Democratic wards bad not pelsd .
proporionally heavy vote. and by the time the polls
closed the Republicans had probably gained nothing
Oh that figure. few precincts that have made full
returns warrant the estimate that Hartranffs ma
iority in the city will he close to 10000. Bingham
runs behind and is probably beaten.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE COUNTRY TOWNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-9p. m.-Ihestrects in the
vicinity Of the Mayors Office are filed with excited
crowds The Tines Office is also besieged 10 such an
extent that Chestnut-st. is quito bocksded at this
point. Across the street in front of the City Hall
huge white banner ia hung on which the majorities
o. fast a. they are received are thrown with cam
era. All the returns that hsvs come up TO this hour
favor the Republicans. the country towns giving