ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA
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We have returns from the Thirteenth Congress.
sonal district i'll PcnnSy Sylvania where an election
was hcd Oh t'frIay last, for member Of Con
gress TO supply the vacancy occasi oncd by the
death Of Gen. Frick. The candidates were
Pollock (Whg) and Snyder (l.ocoloco.) Mr.
Pollock succeeded by Il majority Of between 800
and 600.


The district is composed of Clinton, Lycom-
lng, Northumberland aud Union Counties. and
IN 1910 it gave Mr.. Van Iiur4n a majority Of
go over Gen. lIani on. The contest was de-
c'dcd upon the proper distinction between the
parties, h'}Q aud free hedc-Alr. Pollock Tor the
present tariff, Mr. Snyder ior Free trade.


The locos said before the election in Connect.
cut, that they would get that State. Th,y did
Hoi get H.


So they say they will get rcnns ylvant at the
Presidential election next fall. | pom what do
they found such Il prediction: In 1910 the
state went icr Harrison. At an election in one
d'Slllcl las! week there is a whig GAIN over the
vote given for Harrison of more than 1000 votes.
We know that some locoioco editors are apt a,
making the worse appear the better reason. But
does the above jGt lend them hope and lead
them to believe that the state is safe for their
candidate Rather does it not hold out sure
signal, that overwhelming defeat is their Ger
tam doom in Pennsylvania.


Likewise in New York. Sec accounts from
the local elections III that stale, in another col
umn.


before the election Of 1910, Henry Clay pre-
d. ted that Cen Harrison would 90 in like Il
whrlwind' Itnccds no prophet to lorcleIl that
hS own majority will far surpass that Of the
Hero Of lippccanoc