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PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.--The following ex-
tract from letter, received by gentlemen in
this place, dated Philadelphia, Oct Ia, 1917, con-
tains glorious news from old Pennsylvania


So dare say you i'll have the result of our cleo.
tIon held day before yesterday, before this reaches
you. Such whipping the wings got, was a
caution to all Federalists. Every mali brings in
additional piles of democratic majortes, until the
democrats themselves amazed at the result
The most sanguine among our party did not ex-
pect over 5000 majority for Skunk The preba.
bllIiy is, thatthe old fellow received 20 1000, and
upwards. Old Pennsylvania has spoken in thun-
derIng tones that The is just! That the Ia
rW Of '46 is good enough for herU That the old
Sub Treasury wiH keep The money of Uncle Sam
secure ~! And that the Keystone Slate nerer can
De conquered tioo years in succession The Federal
panic makers ~! The wings are completely
dumb founded-they were betting largely on TO-
OoO for Irwin, and many democrats were appre-
hensive of the result.


GFThe Saint Louis papers, of the 22d uIt., by
telegraphic accounts, give Skunk majority of
$4,000, and democratic Legislature-so goes the
good work