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Although the election of the Loco Canal Con.-
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aI,bopoh tbe election of the Loco Canal Com
m;ssioners and majority in the Assembly Il
conceded, it is evident to all that each mign,
| have been carried, and easily would have been y
he Wings in one County had known what 'ie
Wings in another County were doing. ! nc ap- -
parent Loco majority in the House may DC ~
including volunteers chosen against the reguais'
but the real majority will be less. The Senate Is
of course against us--probably 90 to las un,
der the present Apportionment, 1t can hardly lail
to be.


The xx1IId District.-Right.


C. VI. REED, ". G. A. IRVINE L.
Erie Co. 1907 Warren ma .l24
Al,Keau. 5000. Clarion. i92


Total for Irvine. .7l6 Jefferson. loo
Reed ahead .59I


Potter County and one town in Clarion to hear
hom-the latter reported little for Reed. Pot
ter cannot give over 300 for Irvine, and probably
will not exceed 300. More than half of Jefferson
gives Reed 302, Irvine 35s: Irvine ahead Sc,
which the balance Of the District was expected
to increase to 100. But call it 200, and Reed IS
still elected. So much for the two-hundred-mIe
long Gcrrymander!


yo.ryu Bpry,1s4al 11IT5h y District; Hrss; LonA, L.
Armstrong, maj rs Clearfeld, rep $50
Butler, lI2 Buffngtons majorities. .lOi5
Indiana -. .S5S-l04S


BuiIlnston's clear majority. ......13o