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Daily Cincinnati Republican
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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Reports on partial election results in Pennsylvania counties, showing General Harrison's majority of 12,394 in 39 counties including Lycoming, and Mr. Van Buren's majority of 10,064 in the remaining 16, giving Harrison a net majority of 2,330. A letter from Pittsburgh claims Van Buren won due to northern majorities, but its accuracy is doubted.
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making in all 39, in which General Harrison's majority was 12,394
Of the remaining 16 counties, Mr Van Buren's majority on the 13th was 10,064
Harrison's majority 2,330
A letter was received by the boat, written by a gentleman in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, to his friend in this city, stating that Pennsylvania had gone for Mr Van Buren, owing to his strong majorities in the Northern part of the State.
We do not know how to confide in this statement, as we cannot suppose it probable that the whole vote could be known in Pittsburgh on Tuesday, or that the writer could have learned the result in 16 counties more than was known to the passengers in the Tribune. We give, however, all the rumors without deciding upon their accuracy.
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Pennsylvania
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On The 13th
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harrison's majority 2,330
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Partial vote counts from 39 counties including Lycoming show Harrison's majority of 12,394; remaining 16 counties show Van Buren's majority of 10,064. A letter from Pittsburgh claims Van Buren won the state due to northern majorities, but the report doubts its reliability as results could not be fully known by Tuesday.