The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21
Glorious .V'eaUs.
PUSH ON TIE B.aLL!!y

S(FrOT the Illinois Stale Resls.er.)
-sTTHE PRAIRIES ON FIREt FED
fERALISM CONSUMED IN THE
FLAMES-HARD CIDER WON'T
SAVE
The people have spoken, and Democ-
Tacy is triumphant. Sufficient returns
have been nreceIved iOrender it certain
that the Democratic party has decided
in both branches oflhe Leg
Slatuse, and aD immense majority in
the popular vote. The noble South has
come up in one broad phaIanx. With
the exception Of Madison, We have
swept the entire South, from the borders
Of Saugam0n TO the mouth Of the Ohio.
In 1888, we elected our Governor by
amajority Of about 900. end in the 80
esheard.from out ofS7 we gained
at least 2 900 votes since the Cover
nor's election. sIn,ahe rest ofthe State
we know Of no reason why we should
not gain in the same proportion. Ia
almost every county in the State, the
contest was contested strictly on party
grounds, and the result shows the rel
-ative strength of.Democracy and Fed
>eralism. This State is safe for Van
sBuren aRd Johnson in November by a
large majority. The following are the
vreturns so far as heard from.
Sangamon. One Senator and five
Representatives (all Feds. are electe j
by an average majority of about 900. In
1885 it was 66l, and in 1888 it was 45l
Menard. Bennett Fed. elected Rep.
by 81 votes.
Logan and Christian. White Dem.
is elected Rep. BY about so.
Morgan and Scott Two Senators
and four Rep. all Fed elected by an av-
erage majority of So votes. One Dem,
Rep, elected in Scott by 40 In 1886
these two counties gave a federal majO
--ity of 2S9.
Cass. West, Fed. elected by abou
80 majority. In 1888 Federal maj l3;
Tazeweil. One Senator and two Rep
all Fed. elected by about 300 maj Ii
1888 it was 299.
Peoria. One Rep. Fed, elected b,
Z votes, and the democratic county off,
GERS by about 20. In 1888 the fedora
maj. Al.
Macon. Dem. Senator and Rep. Q,
,|ected by majority Of l9l. In 1885
the dem. maj, 70.
Shelby. Dem. Senator and Rep
elected by a maj. Of33l. 10 1888, i
was 222.
Coles. Two Fed. Representative
elected by a majority of225 In 1885,
it was 434.
Edgar. One Dem and Fed said t,
be elected, majorilies not known.
= Montgomery. Democratic Rep. e,
lec,ed by about 200, in 1885 democrati,
maj. l39.
Macaupen. Dem. Senator and Rel
elected BY an average majority of 176
In 1888 dem. majority 1876.
Greene One dem. Senator and ;
dem. Representatives and one Fed
Rep. said to be elected, majorities no
known.
Pike. Democrat elected by abou
100; in 1898 dem maj ll6.
Madison. Federal ticket elected b
,an average majority of 225; in 1888
was 34I,
StClsir. Democratic ticket electe,
BY 1928; in 1888 dem majority 2l4.
Clinton One dem. Rep elected b
36 votes; in '39 fed maiority:24.
Democratic Representaliv
elected by votes; N '3S fed majoril
LOG.
Monroe-Dem. ticket elected by a
bout 100; in '38 fed majority n
Fayette and Effingham-Oue Sen
ator and Rep. dems. elected by 3l6; i
1888 democratic majority was 229
Clay-tDemocratie Representative
electsd-by about 100; in 1888 democr'
>ic.majority 5'votes.
shawrence-Two Democratic Rep. G
iected; majority not known; inlS35 le'
majority 26l
,La'SaHo. A slip from the Free Tra
der says democratic majority from 6
800; in '3S 700
Mclean. Two Fed. Reps. eIecte
by about 100; in '3S fed majority 1856.
Jefferson. Hicks dem. is elected
All his opponents Democrats. A lette
from there says, Jefferson will give Va
Buren, 500 majority in November.
Marion. Marshall Dem. elected
whole Democratic ticket elected,
Knox and Warren. Fed. Senator 8
Representative elected by about IL
maj. la 1888 fed majority 1863
Fulton. One Senator and Represe
tative Dems. elected by 225; gain
two Representatives,. In 1888 dem. ma
Nwas 49,
Adams. One Senator aud two Ref
sall Dem. and elected by about 100 ma
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