Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
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PoMERoY, OHIO.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Il, 1854.
ElecrIon Returns.

Election Returns
Enough is already known to satisfy the
most sceptical, that the Republican, or An
administration, or Anti Nebraska ticket
has swept every thing clean in Ohio. Penn
sylvania, and Indiana, but as yet we have
not received the official vote even Of this
district. Very little save reported MAORI
ties. by telegraph, have yet reached us.
Next week we expect to be able to pub
lish the official vote for State officers from
most Of the counties in Ohio. Until then,
our readers must content themselves with
the following: ..ss e.s.5s #,
HooK1NG COUNTY Smiths majority, re-
ported, 73. The Auditor and Treasurer on
Republican.ticket elected The Locofocos
elected their Clerk, Commissioner, and Sur
veyor.
ATHEss.-Eatire Republican ticket elect
cd BY from five to seven hundred Horton's
majority. 709.
FAIREIELD-Entire American ticket sue
sessful. Horizons majority 800 to 10O0.
VrNroN. = Oficial.--Norris 6O6, Swan
793; Miller 6O4, Blickensderfer 724; Smith
587. Horton 757. Horizons majority. ITO.
For Probate Judge. Hewitt had no opposi-
ton, Magee, for Auditor, no opposition.
Republican Sheriff. Treasurer, Clerk, and
Commissioner elected.
PERaY.-No returns. Horizons majority
reported 500.
4 Horizons majority in the district will moi
fall much short of 1000. This will do tol.
srably well for the "benighted district, u
which Lot L. Smith made, expressly to &c
to Congress from. He will hardly take 9
seat there next session. The district vii
be Representative a gentleman from little
county on the river, called Meigs, whicl
Lot had entirely overlooked when estimat
ing the population of HIS district Per
haps he will hereafter remember the count,
which gave bis opponent a majority Of ON
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AMI
SIXTY ONE. She is death on demagogues
HAMILTON. - Swans majority, 7,149
Blickensderfer's, 1889. Day and Harri
son (both Ani-Nebraska) elected to Con
gress by over 5000 majority, each. Tn
.nts.o Anoo-:nor t;ol,at nIaotoJ
CLrNroN.-Majority for Swan and Blicl
snsderfer, ], 1853. American county tickt
elected by from 600 to 1900 majority.
GAL1A.-Whig and Democratic ticke
in the field. Wing ticket elected. exec
Commissioner, by majorities Of from Sc
70 450.
LAwRENcr.-Republican majority abo
500.
JAcKsoE.--Rep. maj. 236 to 800.
MADISON. Swans maj. 925. Blicken
derfer's 2lO Harlan's s48. Wing coun
ticket elected, except Probate Judge al
Commissioner. Average majority $50.
KSox.--Whig ticket elected; avera
majority. 800. Sapp's majority in Kno
Tuscarawas, and Holmes, 1900.
WARREN.-Republican ticket carried
about 1000 majority.
CLARK.-Swan &C., majority 1900.
MoRRow. w.-Rep. ticket, maj. 45O.
MusKrNeUM.-Rep. maj. 1000.
CosHocToN Rep. maj. 800.
PIKE TX N. ticket, 200 maj.
It is hardly worth while to give any thi
further from Ohio this week.
INDIANA The State Journal says:
"We have scattering returns from t
State. The Locofocos concede that it
gone against them. We have news Of I
election of EIGHT Anti Nebraska m
and the impression is that the other tn
districts have gone the same way. ]
rout of the Slave Democracy is almost
emphatic as n,0hio.
PENNSYLVANIA Pollock has 1900 m
in Philadelphia, and the returns look az
he would have at least 10000 in the Sts
We have the report Of the election Of o.
~ Nebraska man. Pennsylvania has g,
with the rest Of the free North, in favor
freedom against Slavery. Was there e
such sweep Of demagogues from pow
State Jour.
AteIegraphic dispatch dated Baldmc
Oct. i2. says: "The election took place
Baltimore yesterday. Hunks. Know No
ing candidate. elected over Thomas, Dc
ocrat, for Mayor, BY a,74i majority. I
City Council stands thus: lst Branch
Democrats and "A Know Nothings.
Branch. : Democrats, Know Nothings
Tnr RAcss Some horse-racing {
rlkce across ne river last Haturday.