The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-18
OHIO ELECTION.


All honor 10 the noble-he arted democracy Of OH, Il,
the gallant tight which they have made II Is true their
victory is not completethat they have not like their
brethren OF Pennsylvania and Indiana, routed the com
bnsd forces Of the black republicans and know-nohnRs
but they have made such nrOads upon their enemies
justify the belief in the speedy regeneration of Ohio
from the thraldom of fanatics traitors and demAgOgues
The blAck-repubcan State ticket is undoubtedly elected
but by much smaller majority than is claimed by tn,
Fr6mOnters We have certainly elected congress-
men, with the chances in favor of three more The Ohio
Statesman Of Thursday morning says:
"Cox, of this district Groesbeck and Pendeton Of the
two Hamilton county districts Cookerel Of the Cermon
Brown, &C., district Miller in the Ross &C., district
owe have very little doubt also of the election OF Law.
renee in the Guernsey district and Medi in the Fairfield
| district.
awe have chances for Hall, in the Seneca district
Edgeron in tho Lucas district Smith in Muskingum dis
trict, and Burns in the Coshocton district.
$50 the in the Dayton district that cannot
be told whether Vaandigham Campbell is successful
The official vote will decide We hope that may out
that Yaandg elected Ppeayers have been about
despatch has been received in this city announcing
the election of Messrs Lawrence, Hall, and Edgerton.
Since the above in type received the following
communication from citizen of Ohio, residing in
this CITY, TO which the attention of the reader is invited
To the Editors Of the Union:
GENTLEMEN My attention has been arrested by the sys
and shameless that
publications made in the New York Herald and other
republican newspapers, concerning the Ohio election.
In the tables printed gains put in maorites in
cases. democratic ores carried into the repub-
can column. In this way colorng IL given to the
shameless claim that the abolition plurality in Ohio Tues
day last is &c. 900 to 1000. This mornings New York
Herald in the strain of unbushing asehood that
thirteen republicans and five democrats certainly
elected and that the remaining three districts have without
doubt chosen republicans The teegraphc column tells
that NINTH eleventh. and districts those
in doubt.
Now happens that the letters and papers received to-
day Ohio that the have in all proba-
bty carried the eleventh district by 400 to 600 MAORI.
y and despatch received to-day from Guernsey county,
Ohio informs that have carried the seventeenth dis
by 100 majority for Congress-making
bers.
1t is believed also that the fifteenth district and the ninth
given democratic msores and also that
third and fifth may have done For these must
more returns.
We know the ground and, from all the advices received
feel safe in saying that the republican majority viii
exceed ten twelve thousand on the State ticket.
You good to publish, the 3oth of August last
communication from me, in which briefly laid off the
ground which congressional to be
then enumerated districts, of which stated
pscted carry four and hoped to carry SIX We
red five of those districts and the sixth is in doubt
referred four other districts, out of which should
two, and hoped succeed in ALL We have heard Of
in of those and the other two, far heard
from, it is indicated will also be democratic.
ask you to publish by way Of counterfeit
ing tide of alsehood that Hoods the republican press
about the Ohio election.
When the details of State vote seen, hope they
will indicate that the State may be carried for the demo-
cratic candidates in November.
WASHINGTON October II. 0HI0AN