The daily union., 1856-10-24

Elghth-Stanton republican.
Ninth-Hall, democrat; gain.
Tenth-Miller democrat; gain.
DECENTRALIZATION, republican
Twehh-Oox, democrat gain.
Ihlrteenth-Sherman, republican.
Fourteenth-Phemon Bliss republican.
Fhteenth--Burns, democrat; gain.
Sixteeuth-C B, Tompkins, republican.
Seventeenth-LawrenCe, democrat gain
Eigheenth--B II. Letter, republican.
Nineteenth-Edward Wade republican.
Twentieth--Josh r. Giddings, republican. n
Twenty-hrst-John A. Bingham, republican.
In regard TO the contested election in the third district
the Cincinnati Enquirer remarks;
There doubt that Mr.. Valandghan is elected by
the votes Of the legal electors Mr. Campbels apparent
majority Of nineteen is made up by negroes who have
right to vote under the State constitution its provision be-
ing Whte male oizsns Of the United States Some forty
groes known to have voted for Campbell in plain def
of the constitution. In this connexon we heard
good story of Campbell from Josiah Carnitz of this city
who was yesterday in BARRIERS shop at Hamilton when
Campbell came in, and conversation held between him
and the negro occupants both of whom admitted that they
voted for him. Campbell One OF the negroes remarked that
the result showed what few negroes could do. Campbell
thanked them for their support and said that he did not
sire any better votes. We had this from Mr.. Carni
lips"
According TO the above table, and allowing for a sue
essul contest against Campbell the democrats have elect
ed nine members of Congresbeing clear gains The real
test of strength between the democrats and black republic
of Ohio made not the State but the
gressional ticket Says the Statesman
They (he black republicans rallied their whole power
defeat candidate for Congressmakng that the chief
object of their labors and shrieea terribly for bleeding
Kansas and Congress to do their work of disorder They
seemed perfectly willing swap off everything else for
congressman TO them hen tho result in Ohio is clear
defeat for enough of democrats have been elected Con-
gress in Ohio to aid in securing majority that bod
OHIO has done her full share and bold brave and
the
justly due them. Never did richly deserve it
victory at greater sacrifices of time and
labor"
An examination only of the votes poed in the various
congressional districts will enable the reader to form
correct idea of the counter revolution which has taken
place in Ohio In the goth district Joshua R. Giddngs
falls much below his ticket In the 18th district black
republican majority of 800 had to be overcome and yet
the democratic candidate triumphanty elected Two
years ago Galloway elected in the 18th district by
Last week he defeated by Cox the democratic candi-
date, by majority of 357 In three of the districts in
which black republicans elected their united maor
ties amount to less than fire hundred potes.
These glorious riumphs warrant the conclusion that
still more glorious triumph awaits the e1uting
democracy of Ohio. To the language of the Ohio
Statesman The cry is for the next and still greater vic
tory when the work a be finished" Or to quote from
the Cincinnati Enquirer I" The State and must be
| carried for Buchanan in November" ..+.s