The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13

B0VSo03 As9o
Tn SrAss. Our returns from diGsreat
parts Of the State are very msasre. Froa
sAst We have received, il appears to " The
Repsslicass have been very indidsrss', sad
We shall not be surprised 10 hesr that ths
Dsmoerats have carried their ticket, a.
though We cannot yet believe 90 Aost
csrsainly il like iadiGtrenee has prevailed
in other p.r,s Or the State y soms from
which " have heard. We are 1sfsstsd AL
mos, dsssrvsdly %. Rspsslns. seem to have
cared nsthing for the election. or TO have
moot ahsurdly relied upon their admitted
strength to accomplish what they please,
without usins the ballot bog - : msaas Of
using their power But whether succssstul
o. not, Ne trust our RspsbIican friends all
over the State will at once g to work and
EJECT thorough organisation in view Of
the August election. We have . good ms.
jority In the State. but without organisation
il viii not avail. II ~ are now defeated
IL 10 entirely owing to the fact that we had
no e@eisnt oreanisation, while eur sdvsr-
series polled nearly their whole strength.
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Tns Dn1sic1.-Ws presume there 10 no
doubt Of Mr. Mtehelrs election - District
Judge. HE success will be Aerslded - .
Democratic vis,ory, ~ il really was, 81.
though he ran - an Independent candidate,
and a. the pretended nominee Of the mem
esrs Of the Bar Of the District. Il 10 use.
less to alluds to the sricksry By which. he
was thus placed before the people. Or the
outra ysous ISLANDERS heaped upon bi. oppo-
neut 10 withhold from him united Repub.
iisan support. All Of this We exposed At
the proper time and in thsproPsr manner
We had the power to elect our Judge. II
was our dssy to do -. Notwithstanding the
hypocritical professions Of the Democracy,
il was . political battle. and conducted on
the opposite side with even more than ordi.
nary visulencs. We have not YET obtained
uIl returns. but enough appears known to
justify Us in saying thar Mitchell 10 81 ssssd
BY small majority.
Du8sous.-Jalisn township, in which
Dubuque 10 located. gave the Democratic
state tickle, an average majority Of nearly
700. The whole number OF votes cast vas
$500. The county 10 Of course ~ hessto-
fore, largely Democratic.
JUDICIAL ELEcrros. lee eouny gives
clsqet,, Dem, about $50 majority. Bur.
linRton gives afwin, Rep, - majority, and
he has 1 ANAL msiority 10 the county
There 10 every probability that Henry and
Louisa counties will ovsrbslanee Lee. and
leave Darwin . respectable majority.
Keskss CAT City.
DuaLIssroH, April .. 1887.
E,s. Taisuxs: We met the enemy, and
they are ours this time! Last fall the Buch-
Africans carried Burlington. Yesterday We
beat them for Judge - votes, for Clerk u,
and elected two Of the three Trustees
The Know No,hings and Irish fused like
loving free. hooters; but we put Patrick and
Samuel's nose GU, Of joint. We have ~lss
carried this (Desmoines) county. which has
always been strongly Democratic. Seer
many" kept the bog -rotters level.
Yours, in haste, L..
CAicsao TrI.
JoHlsoI Col, il At last set led that
Johnson county has gone Democratic BY a
ANAL majority. Both railroad proportions
carried.
LIS Coin Cedar Rapids township
the Democrat says the Republican ticket
received majority. Bugtss's majority
10, Cook over Clark for Judge -. The
Democrats elect one Trustee and one Con.
stable
HESlr CousrY.-This county is report.
ed to have given 400 majority for the Re.
publican ticket.
MuscArIx. Coux1Y.-Tas Muscatine
Journal Of Friday places the average Re.
publican n sjori.y in this county At 50. The
whole Republican ticket was elected ex.
espung one minor officer.