The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
Election Fsetu,ns.

the contest, reaching as il did, into the
and township political interests, we could
not conceive that Republicans, derelict as
we knew them often to be to their politi7
cal duties, would this lime be faiihlesss
But such is Che case, and the vote cast
this year is less than it was in the Au!
gust election Of s577. This falling Of
is altogether apparent in Republican
towns, ii such as Madison, Superior. Prai-
RE. &c. In each'of these towns, we have
been assured, staunch Republicans, Nv
ing almost within sight of the polls,
did not go tolvote. ,rlp this town the
samaH thing occurred, and the result is,
that instead of rolling up aimajority Of
250 as Buchanan can and should, have
done, we contribute but the contemplate
moiety of 10 majority to the victory, OF
our friends in the State. 2 Liberty town
ship, notwithstanding she has been cut
down 10 tNc small extent of nine sections,
yet rolls up one Of her old fashioned Re
publican majorilies, and, together with
Sumner, who likewise stood nobly to her
Fifth. saves us from defeat All honor 10
them. s.g J., .n ,...f.-,..
We turn with pleasure from our coun-
tyfto the state. The present evidences
look very favorable for the State ticket
though sufficient returns have not been
made TO render the matter definite. The
Davenport Democrat Lecompton oryan)
thinks LEFFINGwE ELL Isl defeated By 5000
majority. 1t is probably not quite so
bad rs lLat, but we think there can be no
doubt that NANDErER is elected by from
1890, to 1900 majority CURTIS, Re-
publican, ia the first district, is reelected
to Congress by, an increased majority.
DILLoN, Republican candidate for Judge
in the. Davenport District, is elected by
Il large majority, Notwithstanding a dis
appointed Republican was run by the
Democrats against .bims CLAGGETT, the
notorious /, Democratic Judge of the LIST
DISTRICT, has been handsomely defeated.
Ne wer,indebted to a friend at Water
loo for the following returns from Black
hawk county: sstaa5&
WATERLOO, Oct. 10th, 1853.
Bachaaoa County Guardians G<hf>
,H. State Ticket successful BY the fol
lowing majorities--Sells. $40, Cattel 22S,
Jones 23l, Rice 233, Miller 229, Drake
100. Drake was prejudiced at least 100
votes By-a mistake in his name, it being
spelled Brake The nmajorities for the
Judicial ticket are-7Popr "a, Bagg 323,
Gates 293. Every influence was brought
TO Bear against Poor. Yandeyer has, a
maiori:y IF $50. iaq 1881 esi ~ l'l'o','
Hardin CO. -aaThe sSnti,,ez puts downl
the 'niajori,ids Of the Republican State
and Congressional Tickets at 100 pr
Scott Co.--Davenport Township gives
the Republican Ticket 500 majority. The
cd1an,y 3iIl probably increase tito zoe.
alaryytt' gain. nv" t7"o = 'o' i go ~
Benton County gives a Republican mi
jori;y Of 63. Itigave Loweg33.ji Oh
Johnson CopuNI has gone Democratic.
byrabout 1000 sank ssiR
Dubuque County giyesfLEEFrNGwKLL
1892 majority, and the State lckat l54o.l
Nilsson 1868 5ts9nsd 9mif sidI mo4T
Linn county has gone Republican by
800 maJorlty,smaIiaoq -apo2 iie--wohiR
jackson County will give 40, Demo-.
cratic majority. eaoil
Jones County is about a, tie on the
SAFE alis: All Congressional Tickets.
Muscaline, County gives 100 Repnbli-
can aSI majority 40 o fFor yandeyer4 Tfis being
SELLS home, he gets 800 majority. Lowe.
had Only 50. -
Winnesheik County gives = rp9de feft
washington County gives the Repub--
liean Slaale licket3 500 majority. 'D.' -
Monroe County gives Curtis, RePub-
lcan, 60 majority.
5tsAlIamakee County mt opresent footsfup
nmiprity of 53 for d.effing@cll. samu-
eds had 81 majority last talk and Left y
majority will probably be about the's"Iiae'
Clayton County gHes 400 Rspu0As""
maJortys ~ tosfis s seor9 q noI e3lGEn.
Clinton County, the home Of Judge
LefinyMell, is, reported 100 Democratic
L.slaJ,!Hi 5dl jldi ssdbiH s2iia'1 :
ramaf nae County ha has gone 'aaR republican BY
about 80 majority.
We learn from the Freemdh chat Ham
lion County las gone Republican by
about rs majofity.
-'ticmy County gams between 2 'oiand
Sot Repdblitat' ' ass 81 ~, 49 s,o
3a-si1 as'fip BIsnLiSSrosxk,s Oct 81, r. ~,
Des MoiEis fapplY, otnSial s1e2, MI
:,;.,. g., urr;n,hlo Dem Monroe cOun