The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-07

LUCAS county, OnlO-emorocinS Aoieuo, A,SVV
naj. Tor Lincoln-a gain of 400 since October.
Wheeling, Virgins, gave for Bell, sss; Breck-
uridge, 649; Douglas, 627; Lincoln, 600.
Laporte, Ia, Lincoln has 545 over all, in to-
al vote Of LAS.
MICHIGAN.
We have not vet received returns sufficient TO
estimate very definitely the Republican majority |
n this State, but the indications are, that it will
not fall much, if any, short of $4,000. Almost
every town and city 30 far, is Republican. All
our members OF Congress are elected by MAORI
ties from 1000 to 5000. The following are ma
jorities in the cities as far as heard from.
Ypsilanti city 40 over all.
Marshall so.
Grand Rapids " $50.
Flint % 80.
Battle Creek SO7.
Kalamazoo, village and town, $50.
Ann Arbor, 1873.
At Ann Arbor, Judge Granger ran ten ahead
of the electoral ticket. What an answer to the
unparalleled libels of the Free Press!
Niles city goes 81 for Douglas.
Troy, Oakland Co., 200 Republican.
Branch Co., five towns, 5ss Republican.
Hillsdale Co., eight towns, $40 Republican.
Cass Co., Republican by 800 to 500 majority.
Coldwater, town, 500.
Litchfeld Hillsdale county, SIS.
Van Buren, county, five towns, 400.
Calhoun county, nine towns, Lola
Kent county, ten towns, 70S.
Berrien county, believed to be 800.
Shiawassee, eight towns, $50.
Ingham county, complete, $40.
Kalamazoo county, all but three towns, l,ois
| Ionia county, estimated at 900.
| Eaton county estimated at 500.
| Livingston county, the favorite stamping
ground of "Our Peck" gives majority OF l22
| Our returns from the Southern counties where
the heaviest Republican msjorities are Away;
given are very meager; but the prospect is thai
the followers of the Squatter prophet will have
hardly members enough in the legislature fo
seed
pErRoIr.-The Republicans of Detroit have
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howlings of the Free Fress, by rolling up from
400 to 500 majority in that city. Could the!
have had Douglas there to make another screech
it might perhaps have been doubled.
IsGHAM CouxrY.-Ingham gives Lincoln
majority of 345-a gain of 80 upon Fremont
majority in 1856, and gain of los upon tn
vote in 1858. The gain on the State ticket, owe
the vote in 1858, is about "a The average ma
jority on State ticket and Member of Congress
is 32l. Trowbridge, for Congress, runs eisi
ahead of this, his majority in the county bein
$40. 1t " oud be interesting TO know how niue
good ThompsOn's money did him, when he coul
not keep up with his ticket.
r. Strickland, Rep. Senator. 3I9 maj.
In the 2nd Representative district, our har
working neighbor, DR.. Shank, has 2l9 maj |
the lst district the first count elected Hodski:
10y small majority, but We learn that a rccouI
defeats him by few votes.
The majorities on County officers, are as 70
lows:
Truman Spencer, Sheriff, 299;
Lucian Reed, Clerk, 275;
l.. WoodhOuse, Treasurer, 324;
j. S. Pierson, Register of Deeds, 2Il;
W. II. Pinckney, Judge of Probate, 29o;
S. d. Bingham, Prosecuting Attorney, 266;
II. Pratt, Circuit Court Commissioner, 300;
j. G. Stafford. Surveyor, 292.
THF CArIrAL.-The city of Lansing gives Lii
coin Il majority Of SO. The city and town t.
gether. IS.
In our next issue we shall be able to civ
definite results in most of the States, and Coul
ties of our own State. 1t is enough now to r,
joice over the fact that our majority in the Stat
is some fifty per cent. greater than ever before
and Abraham Lincoln, will bear the STANDARD ,
Freedom to the White House on the ith
March next.