Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

Hancock COunty-lO0 plurality for Doug
las.
Decatur County-47O majority for Linz
coin.
Wayne County-2,2oO majority for Lin
Shelby County-12O majority fo~ Doug
las.
Scott County-3OO majority reported for
Lincoln.
Rush County-5OO majority for LincTan.
Howard COunty-7l0 plurality for hin4
coin.
Hamilton County-llO plurality for lin
coin.
Owen County-lOO plurality for Douglas
Boone County-S00 plurality for Linco.a. |
Marion County-2O0 majority for Lin |
coin.
Miami Connty-35O majority for Lincolrs
Montgomery County-2Os majority for
Lincoln. |
Tippecanoe County-l,2l3 majority for
Lincoln.
Returns from thirty counties, received at
indianapolis, show large Republican gains
in almost every county over the October
vote, indicating plurality for Lincoln in the
State of over 10000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Indiana County-LincoIn, $500 majority;
Republican gain of $50.
Fulton County-Complete returns give
Democratic gain of 80 over the vote for
Foster.
KENTUCKY.
Harrison County-Oficial Breckenridge
! 1929; Bell, 92O Douglas, SO.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Va The returns come in
slowly, and it is impossible to state the re-
suit with certainty. Both parties are still
! confident
Taylor County--Bell SO majority.
MAINE.
Lincolns majority $4,000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. -
Lincoln's plurality 10000. sf..
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The vote of the State, with the exception
of nine towns, foots up as follows: Lincoln
lO4,467; Douglas 34,O0f Bell 22,Ol7i Breck-
inridge 6,072.
The vote for Andrew, for Governor, falls
2,626 behind that of Lincoln.
The State Senate will stand, Is Repub-
lcans to 2 Democrats. House, 273 Repub-
licans and II Opposition.
Congress-Ninth District.-Bailey (Dem.
STA Eli Thayer (Rep) 7,ls3 Democratic
majority of 1901.
Fifth District-Appleton (Union) 8,ol5
BurliDgame (Rep.) 1856. Appleton's ma.
Fourth Dstrict-Rice (Rep.) 1928; Bige-
low (Douglas) $500. Rice's majority GOA.
In the other districts the Republican can
, didates are elected by large majorites.
CONNECTICUT.
r The Republican majority in this State il
1 about 10000 and the plurality will be rs, 600
. DELAWARE.
p Wilmington-The electoral vote of Della
1 ware will be cast for Brecknridge.
Fisher (Rep) is probably elected to Cor
y gress by l00 majority. The returns come
! very slowly.
n n The Breckenridge majority in the State i
y l,7OO. Fisher, of the Peoples party. fo
~ Congress, has 1863 ma jority. The Breckiu
- ridge local tickets are elected in Kent an
Sussex Counties, and the Peoples in New
r. castle County.
MARYLAND.
st Howard County-Bel gains 4l9.
$ NEW YORK.
!. AS far as heard FROM. Lincoln's MAORI
Il is upward of 3S, 900.
ce TENNESSEE.
lg Limited returns show gains for Bell, viii
tu will probably give him the State, but the
~ " suit is still doubtful.
al LOUISIANA. ~
,es NEW ORLEANS. November 7--P. Mt
he State has probably gone for Breckinridge
~ GEORGIA. '
re- Augusta, Ga, November But f
on counties have been heard from, but they
TX dicate that Breckenridge has carried
~ ~ State.
JUG JUG ridge 5,267 Douglas 4,260. The retu
're 'to come in exceedingly slow, and the result
ow NEW JERSEY.
he NEWARK, N. j. November 81 P. M
ose State has probably gone U Union by 5000 |
hat iorty. AS a straight Douglas ticket was
civ it is thought possible that four of the Rep
ries lican Electors may be elected in the First
lph Second Districts, Nixon and Strattou
nal. elected in the Third and Fourth Dstri
ion Steel and Cobb (Dems.) are elected by Ia
the maiorities In the Fifth District Spea
no Pennington is probably defeated by a 81
an majority Essex County gives Pennins
any nearly 600 majority. Union County z
ries Perry 200 n,Hjbrity. Hudson County,
reported, gives Berry 500 to 500 majo
some say only 300. If this is so Pennlni
AND is elected. The Legislature probably sta
AyY Senate Republican, House Democratic.
7Qy Fifth Distrci-Mr. Perry (Dem.) is ele
Re- over MIR. Pennington.
mage Fusion Ticket probably elected by
|, by The Republicans have elected ii Sen
rious and the Democrats 10. The Assemb
mage present toots up: Democrats and Ohlo
the Republicans 2s. The COngressmen vii
vile, FiIst District, John s. Nixon, Republ
of Second District, John L. Stratton, Re
rteen lican; Third District, VIM. G. Steel, D
d the crat; Fourth District, George +. Cobb, y
'ut at crat; Fifth District, Nehemiah Price, u
and crat. .. III.
train MISSOURI.
way ST. LOUIS, November Up. NJ. =
'ssen- counties give Douglas l5,3lS Bell
mage Lincoln 10 l34; BreekinTidge 4,279.
not Kansas City-Douglas 4S7; Bell SSs;
: Two coin 1856; BTeckinridge Isl.
being Lexin2ton-Bel GIT; Douglas 3ll;
myers inridge 1876. i1at- l'. t
n oHt ST. Joseph-Douglas l,O64 Bell 72l
1Ipn 1pany coin 4lG Breckinridge 226.
eoo " ~ ~ Boonyille-BelI 3l2; Douglas aOS
~ II ine in inridge 100; Lincoln II.
Presi- KANSAS. q.
I'd, to- Atohison-D Democratic, members @
gagged Legislature ami all county officers
i nv 200 maiOriiy--larRe Democratic "a