The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-08
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE !. W.
Exclusively for the Journal.
ELECTION NEWS.
Indiana.

Il every county over the vote in October, il
dicating a plurality fer Lincoln in the Stat
of over 10000.
! Randolph Co. complete, plurality for Lir
coin, 40.
! Hancock Co, Douglas about 100 ma
October election 25I.
Decatur Co, Rep. maj about 47O, gai
of I5O
Wayne Co, Rep. maj 1900, gain Q
1 200
! Shelby Co, complete, Douglas maj, 100
a Dem. loss since October of 1872.
Scott Co, reported 800 Rep. maj. Tn,
same county gave Hendricks Dem. for Gov
ernor small majority.
Rush Co, 500 Republican majority.
Howard Co., plurality for Lincoln 7lO, f
gaiu of 100.
Hamilton county, Republican plu rality
llo, a gain of 200.
Henry county, Republican plurality GIL.
Owen county, Douglass plurality 100 /;
gave Democrats in October 241.
Boone county, eight townships give Lin
coin 1904; Douglas 10; Breckinridge
536 Bell 46. Lincoln's plurality in the
county will be 500.
Marion county, complete, 1000 Republic
an majority.
Four townships in Pulaski Co. Ind, give
Douglas majority, Republican gain of
AZ since October.
Floyd Co, 500 maj. for Doug las, Dem.
gain since October.
Clarke Co., 500 maj. for Douglas.
Harrison Co., 400 mai for Douglas.
Wabash Co, Lincolns maj. 1l48, a Rep.
gain of 2lO over October.
Carroll Co, l25 maj for Lincoln, Rep.
gain of 81.
Parke Co, 500 maj. for Lincoln, Rep.
gain of 200 since October.
Warren Co., reported 700 maj. for Lin
coin.
Cass Co., official, Lincolns maj. 145,
Rep. gain of l35 since October.
Washington, 7th.-Daviess county gives
Lincoln III maj. In 1856 Daviess county
gave Fremont but 264 votes.
Peru, Ind, Nov. Miami county gives
Lincoln about $50, gain of so over the
election in October.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, Nov. 7.-Mont-
gomery county, full returns, give a Repub-
lican majority of 2O8, a gain Of 80 over
October.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 7.--Tippecanoe
full returns, Liucoln's majority
1918, Republican gain of 2l7.
WarrIck County.
OHIO TOwNsHIP.-Lincoln 224; Douglas
% Breckinridge % Bell %.
PRINCETON, lnd-Pike Washing
ton township gives Lincoln l2G maj; Mad
ison, Lincoln 8 maj; Logan, Lincoln "a
mai; Clay, Lincoln maj; Patoka, Lincoln
! 8 maj; Addison, even. Jefferson, ca maj.
for Douglas; Lockhart, 10 maj. for Doug
las; Monroe, to hear from. Gave Hem
bricks 80 maj.
Indiana gives Lincoln about $4,000 maj.
E PemnsyIvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.--Byerly, convict
ed of forging election returns in the 4th dis
trict has been sentenced TO two and half
years Imprisonment and $500 fine.
Wyoming Co, Penn, 200 maj. for Lin
coin. Wayne Co reported 300 for Lin
coin. Monroe 1900 maj. for the Reading
ticket.
Indiana county gives Lincoln maj. of
$500, gain of $50 over the vote for Curtin
Fulton county Complete returns give
a maj. of 200 for the Reading ticket-a
Dem. gain of 80 over the vote for Foster.
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee city and county complete
give Douglas 1903 maj.-a Dem. loss of
1900 since 1853. The Reps gain in all
parts of the State as far as heard FROM
Dane Co. is estimated at about 400 mai. for
Lincoln. The State has doubtless gone
lO, 900 for Lincoln. All the Congressman
are elected Rep. gain of one.
Wabashaw Co, towns Lincoln I37 maj.
Brooklyn ll3 for Lincoln.
Goodin Co, about 800 maj. for Lincoln.
Dacotah Co, 5 towns, Lincoln I25 maj
Wenona Co, 500 for Lincoln.
Milwaukee, Walworth, l3 towns,
gives Lincoln 1890 maj.
Rock Co, 1900 maj. for Lincoln Wauke-
sha Co., complete, Lincoln ABS maj, La.
Crosse Co.. $50 maj. for Lincoln. Sank Co,
II towns, 778 maj. for Lincoln.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7th.-Ten counties give
Douglas 1915; Bell 1902 Lincoln lOl34;
Breckinridge 1899.
Lexington.-Bell Gl7; Douglas 3I1;
Breckenridge 1876
st. Joseph.-Douglas 1864; Bell 721;
Lincoln IA; Breckenridge 226.
Boonville.-Bell 3I2; Douglas sos
Breckenridge lO5; Lincoln IL.
Independence.-Bel 499; Breckinridge
342 Douglas 369; Lincoln /.
Springfeld.-B II5; Breckinridge 1873;
Douglas 1872 Lincoln 81.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Kansas City
Douglas 487; Bell 368 Lincoln 185
Breckenridge 1871.
Georgia.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. THE Charleston
Mercury says the news of Lincoln's election
at Charleston was received with long con-
tinued cheers for a Southern confederacy at
Augusta. There was stern indignation ex-
pressed in the different portions of the South
which have been heard from in favor of call
ing State convention for deliberating on
the course of policy. 1t was reported in
Columbia last night that the SouthC arolina
Legislature would soon send Il commissioner
to the Georgia legislature to confer about
joint action.
Fifteen counties official in Georgia give