New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
RROlF OHEO.
The EIection-Trceps for the Fnr-H nights
of the Golden CircIe-Crops.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CLEyFLASD, Oct. II, 1861.
The returns of our late election come in slowly
but Judging from those already received, Todt
Ubionl majority will DO over $4,000, TO which, il
order to determine the real Union majority of tie
State, should be added some $4,000 more who arc
absent fighting for their country.
Tie vote was very light. Many Democrats voted
for Jewett upon his letter advocating the prosecu-
ton Of the war. His majority s largest in the Dem
ocraic counties which have sent the fewest soldiers
into the field.
The Western Reserve leeds the van, and this
county iCuyahogh) leads the Western Reserve, our
majority being liI and this with 200 Of our boys
in the army.
Il ia refreshing 10 look over the returns from the
Reserve. In laFge number Of townships Jewett
old lot receive a single vote; in others Thus, in
Portage County Franklin gave Tod PA, Jewett /;
Freedom, Tod 1876 Jewelt /.
In Summit County, Cuyahogs Falls gave Tod
2l7j Jewett, 1. Northampton, Tod, III Jewett,
0. In Ashtabula County, Monroe gave Tod 49,
Jewett, 0. Perpoint, Tod 1874; Jewett, 0. In
Like County, Perry gave Tod 2O2, Jewett, 0. Men
tor, Tod 233; Jcweti, 0. In Trumbull County,
Harrington gave Tod 2O3i Jeweit, o. Bloomfield
Tod. III Jewstt, 0.
The heart of Ohio beats strongly for the war, and
che VIII furnish her share Of men and money TO
prosecute i 10 the end.
The work Of raising regiments is still progressing
and now tia, the harvesls Of the season are gath
cred, we may look for an increase Of recruits The
WAGE and Hutchns Regiment of Cavalry is now
full, ard only waiting for equipments 20 take the
field. IL is fully provided with homes. Other regi-
ments OF cavalry are rapidly being raised.
B. White, esq, U. s. Commissioner, has been
engaged for several days in examining the cases Of
Knights Of the Golden Circle" from Marion
County, arrested on charge Of conspiracy against the
Government. The existence Of the Order is admit
ted. and The man who introduced il into Marion
County Ms. Holder tho editor of the Democratic
paper), isa proisgt Of Yallandigham's and Media
rye.
Il wac claimed for the defense that the Order was
organized merely for the purpose Of protecting Dem
ocrats from mob violence during the war.
The prosecution, however, introduced evidence
tending 10 show that there a second oath taken
by members, as follows:
AID further promise md swear IN the presence Of Al
mighty God aud tho mcmbe Of the Golden Circle hat VII
not rest sleep IA m Abraham Lincoln now ffcldet ,nal
be renewed oui Of the Presidential char aud viii wade in
blood up my knoes as t5on a. Jefferson Da sees pepe
march With lie army 90 Ao the City OF Wushnson and
the White House. 10 do the tame 80 help God and
ieep steadfass to DO the same"
The Commissioner upon the testimony, has held
10 bail the parties Whose examination has taken
place. Other cases have not yet been heard.
There 10 no doubt but that the Order numbers
many members in Ohio, but the publicity now given
70 the matter will drive il out Of existence, or at all
events shear it Of its influence.
Ohio, in common with other Western States, i5
much excited at the rlmors Of Gen. Fremont's re-
moyal. Tie general belief is that red-,apism and
professional jealousy have much to do with the mat
ter aud i.behooyes the Administration not toproceed
10 Interior measures, except upon the most neon
testibo reasons The West will hold il responsible
for the step. liz moral influence will in any event
be bad. Say what his enemies may of Gen. FIRE.
mop,'s extravaganza and Aauteur, his name led tower
Of strength all through the Northwest.
Ohio has been blessed the present season with a
bopp,ifnl harvest and busness is decidedly looking
mp.
The grape crop Of this State has also become
very large one, ard it viii not be long before VIZ
shall manufacture wine enough LOT nome ooNSu"P
ton, with balance for export.
The crop in and about this city has become
very large. we are now sending of daily from one
10 three and half tuus of grapes, many OF whien
find their way to Washington, New-York Buffalo
and Boston. Tho varieties are the Isabella ahO
Catawba, both Of which attain great perfection OIL
the lake shore. They are sold to the packers mere
NJ from four to ak cents per pound, and taken u
Boston by express at {? so per hundred
Wine is also manufactured on vineyards adJaeen
to the city, of superior quality