New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09
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Yur ursI1r IN Tng COUNTIES.

UESuY C1UsIY-JerichO, NJ 4! o'clock, Garrtrd
U'nionl 10. Terry L. Whitaker Union candidate Tor
n, Serae i)4, Stout 40, Sparks Union candidate
far L. pfe-au'Eiyel l0} Pryor Secession l0l.
keyesiis a c'cl ck--Spsrks's majority no.
Canpb.lls6nrg. III Il o'cIo,s-SparA,s majority -.
Uni5n Ridse-sFa'ks's majority l2s.
En,ineuoe at Al o'clock-Sparks's majority IL.
Plea.ur.ville-SIarks's 'jority 20:
MARtoy CoUvrf.-At Loret,o, at II o'clock, j. II.
Thomas Union, Representative, bad 2i2 votes Walls
secer.op) II votes. Spaidng elected 10 The Senate
from Marion without oppUsiilon.
SHELLEY CoUSrY--Tue following is a Statement. Of
~. pol. at Shebyville nj II oclock: Gsrrard g6l,
whitaker 26I StoGt u, Cochran z5l, ard Force ~
Al CLAY villa e, at 81 o'clock, tue following wac the
vote: iiarra.d a., Viii sker lunoul IL, Stout Ssces-
sionl l6 Cochran (UnioDl H. Force (Secessonl II.
al SIM sonyille, at O'Clock, the vote s'ood Gar
nrd "a. Whitaker Is, Cochran "A. All Uuitn.
Az Banicks, ~ O'Clock, Stout o., Force -. All
Al Jones's at 9 o'clock, Garrard rs, Whitaker 70,
BuIIitr Couxrr.--R. II. Field hes a majority In
Bnllu County, as far as head from Up to o'clock,
for the Selsie Of iiO votes
AZ Sherherd.ville NJ clock, the vote stood for
senator Field CUni,nl i6l, iansboo Secession 50.
For toe House OF Representatives: Heady Union l55,
Carenter (StCssI0nl ~.
OLDHAM CoUNrY-At Lagrange rhe vote stood Tor
Jacob. CUnipn) l96, Duerson 80.
Al Westpori at o'clock, tho vote was rs follows.
| Jacobs So Dneison III.
LrnAsoE JUycTIoS, Aug. S, 1861.
The following Is the result Of the election at Leba-
| non 10 ~ o'clock:
G,rr,,d, 2lO Spaldog, for Senator, 2iO no oppo-
sition; Thomas Union, for Representative, 2ioi
| Wills ,Secessonistl, ~. m ,,o
AZ Lyachbarg Marion County, Thomas, lilo )
Al ioretto, Thomas, 90; Wills, 10.
Al Raiduk, At ii O'clock, Thomas, IA; Wills, 10.
| AT New-nayen at o'clock, Birjine (UniODl, lt6;
Murphy lSecessiorl, &c; Reed, Tor Senator, 10; 10
Az Boston, Bulntt County, ut O'Clock, Burdine
Union), 1oi Murphy (secessiool a.
At Pine Tavern, at o'clock, Fields Union, Tor
Senator l0i ansboro Is cerson. "a; leady tUnlon),
for Representative, 81 Carpenter Sceession for Keep
reeent,.iive, 60; SanueL, III.
FRAsKFoRr, Ang. 5, 1861.
X. G. ApdeIsons majority IL not less than aoo.
GOodloe is elected Senator.
| THE ELECTION IN LOUISVILLE
From TIE LOrisviie JourI, Aug q, 1881
Onr expetations in regard 10 the result OF Yesterday
election Ia this city fully realized. Some VI ths
active Seces ioiss us the day of triil approached
protested TO feel assured Of an immense gam II not
victory, and We OF cOuue, did noi know what secre
reasons they night have, or thick they had for then
ae lr nee but any were confident that they
were destined 10 wretched disappointment, and 0ui
confidence Is amply jusiiied by the VOTE
Never di1 parry MAKE greater and more determined
efforts carry an election than the seoessionifts o.
Louisville mad. W carry this. They resoried To al
possible expedi-n,s for nlning and esasperating the
ou5hc mind They ende AZ ored TO incie our people
even 10 tie pitch Of fordble resistance to the laws
They invented all r0tts OF Iahe bstf, hho pInshe'
them with their whole power and Ingenuity. theli
canddateB Thought disguise their real position, anc
presented ale issues tho hope OF deceiying Mt least
portion Of the community. They Iesorted to appeals
tb, ts 10 promises, 10 proesntions' 1hclf ohaL
pu forth all 10 powers of persuasion, appealing alike
10 all tito best and all the worst PASSIONS OF human M
tufe All Of them seemed TO realize that their last hoP
was staked upon the conflict. And now book a. th'
vote. Never, never was Q party more utterly ann
hila,td. -,
or course our returns for the ret OF Kentucky an
very limited, bat have doubt that tn riesda .
the Union, the opponents of Secession hsve anisre'
an oyerw6emias victory throughout the State. lfth
is II fact, If large majority Of the men elected ysster
day TO the nexi Leg failure are UIion mep, wouit
tenn To DO tine for the bitter contici IL n ntucky 'c
close. II the people by reso1nfing majority, hay'
still again pronounced their veic, in favor OF Tx
ULiDn tho Sc, e. ionists cannot longer attempt 90 keel
no lhs nutapp, aud disastrous agitation nnd inrrnci
without vll1iy acting the Palt Of miachie'ous mt
pesient Citizens. at,
6sce.,op has no u.ilsivu Ia Ken.gcIy and the SCOPE