The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-10-16
The Election.

OuiilClCnl returns OIL lHc cleCtloh helu yes
terdey in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania,
are in to enable us to form an opinion as TO-
the result It's partial result of the Dem
ocratic party, That party may moi have car
ried any one Of the three States, butts gains
upon the popular vote are tremendous, not
outstanding the obnoxious character Of
many OF its candidates. In Indiana Voorhees,
is reelected, in Ohio, Va~llandighsm, though
his district in tho new apportionment was
arranged especially to defeat him, is barely
defeated, and that is all, In his old district,
where a year ago he scarcely dare attempt
to address q popular assemblage, he has q
majority ofabout 700, and is defeated only
from the fact that a very strong Republican
county las been added to the district. These
facts are given as an illustration of the pc
litical revolution that has undoubtedly be"
gun in the Northwestern States CinciD-
natl Times, Oct 10.
The above is the truth and SIM
ply the truth - nothing more or
less. And when a malignant op-
ponent of the Democratic party, so
feels the force of a rebukc from the
democracy of the "OW Third Dis
trict as it waS," that he is compelled
to make the above admission, the
friends of Mr.. Vallandigham, the
sterling,fearlcss and patriotic states
man, have no reason to dcspond.
The "Rcgister' says, thereafter
let every man hold up his head,
when he tells that he he is from
the Third District" Hereafter Mr..
Vallandigham, who has nerer held
his head dorm, will have the proud
consciousness of knowing that his
course in Congress has been tri-
umphantly endorsed by ali increas-
ed majority Of the people Of the
district which he has so ably and
honorably represented.
If it be treason to support Mr..
Vallandigham, we take pride and
pleasure in saying to our abolition
opponents, that Mr.. V. has just re-
ceivcd a majority of GOO votes in
The old "Third District" and ri
this be treason, make the most Of it,"
But there Is another side to the
case, which, it may not be improp-
er to look at. The Abolition lie
gislature that in the apporticnment
arranged the Third District esper
cially to defeat Mr.. Vallandigham,
als) attempted many other especial
arrangements in this State, among
which are the following They ar
ranged q district for the especia
benefit of their sanity abolition
pet, Gurlcy; but Mr., Long ha:
knocked the special arrangement
: in the head, by knocking the sain
out Of Congress.
Another special arrangement wa
made to defeat Sam. Cox, and keel
that crazy Abolitionist, Sam. Shel
] Iabarger, in Congress; but Sam
Cox overcome the 5000 they Sc
against him, and comes in 25'
ahead in the District. "BULLY 70
Cox" Then another special al
F.. rangcment was made to retain tina
. abolition traitor, John A. bingham
:. in Congress, where he has been
disgrace to his race, his constitu
ency, hiS-State, and his country
They made his district in such
y manner as to give him 1000 maior
n ity; but Mr. White ovcrcame thG
majority, and is elected by 100
/! majority. Did our Abolition frien(
d hear anything drap'' lately
1t not, listen q moment. Ohio, 1000
:, majority for the Democratic Stat
q ticket! Indiana, 5000 majorit
lie for the Democracy! Do you he'
that? If not, then you are deo
and we can only refer you to tn
closing sentence of the above c,
it; tract from the TImes-perhaps yC
ar can see that.
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