Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-20

De KALB--Democratic majority of 300. Dem
ocratc gain of 440 since the election ia 1860.
MADIsoN--The Democratic majority on the
State ticket is $40. McDowelPs majority is
Oh
USrISGroS-Democrati by majority OF 90
WELLs-Democratic by 2O0 majority
DAvIEss-Democratic majority, 325.
MARrIN-Democratic majority, 400.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES majority, us.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS majority, 300.
CLAY-The Democratic majority viii probably
reach 600. A letter from Bowling Green gives
the majority ut that precinct at 20 for the State
ticket and IS for Voorhees,. The writer says,
Even in the palmiest days of Democracy, we
have never done so we'll in this township All
honor to the brave soldiers of the list. They
fought and bled freely at Richmond, Kentucky
thev fought nobly here to day"
CLISrox--Democratic by from $50 to 300
county ticket elected by large majorities.
PosEY The Associated Press dispatches put
the Democratic majority at from 80 to 100.
SULLIvAS-In the eloquent and expressive Ian
guage of Col Cookery, last Tuesday was a
proud day for old Sullivan We gave Daniel W.
VOORHEES, a majority of over twelve hundredl
We elect our entire county ticket! And Demo-
cratic Assessor in every township The Repu5-
icans will of course ascribe their overwhelming
defeat to the absence of the Union men" in the
army The truth is that il the soldiers had all
been at home there is doubt majority
would have been up to 500. 1t is notorious
that Of the regiment from this county fully two
thirds are Democrats. Nearly all those who
turned to vote supported Dan. VOORHEES,. That
dodge won't do; the people have set their seal OF
condemnation on the ultra measures OF the Ad
Observation-Disclosures.
Friday returns came in slowly. Enough is
known, however. to render certain the election of
Mcdowell and Edgerton in the Tenth and
Eleventh Districts. The contest in the Ninth Is
close. Two or three times yesterday the friends
of Colfax announced his election certain on the
streets and as often the friends of Turpie thought
they had the figures to overcome the reported
maiorities of Little Greeley" IL may require
the official vote to determine the result The
Abolitonists claim il by 40 majority
We continue our reports from the counties:
TIProN--The majority for the State ticket is
300; Mcdowell. for Congress. 1913; Chambers.
for Representative, 2SI; Cox, for Clerk, 332.
CAss-The State ticket gets 325 majority; Tur
pie, for Congress- 33l: Davis. for Senator. 400,
and Lassall, for Representative. $50 Davis is
elected Senator from the District of Cas-, How
ard and Pulaski by 900 majority.
BARrHoLoNEw-The official returns give the
State ticket 726 majority. and Harrington for
Congress 729. Our correspondent says: Eve
think that we have done well considering that we
have 500 soldiers in the field, two thirds of
whom are Democrats"
DEcATuR-The average majority for the State
ticket is 100 Abolition and not 800 stated
yesterday. Gavin, for Congress, gains few
votes on this.
GIBsoN-The official vote gives the Democrat
ic Suite ticket 294 minority, and Law, Democrat,
for Congress. l66. HolcOmb, Democrat.I Us eject
ed Representative 10y pa.
PUrNAM-The official vote gives a majority for
the State ticket, Democratic, of 294. and the
same for Voorhees, for Congress. The county
ticket is elected by an average majority of 27l.
The total vote in this county ~as 1878
Our correspondent saws: GLORY enough for one
cay. The Butternuts ,(gnominiousiy so called)
triumphant IL is:as good name Loco
foco Morrison carried only twenty -three Dem
ocrats with him and uncle Henry Secrist"
The following the majorities for Voorhees,
for Congress in the