Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-07
The Rccent EIection..


meagre returns from the elections held last Tues
day. What returns we have look unfavorable
for the good of the country and the perpetuity
of free institutions. But we give the dispatch
es and the reader can draw his own inferences:
DELAWARE ELECTION. g
Wilmington, Nov 5.-New Castle county
gives Union majority of 5S3. Kent county
gives 450 Democratic majority. Sussex county
has not yet been heard from.
Cannon Union for Governor, is certainly
elected. Legislature still in doubt
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
Boston, Nov. 5.-Returns from 255 towns
give John A Andrew, Republican, for Govern
or, 81 ,447. Gen. Devens, in the same towns has
1880. Andrew majority in the State will be
about $4,000. In the Senate 81 Republicans
are elected, and 6 Peoples Union. In the House
l79 Republicans and "a Peoples Union men are
elected-27 towns yet TO be heard from
ILLINOIS ELECTION. 4,a
Chicago, Nov. 5.-Returns thus far indicate
the following congressman elected in this State:
LIST District. Arnold; 3D. Farnsworth; Sd, WASH
fbunne; 5th, Loveoy; 9Th, Morton, Republicans J
4th, Harris; 9Th, Stewart; 9th, Ross: i0th Knap;
,llth, Robinson; 18th, Morrison; 18th, William j.
Allen, (DeGnocrats) 7th District vet in doubt
James q. Allen, Democratic candidate for Com
gress at large, is undoubtedly elected.
WISCONSIN, ELECTION.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5.-The Democrats have
elected two members Of Congress, Browne and
Eldridge. Republicans elect Sloan, Cobb and
Hanchett. One District yet in doubt. The
Democrats have gained largely in some parts Of
ths State. s,s II ~
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Trenton, Nov 5.-Paker, Dem, is elected by
10000 mejofity. Democrats elect -four members
of CoHgn0ss. Republicans Both branches
of the State Legislature are largely Democratic
KANSAS ELECTION.
Leavenworth, Nov. 5.--Scattering returns
from this State indicate the election Of the en-
tire Republican State ticket. Wilder, Republi-
can candidate foF Congress- is probably elected
over PARROT. Union. and Matthias Democrat
MINNESOTA ELECTION
st. Paul, Nov 5--City Of St Paul all Deni-
oeratic. Ramsay county gives Collen, DEM,
for Congress 500 majority. Goodhue, Donnelly
500 majority. Result very uncertain. Returns
4. como in slowly.
MISSOURI ELECTION.
st Lsuis, Nov. 5.-.The Radical Enancipa-
tion ticket IN this county H. undoubtedly elected
The vets ia the Ist Congressional District is We
ry close and can't be decided till the army is
heard from. Blair's friends claim his election,
but the Radieal Republicans say the vote IN the
publican candidate IRthe Cd District, Blow,
Radical Republican, is undoubtedly elected by
a handsome majority. Returns from the interi-
or are neagfe, bat tie Emancipation ticket is
protebly elected. 3 iss
: NEw YORK ELECTION. = sni
New York November 5s---the fun returns oi
this city show = Tn1osity for Seymour Of 81 :
347. The Tribnae eoneedes 6eymouFa elect
tion, Tbs two Woeds as grAceless seonndrels
as ever dared walk the streets, are elected "a
Congress. We have not yea sali<ient returns
to indicate how the rest Of the Congressional
delegation stands. except y the Buffalo district,
where We regret to esy, Mr. Sparlding i de-
feated and 0anson Democrat, elected 1
MICHIGAN .kLECfToN, g 9saa
The sFeturns from Michigan Indicate the eIce-
Aion ofdot. Blair and the Republican state eick-
ct by fram 5'ooo = 10 no0 majority, Also the
six Republican pandidata ier congreas. De-
4roif Qava 900 Democratic ranioritr