Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
Wisr1xLD Towssulp.-The Demec Q

Wfsr1ELD TowNsHip.-The Demec-
racy'of Winfield did nobly. giving clean ma
rites against the Republicans. Ths State.
District and county tickst'bad an even vote Of
laO for each candidate. The Republican
State ticket and dis.sict was also, without .
.osaseh-iss vstes being poiled. Jcdgs Dil'
lon ran one ahead Of his ticket, as also did
Saunders and Clifford.
The Township officers are all Democratic.
snda are as followa: Justices Of the Peace.
John N. Dermot and William A. Propss As
ssesor. David II. Lower; Clerk, hugh H..
Hart; Constahles, Thos. Murtough and Daniel
Wertz: Trustees. w. B.. Wes.lake. james Ea.
mis- and John -Gross. xgtF
Good for Winfield. The Democrats out that
way understand their business They stand
togetherii a.,olid body. and fight all the bet"
ter for it.
DUgFALo ,TowssHP. true to her
honor. gave clean Democratic victory. The
state ticket was voted without scratch-9S
all through, Judge Thayer ran three ahead,
ano AK. OoouIeu OuS Sucau '"iso s"o. "
wss no variation in the ticket aside from the
to " nship ticket.
The Township ticket was elected by clean
D mocratic majority Of abou. forty. The offi
GERS elect are as follows: County Supervisor,
Warner L. Clark; Justices cf the Peace. Geo.
W. Baker, j. P. Clark Assessor, h. Souter
Clerk, J. P. Clark; Constablsa. r. Vossnan y
and F Bush Trustees. J. Friday, A. Daugher.
ty and F. Kaniz, % ~
Buffalo GENES out OF the trial handsomely,
and gives the highest Democratic majority
given in the county ..s.a:..las. - s1.g
LECLAinE IowNsHIp.--The Republicans con-
cesd this township by an even msjerity Of
about IS vo.es. The Democracy moved even.
ThAyer ran two behind. al The rsst being Ill.
The Republican vote. with TIE exception Of
l6s for Price. stands l67. The township tick
ct ha. not bssn reported, but probably shared
the same fate. Too many Democrats gone TO
the war in LsClaire to be able to &c: Dems-
cratic victory there.
Rockingham Township has clean Demo-
cratic record. Our old friend Coleman was
reelected Supervisor. The entire township
ticket was elected by Democrats Rockingham
is email, but very select in her prevailing prin
ciples.
THIRTy.rIssT REGIMENT
For Secretary Of State-Wright, 447 Syl
vester, l60-2S7 Republican maj
Auditor Of State-J. W. Cattell, 44S; J.
Browne, 159-2S9 mai.
Treasurer Of Stats-Holmes, 447; Lorah'
l6O-2s7 maj.
Attorney Gsneral-Nsurse. 447 Hall, 100
-2s7 maj, &s j.. - - ~
Register Of State Land Offiee-Harvey, 450
Gotttshalk, l56-2e4 maj Z r. IL ;
Congrs.s-2d District.-Price, sSs ;Thayer.
1920 maj s*
Judge-7:h District-Dillon, l54 maj.
District Attorney-Eilis. 1855; Dunbar. 65
80 msj. .TM F1n aft
" Clerk Of the District Court cf Jackson Coun.
ty-Ksch, lis; Scarborough. 67-5l maj.
The vote ef the three companies from Jack.
son county on Congress was: Price. l57 ;
Thayer, So 9S msj. ...s.
CAMp McCLHlLAN.-There were but few vo.
ters In this camp belonging to this district
The majority for Price was 6'e.
With the exception "f the three companies
bslon qing 70 the l4th Regiment, previously
reported, the Republicans have q majority.
Mr. Price's majority in lie camps fooss up At
81
+ CLEoxA TowNsHr,-Cfeialr returns show .
RepublicA Q majority # about 20. Towsship
ticket rot reported. sW7