The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-09
nEmOCRATIC VICTORIES!

Providence, R. l., April 2-Gov. Sprague
and the rest OF the preseat incumbents OF the
State officers were re elected to-day without
opposition. The vote was light.
Democratic Victories in New
York.
The following telegraph dispatches in the
New York papers are significant Of the pop
ular reaction which is going on all over the
country:
OaDENsBURGH, April 1.-At the charter
ell ction to day the entire democratic ticket
was elected, except the collector. The Hon.
David G. Judson was elected President of
the Board of Trustees by 80 majority
ScHENEcTADY. April 1.-The whole DEM
ocratic city ticklt was elected to day by an
Increased majority.
",Ehe Increasing Tread Of the
Democracy"
The Palmyra IN. " Courier, a Rspubli
can paper in contemplating the defeat Of its
party at home in the recent election, makes
the following confession:
Disguise the fact as we may, it is becom-
ing clear to every unprejudiced eye that the
Democratic party is rapidly gaining the van
tage ground in this town. 1t is true that
the large Irish vote helps to swell their
ranks; but in all candor we urge that broader
and wiser connsels must prevail, or the Re
publican party, not only in this town, but
all over the district, will have to stand aside
for the slow but surely increasing tread OF
our opponents. This is sad and humiliat-
ing confession, but it is nevertheless true.
Glorious Democratic Victory.
The Democracy and Constitutional Union
men of Rhode Island, on the first o. this
month. reelected Gov. Sprague and the 9th.
er Democratic State officers OF that State, tina
Republicans not daring to present tcket
against them. In the Legislature just cleo
ted there is Democratic majority eftEjTty-
six. This will insure the election Of q Dem
ocratlc United States Senator in place OF Mr.,
Simmons, whose term expires with this
Congress. This is indeed gratifying result
to all loyal friends OF the Constitution and
the Union.
Another Dem Ocratic Victory
!; GENEVA, N. Y. April 2.
The election in the town Of Seneca yes
terday resulted in the success Of the entire
Democratic ticket, with the exception OF one
supervisor, by an average majority Of one
hundred and fifty seven. The Republcsa
Supervisor elected has twelve majority
The vote cast was much larger than usual.
Glorious DelnOcra tic Victories
In Milwaukee, at the election on Tuesday
the entire Democratic city ticket was elected
and, with lew exceptions, the Democratie
ward candidates Horace Chase, the Demo
: era c candidate for Mayor, has majority o.
,493 over Hibbard, Republican, Union, etc
Phillips, Democrat, for City Treasurer, has
500 majority over Tesch Republican.
At the municipal election in Madison, thu
Democratic ticket had majority OF 200 owe
. the combined opposition.
At the city election at Janesyile, j. G
Doe, Democrat. was elected Mayor by thre
: majority, and Andrew Boss, Democrat, Cle'l
by eight majority. The balance OF the Re
publican ticket was successful, with the ex
: ceptinn OF one Democratic Alderman.
q In Racine Democratic victory was unex
Il pccted. But the whole ticket IS elected, oul
candidate for Mayor having lG2 majority.