New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

N. ordinary expenses OF election day. Yet in sp'e
of the zeal Of tbs friends Of Blair, and the extraord
nary efforts to defeat the Radicals, IA the Knox mon
wers and are still called, the Radicals carried the
Eirst Second and Third Wards for the Knox County
ticket these Wards being in Blairs Dlstrct), ana
the Fourth Seventh, and Eighth for knok-tbe
Filth formerly strong Secession ward, gong 10, LOT
Blair by 800 majority and the Ieoth for Diai Oy l.
majority. The Ninth was the only Ward carried ny
the Democratic candidate, Boggs, out OF the seven
in which lie was running. The city proper gives
Rsdcal majority OF about IT, l0O. lie votes III 'no
outside county precincts IRE about stand-off.
Frank r. Blair, jr., appears to have malorn % o.
about thros hundred in the city and county. ihe
final result will dspend on the votes OF TIE toeiefs
in camus aud Ia tie fed. This will be q mixed
natter befor the question is ended The chances are
favorable to Knox. because the soldiers votes
ecitlmsey belonging to this district VIII be cast
by troops raised from the city prior to the iat Two
calls OF the President They are principally Ger
mans. Those attached 10 Os'erhsnss Dl's,oa' ,ss
Pilot Knob, alone gave Knox $50 majority, and the
I'd Niirpur now in Gen. GranGers Divsion Ia
Kentucky, gives him 2OO majority. Other UerHah
regiments will increase this vote. go
Bot the Blair men claim majoritles from the fn
Mi,puri-an Irish regiment, now at jackson. lenn.
and in the regiments composing what is known as
Blair's Brigade. Now. anybody who knows any
tiinN about tho question al all knows that these
resiaen,s are composed nearly exclusively oi Meh
from the country. This Is mater OF record. The
recruits raised under the last TWO ca's OF te ries
dan, are hardly one u tso entitled to vote IN the
la ConRre .ional District. Blair may receive q
lsrge majority Of the votos OF three or iour re8i-
mente. bat knoT stands yet the best snow ior MI
election by the soldiers votes.
| Usnry +. Blow, a radical Emaneipationist Is
elected by 1900 majority In the Ia Distrct. hs
receives nearly $500 majority in this county and
runs remarkably well in the country. He indorses
tbs Presidents Proc amaisn straight out and oil tho
time As Blair Iro.essed to indorse the Presidents
PROCLAMATION, 40 whether Blair or Knox finally sue
ceeds there will be two Emancipaiioniats lDiow
and either Blair or Knox from Missouri.
The vote for the Emancipation candidates In the
mtsrior IA surprizinRly large. We have carried
Sprir gfeId Roila, Hannibal, Pilot Knob ste Gene
We've She bina Jefferson City, Bonneville, Kansas
City, Washington, Hermann, Paanc Ci'y' Upton,
and other towns no. now remembered
McClurg, Emar cipstion candidate for Congre's,
receives majority IN Cole County which two years
ago gave Claib Jackson a big majority. Allen f.
Richardson, Emancipstionisi, elected 10 State
Senate from Cole County TO the seat last held by
Monros Parsons, now a general in the Confede ate
army. Mores L. Greene, Emancipation, Mayor OF
Usnnibal receives 43l majority In seven precincts
Of Marion County, over William y. Hall, Anti
Ensu cipation Union member Tor the District. Col
\. III. Boyd il said to be ahead In the Springfield
District. not withstanding he has the veteran meIn-
ber Col John s. Phelps Ms comps!itor. The Hon
John W. NOEL is supposed TO be defeate IN the
Soutb.Tast lie ran as u Simon Pure Emancipation
ist and bias received large vote.
| All things considered, tho Emancipa,ionss In
Niuoari have done we'll Ws have cent seventeen
Representaives of the most Radical slnpe from this
city und have elected Enancirationists III Coo,
Phelps, Greene, Jeforon, and perhaps other coun-
ties. The great iact OF all u.s. that the Emancips-
ton marty hs got a In the interior OF the State
For tbe first time our Candidates bave been tolerated
in strong Pro Slavery communities. Radical stump
suesches have been made In localities where TWO
years ago tar and feathers would have awaited The
SPEAKER for uItorug sentiments one-lwentieIh as
rsdioal Next wear IL will DO better yet, and in
Two wears more We expect 10 have the freedom OF
,ueech 90 strongly assured that Wendell Phillips
aud owen Loyeioy can make Anti-Slavcry speeches
in Border Ruff an Missouri safely IN free has-
sschurctta Verify tho world does move! Lei the
fainling take hsaut
The Army Of the Frontier s reported 10 be ON the
honeward march for Springfield. The orcer 10 said
TO have been given by Gen. Haileek, WHO probably
TO ~. Louis from tito Southwest, tho excuse sas
gwen tha, the army couldn't be supplied with pro-
visiols and Con liAilock gh feel bad /! Sehoeld
got his provirons III sfe oi the objections used 70
fucoess.ully list year. Such an event might prove
that Fremont right Ia calculating that supplies
would follow the army, no mAiter how far It pcne-
tIated into the enemy country.
The interior Of tho State Is generally very quiet
The guerrilla. are disappearing, while tbe State
militia are slill compelled 10 dnll regularly and i'm
prove themselves rapidly as po--ibls.
St-ausbostnen are highly pleased by tho promise
of protection from guerrillas along tho Mississippi
between Cairo and Helena A gunboat 10 announced
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