Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-09
OuRNE NEM.EERMS
The Election ON monday.

Ine Eu0CNIOM OhA |
The returns so far from the Township
elections in this county are, worry cheering
We have gained in nearly every yTownshlp'as
far as reported at this writing. CoIERAlN'
FtusaiNa. KIRKwooD, PEAsE, WASHING
TON. WARREN, and RIoHLAND have all
ma el,r,e gains on the vote Of list FAN.
The vote indicates that the masses OF the
people are loyal, and are sick Of the insane
efforts made by noisy faction OF dlsloyalists
to embsrrass the Government and the army
We bai the vote of last Monday as the
omen Of better times. Traitors will not find
much in it to encourage them.
Now let every Union man in the County
..pird ou his armor' for next Fall. Let us
have a GaAND USroN MEETING at St
ClairsyilIe, or at any other point in the
County that may be be thought better, and
invite distinguished speakers from abroad
10 address the people. Let us form Union
Leagues. Let us circulate the right kind OF
documents and, in fact, 90 into the cam
paigu determiaed to ,oi',.
We give the returns below, SO far as re-
ceiyeds
KIRKwooD TOWNSHIP.
A friend, writing to us from Hendrysburg'
saws. "We met the Butternuts and they
are ours. We elected the whole OF the Un'
conditional Uuion Ticket by handsome ma
iorrities. KirRwood holds On to her lnteg
rity. Bully for as! !"
'oeE GLORIOUS OLD PEAsE
A gentleman who left Martinsville on
Tuesday morning informs us that lsrae
phillips and james Smith, Union candi
dates. for Justice OF the Peace, have IL.
and iii maiorities in that Township re
spectively. The balance of the ticket wa
no, counted out when our informant let
Martinsville.
This Is a gain of over so in Pease Town
ship since last Fall. Three cheers tor tn
gallant Union men Of Pease Townshipl-
Over three hundred Of her patriotic son
ate absent in the armies Of our country, bu
still enough are left at home to rebuk
treason. Heaven bless her!
~ BULLY FOR CoLERAIN
The election in Colerain Township o
Monday resulted in sweeping triumph
the Union ticket. The vote was as follow
Justice of the Peace. =.
Union. Copperhead. Ma
Jas. Hsnderson..ll5 Thos. Majors.'ss
a Trustees.
I'd. Hawthorn.....ll6 John Baker...N
Il. v. Stilwell.. Alex. Stitt.....9t
A. p. Wiley.....ll3 Ezra Knsey..96
Assessor.
usaoc Taylor......lI7 Jos. Shannon'.sz
Clerk.
+. Tins Malin.... lit T. NJ. Majors..9S
Treasurer.
". Sharon. Ills w. McComas..9o
Constable
Jsa;sh ;parlet.. ....lS2 w. Deyault.:.92
FLUSHING.
~ Dem. IN
ID. Niehols.......ll7 Il. Eills.; s.;;....;.os
G. s. Laahan...l40 ): i. ID. brockot
A.Wansrs.....l LAB w. DonoughS6
c. te,R;.
OS. Holloway 1876 H. Dysart... .....S5
Treasurer.
Up. Judkins,... ..l44 r.. krim........S3
Assessor.
8. G. Vance. .i47 Il. G. Dysart..S2
a'a -. .Constobles.
Ohio Sbeetz-.....l45 II. Butter. .....Sl
Thomas Hall.....l43 T., Piggott....S2
RESULT IN WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Justices Of the Peace. 4.
yr;,, tr Dem. !
n caldwell. ..l63...D. Caldwell. ..s7
navid Pogue. j. M Gaughey 8
-Nrfh Trustees. F,c
.ax,oxs Ring ...s4 Job Hail.. .......9'
WIN. Danford ....-94 Jonas ferklns.'s y
on John Mechem....9 M. .Nanfringer D
,..,s Treasurer.
NJ. Danford.. .......s7 W. Armstrong;
ssn,,.a Clerk.
,pa Jennings Perkims9 Jos. Trigg........s
Thos. M'Cabe..l77 Thos. MCabe...
ssv irti - ConstcSles
,Wu. Parmer.....9O D. Phillips........s
John Safle.-...s7 j. j. Clithero...s
All the Supervisors elected, are [
hut two. Huxza for old Washington!
''s' A. H. CALDwEl
e,cts BosY RucHLAND TOWNSHIP.
e .,n The total vote of this Township was
y. The highest vote given on the Union
was for Grimes, for Treasurer,
following are the Copperhead majorit
King, for Justice, 224; Trustees-R
mi, 2o7, Taggart, 2Oa, Turk 100; Clerk, 2
son, 2O3; Treasurer, Campbell, 1856;