, 1863-04-10
LOCAL ELECTIONS.
ILLINOIS.

PEo11A-Tle township election in Peoria
resulted In the success Of the Coppcrhcad
tick&t, bat by a greatly reduced majority.
TheTotc for Supervisor was Dodge, Republi-
cen, G23; Darst, Cop, ss;G. The usual Cop
rcrhcad majority Il about 3oo
WooDsToca-Ther result OF the CORPORATION
election in Woodstock, on Monday last was
the complete triumph Of the Union ticket.
The township election on the following day
resulted the same as the Corporation contest.
sPnrsorIELD-The Copperheads Of SPRING
field carried their township election by about
one-half their usual minority.
CAMPDEI1-Tle Unionists elected their en-.
tire ticket.
NORTH EAsT-1n this township, last fall,
Allen, DENY had IS votes and Iprersoll.
(Cnion) rs. Now John J. Graham, fUnionl
Supervisor has 1o7, toes for John Do Groat,
Corperllead. All right. "Kcep the ball a
rolling.'
FLAaG-oGLE COUNTY.
By private adEices from Lane, Ogle Co., We
learn that the Union Ticket In Flagg town
ship, WAS elected By an average majority Of
l5o out Of 2:t2 votes. The Coppcrheals made
desperate effort to elect their ticket. 4
Union man consented to run on their ticket
for Collector, but the loyal voters we're not
to be caught by any such bait Us that, and the
would-be Collector shared the same fate IS
that of his brother Coppcshcads. 4 CORES
rendent writes, "Thc Copperheads arc COM
rletely amazed. They don't know what struck
them"
The following is the ticket elected, with the
majorities Of each candidatc:-Willard P.
Flagg, Supervisor, 152 majority; Alfred 8.
Hoadley, Town Clerk, 143 mai; J. E. Car
rcnter, Assessor, 14i maj; VIM. Halsey, Col:
lcctor, lo9 maj; Miles Ten Eyck, Road Com.
missioner; Il. 3. Smith, Constable, 1s9 mai:
F. Walters, Poor Master, 1873 mai.
ATLANTA.
ATrAH1 A. Lroxs Co., Ills, April I.
ED1Tone CmcAGo Tn1BcAE:
Yesterday We had an election of town Oh
GERS, which resulted in complete victory to
the Union men and defeat to he Copper.
heads: the latter having only thirty-one votes
out OF 116, making one hundred and forty.flre
Union majority. The Copperheads have been
rather bold since the CONSUMPTION Bill passed,
threatening what they would do if it was pass.
ed. But think they will find from the major
-! A-.t Ao 0A1oA oau stll IoHa IN, crushing
all traitors.
A UNION LADY.
AoLrAs.-In this township the vote for
Supervisor was tied, {94 to o., but the rest
ofthc Union ticket was elected By majority
averaging about 80. The Coppcrleads dc.
ceived many voters By heading their ballot,
'tCuion Ticket"
ItscoLA.-The charter election in Tusco1a.
Douglas County, resulted in the almost unau-
inous election Of the Union ticket. 4 cor
respondent writea as follows:
1.-THE Democrats, OF rather those who c,,1
tacmsel'esDemocrats, thought all was right for
them and thst they could elect ticket which
they patched upa week or 80 ago; but YES
tcrday morning, about II o'clock, they got a
Tea IN thcit ear, md were as mad as vet
hen. With the exception Of four OF fiye.
they renaained away from the polls. They
only number about thirty fire or forty out Of
1l5 voters; and not haring any side issues to
catch votes, they found no comfort agalust
such odds, and sku1ked rather than make =
show. scycnty.two votes were polled and
seventy Of them ,rcse for tho Union ticket.
composed Of our most thorough business
men,"
K4c1SE, WIS, April 9-For the first time
u me history Of lsacine. clean sweep has
!,1a. pesn mage, s Aga'nst an Unconditional Union
ticket, inc Copperheads dared to contend.
The result has been their total overthrow.
Not even an Alderman, or School Commis.
sioner, Of the traItorous crew, was saved from
the storm OF public indignation, Lsst year
we had Copperhe.d Mayor, City Treasurer,
Clerk, half the Aldermen. and part Of The
~, -
Union men, without any iJs or 5u:5, are
elected to every place Of trust and responsi.
bility In the gift Of the people Of our city.