Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-11

From the Albany IN. " Argus and Atlas, 6th,l
Democratic Thunder all rOnnd the Sky.-
City and Town Elections The Demo-
cratic Reaction in the Interior.
BUFFALO, March S, 1863.
All the towns In Erie county heard from, bu,
one. The Democrats elect fourteen Supervisors
and the Republicans ten-a Democratic gain Of
Eve from last year.
Dunkirk has elected the entire Democr atic
ticket by handsome maorities
SULLIVAN.
CHIrTENANao, Madieon Co, March a. 1863
"CoPPERHEAD" VIcToRY IN SULLIVAN! nBLAcK
SNAKES" CLEANED 0UT.-At the annual tow
meeting held yesterday, and hard-fought con.
test, the "traitor" majority in this town figures
up, on the whole, an average majority Of o75
gain of BIT votea since last spring! The only
reason for this change is the supposed one Of
the danger of Congress holding over, aud the
people presuming that they would pass Law
that white men had no right TO be respected by
niggers, and being the last time, they ali voted
Bully for Sullivan!
| WATERFORD, March 4, 1863.
Town meeting yesterday re elected David r.
Lamb, Democratic Supervisor, without opposi.
tion. The restof the Democratic ticket elected
by an average majority of 220 The vote was
full one for the spring election, and the day
passed without excitement. B.
WARREN couNTY-oLENN's FALLS DEMocRATIo
li. GLEsN's FALLS, March A, 1863
GKErLRMEN7sOur charter election was held
yesterday. A hard fight and glorious victory
was the result. The entire Democratic ticket
for village officers was elected by an average
majority of 40. "Copperhead" stock ia rising
and "leatherhead" falling. Please put Glenn's
Falls In the Democratic column.
Yours.
EssEx COUNTY.
Essex, New YoRK, March 3, 1863
Our town meeting came off to day, and for
the first time In quarter of q century, the
whole Democratic ticket was elected by an av,
erage majority of 25. John Haskins (Demo-
craft was elected over Harrison Noble (Repub-
lican) and the wealthiest man in Northern
New York, over SO majority. The times are
ominous, and even old Republican Essex conn
ty may yet wheel into the Democratic line
Yours truly.
RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
In the city of Troy, the Democrats elect sew
en- Of the ten Supervisors, and they carry ten
or eleven of the towns. tasy g.. ..,-...s q
OOLUmbiA COUNTY. tIt
Last year the Board of Supervisors was tie
ten Democrats and ten Republicans. Now
we have thirteen Democrats and seven Repub-
licans. We gain four towns, and lose one ;
while the popular vote of the county from last
fall has increased in favor of Democracy near
ly fifty per cent. a
WARRINGTON COUNTY.
WHITEHALL, N. Y March 4, 1863
GEETLEMEN: AT our town meeting held yea.
terday, the entire Democratic ticket was elect.
ed. Mr.. Samuel BeDjsmin, the Supervisor
elect, had the largest majority lover FIVE hun
dred) that has been given any Supervisor at
Whitehall for the last thirty years. Black Re-
publicanism is nearly played out In the Second
Assembly District of old Washington county,
~ Respectfully.
soHRoRrREL, oswEGo COUNTY.
cH PHGNIx, March 3, 1863
GENTLRMEF: send you statement of our
political condition as compared with few
years ago. In 1856 Fremont's majority in the
town Of Schroeppel, Oswego county, was 256;
in 1860 Lincoln's majority was 1T; in 1859
Wadsworth's majority was 80. To-day we
elected Edmund Merry, Democratic Supervi-
sor, BY 1O9 majority, together with the election
Of the entire Democratic ticket. Although the
orders from the pulpit last Sabbath, that every
Republican must vote the entire ticket II Il
were the devil that was its nominee, and We