The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-09

the State by Fernando Wood & Co.,
Of New York, the Unionists carried
the State in triumph. Gov. Backing
ham, at the head, is elected by 5000
majority. Three of the four Congress
men elect are Union men, and even the
fourth, Mr.. English, is War Demo-
crat, and was a member of the last
Congress. The Republicans have if
teen out of the twenty-one Senators,
and large majority in the House.
The Copperheads proper, have been
totally and entirely vanquished, and
the administration has secured, beyond
a doubt, majority in the next House.
The cities of st. Louis and Cincin-
natl have also done well, and by large
majorities buried copperhe adism CON-
pletely out of sight. The following
are the returns, as far as received up to
the hour of going to press:
ST. LOUIS, April 4.
The official majority for c. L. Filley,
Radical Emancipation candidate for
Mayor, will exceed 1900. The Radi-
Gals have elected Z out of 10. Alder
men, and their entire city ticket. This
is a glorious endorsement OF the Presi-
dents Proclamation, in spite of Con-
sentative Republicans and Copper
heads. -,qtetl,,f.ls ~ oe ~ aull19l
is mis- PORTLAND, Me-, April I.
At the city election to-day, Jacob
Mcclellan, Republican, was elected
Mayor by 2O2 majority. The Repub-
licans carry cut of the wards. The
Mayor elect, Mr.. Mcclellan, is a
staunch union man. Iii ve
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, April 7.
This city has gone Radical Repub-
lican. 1t has heretofore been Demo
cratic.
DUBUQUE, April 6.
The election for city officers passed
off quietly to-day, resulting in the
election of the entire Democratic anti
war candidates, for city officers, by
about 100 majority. The Union tick
ct elected 4 out of Aldermen-a
Union gain of 8 Aldermen.
MONMOUTH, H., April 6.
The city election came off here to-
day. The city election came off here
to-day. The copperhead ticket was
defeated by $50 majority. ~
FREEPoRT, ILL.,, April 6.
AT the city election here to-day, the
Republicans elected their ticket, with
the exception of Mayor, by large ma
jority. 1t is claimed that the vote for
Mayor is tie.
DETROIT, April 6.
In Detroit the Democratic ticket has
majorities ranging from 600 to 900.
This is large Republican gain.
M ADRIAN, Mich, April 6.
]. D. Campbell, War Union Demo-
crat, is elected Mayor. A majority of
the city ticket is Democratic. ,.i
LOUISVILLE, April 6.
William Kaye, Democrat, is elected
Mayor by about 400 majority.
KEoKUK, Iowa, April 6.
At the charter election, the Union
candidates were all elected but one
Alderman, by majorities of from 14O
to ITO.
CINCINNATI, April 6.
The Union ticket is elected here by
majorities ranging from 600 to 1000.
There is great rejoicing over the Union
triumph. esd f.,Ess.. eiss
The Union ticket in Troy, Ohio, is
elected by $50 majority.
At Steubenvile, the Union ticket
has 400 majority. Chillicothe gives
800 majority for the Union ticket.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 6.
The Union gain, in this city, to-day,
over the last election, is 500. The
copperhead ticket, however, is success
full.
The gains in the State are largely in
favor of the Unionists.
Cleveland goes 400 majority for the
Union.
IS efT'- INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.
| Returns from the municipal election
in this city to-day, indicate that the
Union majority will reach from 100 to
1000. Returns from various towns
and cities show great Union gains. a
New HAVEN, Conn.,, April 6.
The Union State ticket is elected.
Gov. Buckingham, at the head, is
elected by about 5000 majority.
Messrs. Deming, Hubbard, Brandige,
Union; and English, Democrat, are
elected to Congress. The Union men
have Is out of the 21 senator's, and a
large majority in the House.
Hartford, April 6-Midnight.
Republican Congressman are elected
in the lst, Sd, and 4th districts. The
Democrats carry the I'd district.