New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
SPRING ELECTIONS.

MIcgroAs.-Rsturns thus far received from the
Judicial election, held last week. indicate decided
Republican gains throughout the State, aud the re-
election Of judge Campbell by majority exceeding
that Of Gov. Blair las, FALL In the With Judicial
Circuit notwithstanding the Infamous sbuse Of
Judge Lawrence by the CoPporheads, be runs large.
" ahead Of hs ticket. Judge Withcre il, Of course
reelected in Wayne County. The Tribune says;
4" Altogether, we have done well, and the returns
show that reaction among the people elsewhere has
.pread over Michigan. We have won adscided Po-
li,ica victory in he State, and congratulate Repub-
leans generally on our success" The vote in De-
tro on Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court was:
CanpbsU, Rep, ,30S; johnson. Dem, 29lS This
is a dscres,e in the whole vote Of ,Ol5, as CON-
pared with last Fall, and decrease Of Isl IN the
Democratic majority. Lansing, which last Fall
went Democratic by q majority Of S6, now elects q
Republican Mayor by 10 msjority-s gain Of los.
Ingham County gvos at least 100 majority-a gain
Of 235. Flint is Union by CO.. majority, gain Of G2.
WEST VIRGIEIA-The official vote in "a ont Of
the 4s counties of which West Virginia is compoeed,
on the amended Constitution, 10 20 OS9 for, to 81
Rgainst. Soldiers vote sec for 1S@ against; or n
total Of q COS for to 706 asaust. As most Of tie
very faltsriDg result Tho aggregate vote, when
tho remaining counties are in. will reach 10000.
II looks that way now. This viii come very
near the votsble strength OF the new State.
The Secessionsts claim that they have IL COO from
Wes. Virginia in the Rebel service, as soldiers,
euerrillss and hsnge-on and If they tell the truth
there is very little strength len for them in the way
Of votes. Had they voted on the day of election in
fnll strength in all che 50 counties, do NOS sup
pose they could bave cast anything like 10000
votes Tha! they could all have voted, had they
chosen, the result proyesi $50 votes On record
sgainG. tho new Sate, and very fair proportion Of
them were cast in tho hottest and 100 20 speak mos.
intoerant Union and New-State counties tLas We
have. The truth ia, tho Secessionsts OF West Viz.
gina realized that they are in hopeless minority,
and wisely abstsnsd from voting.
OnIo.--The result in Ohio is decidedly cheering,
the returns from different cities aud towns showing
large gains for the Union ticket. Cincinnati s
Union BY an average of ,259 rnajonty; Sanlusky
il Union by G8 majeSity-G gain OF 800 since las.
Fall; Cleveland elOcts Union Mayor and tie en-
tire Unconditional Union ticket by majorites ranging
from 400 TO so. Steubenvills City, Union majority
over 5OO--a gain Of 400; Chilicothe, 800 Union
msjorityi Troy, Miami County, gives Union ma
jority Of l50 Toledo has done well-a War Demo
crat for Mayor chosen by $50 majority remainder
Of Union ticket elected by l35 majority. London,
A Union majority. The Township tloke. wa.
elected by lO0 majOrity-s lorge gain. The Dem
ocracy made no fight in Sharon townlhip The
Uniopisis elected their ueke, by l7O votes. Ere.
mont, g Union majority-s gain. The vote in
Perry township was very close. A Unlonist WA
elected Justice Of the Peace, and two Democrats
and UDionst Trusteea Hamilton township gave
a glorious victory for the Unionists. The majority
for Mr.. Cox las! FAN wss 49, at this election, the
COpperhesds wero defeated by msjOrities ranging
from 43 TO SO. Mount Vernon and Akron are Union.
Springfield, Union BY 2H msjorityi and the doubt.
full townships In the county all the same way by
q clear majority. In Columbus. the Democratic
majority was Tl--a decrease. Tifhn and Dayton
have also gone Democratic.
ISDAsA.-Ths Copperheads were pretty well
laid out In tbs lste election. Indianapolis wa car