New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
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CoTr.,rons.ue. Of The " Y. Tribune
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Cc.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio Oct. i6, g.
The people Of this little county Of Lake, With
Only eight towns went TO the polls Tuesday last
with the feeling that that election the most import
ant orc since the establishment Of The Government and
tina, the Ques,on to be settled that d0y the supple
one so far as the State could determine that v. reafrn
ing self government by TIE people or dhunion and
anarchy in tie niercs. Of Je5 Davis. IN this town
the and AL the business places we're closed save
three ead their al went TO the polls withthe
declared purpose Of dovotug day to ,her Country
The result thai in canvass 81 ~ votes 90 only
were for Vaa6i CHAM, and GA were for Broygh and IN
the county there were 1887 for Brongh. and 3C1 Only
were for valandicham. and yet there arc too many
traitors in county. But what Is worth telling. We
have the names Of every traitor IN the town
half dozen more, VINO voted altered Bronch ballots,
and the 81 all IN the county save O,c tows, were
read at public meeting convened IL this village The
evening after election for receiving returns ron iie
rest Of the State The names Of the JoJ traitors OF ths
county 10 be published. TO be read Of al men. and
handed down 70 coming time.
The roturns from all parts Of the State come IN 90
goTousy that tits day hss been set apart for Jubilaon
GOV. Br5ugh and our representative 10 Congress X T.
Spadinc err the speakers while our town u g living
OF human beings. The business places are orna-
meuted With multitude q flags while ftre'eheis In
sundry p-ecs across the streets display ss many mot
Gov Lrough oomr.enced speaking at p m. to AZ
denco estimated at from socOto 10 oo and reviewed tho
incidents Of the campsign. closing with notice Of 10
effect that this nagihceni triumph III the SiAio VIII
have. tEouo vote. c5.0cc MAJORITY
He had never seen such canvas IN his lie-one At
tended w!.h such responsibilities, and ono ~ cond1ccd
with such energy and persistent detefuni hnoh iho
Consciousness Of fGosc truths had aroused guicEcned
snd strengthened" him 70 90 through lie aIduouS
lGbors.
This s no, ms triumph this is your triumph said
the Governor. nay il 10 tie triumph 81 The nation
Every free State had intercft In the election. and
The JOY Of ;he loyal people Of every state nov M gea
with ours while al the loyal North gratitude and
Thanksgiving aIose from good AID true hearts TO tho 81
piemo Ruler for the glorious result In speaknS 81 NE
effect be foid II would mako strong the heart Of The
old gentleman at Washington and reassure all the hu
;loTtes Of the Government that all their ofoss 70 ui
down tie Rebellion were sustained. The news OF TIC
result would reach across tie water the domlhions OF
Queen IcIoris and settle The question 0. nieiFchton
there IL would reach the gentleman at tie Iuiltf"s
and settle & there. j. would Gcile u definitely ih ~
Europe. II would reach JEFF. Davis. Who with Pae
and haggeTd look would mote tbs hand writing on tie
wall while Ike Jc.shhzIr of old. his knees smote 20
gethcr. II would reach 10 noble soldiers In TIE
fed. gnddonlng TIER hearts AID Strengthening tier
t.Ins Tor TIE igl'.
There WIS terrible responsibility resting upon the
Leaders in lie peace movement IN the North They had
delayed tie suppression Of The Rebellion on: year. gag
Thousands Of patriotic sons brothers ana fathers
Ills laudaon Of the soldiers was splendid effort he
pasfcd glowing eulosy on the women OF the COUNT!
Ion their underwriting efforts 10 alleviate the suhcrinss
Of our soldiers
can convey DOT faint conception OF the excel
lence Of this cddTcs. one must have the orhtorcal
manner the eloquent words inspired by the greatness
OF the theme appreciate the effort Of this grea and
honest man. jobs Brough. The Governor was followed
by the Representative 70 Congress from this District
tie Hon Rufus l.. Spaulding. To be bric. the Judge
made another elegant address Ii is but due % say that
shah be wonderfully mistaken, II the clear strong
rich voice. with the distinct deliberate brt Undertaking
enunciaOn Of language. every sentence OF wBch mas an
almost classical elegance giving expression TO the leD
timens Q. a capacious intellect all the character.ics
Of Judge r.. do not make him conspicuous member o.
the next House.
trcri that you win End in your columns ~ echo
this imperfect account oi our JubiutioD OF today.
Yours, &c. LEA