The New York herald., 1863-10-19

Union gain In ton counties, as reported ,l68 Kany
sniug 'lko this ratio preserved in other counties
majority COR Brough In tho homo Dot less
than 10000, and may go still higher.
Cuyahoga county Is the homo Of Mr. Brough,
whiic Montgomery county 10 the residence Of
Mr.. valIaudighsm Democrats and republicans alike
supposed the latter county, AMI especially
the city OF Dayton, which valandgaam still claims
his homo, would give democratic majority. Strange 10
say the dispatches last night announced that Dayton
given 267 majority for Brough. From Naretta the Ca
seate has tho annexed despatch-
. a MARErA, Oct IL, 1858.
Marissts the brth place Of John Brough gives him 900
maority-a gain OF 26S the last year and the
largest m Jority ever given 70 any man.
give the above illustrative OF the general result In
this state. At this early hour would be Idle for
attempt to give the msorites 10 the state by any
Ike accurate hsures. The vote cannot be counted for
some time yet. give below extracts from two OF
the morning papers on the subject The Gazette, which
tho hoad and front Of the republicans, says
Our from the State are given In our telegraph
colinn as received them Tho result IL SO dec dad
that We have not thought worth while put them
mo ttbuiT shape lhs morning. The map.ity for
Brough on the home vote will exceed SO 900 and may
reach 10000 Tho soldiers vote will swell Brough's
majority TO 100 900 or The Legislature will DO
Union by an overwhelming majority. The Union men
have carried nearly every county n tho STATE thus So
curing nearly all tho county offices
The Enquirer, which Is tho organ OF the dom ocracy
m kcs the announcement as follows--
the fact that the republican majority for Governor
Brough Is probably less than Governor received in
the state at the last Governors election. Tod had
600 majority. There Is some sasficton in the fact
that the republicans have gained nothing ia the way OF
power from The democratic party They simply hold
for another term.
The above figures do not include the soldiers vo,e
which IS estimated By good judges to from forty 10
nfty thousand majority for Brough in addition 70 the
home vote. At Charies,own, Va. General sclmmon's
division gave 2733 for Brough and nfty for VaIands
ham, Al Camp Dcnnison there l35 votes for rough
and dvc for vallandigham In BurnsIdes army several
regiments send their reforms follows-IOoth Ohio
Volunteers infantry Broush 2)5 valanigham Is: 1Osh
Ohio vounteors Broush, 47j; ylanilgham, 4ith Ohio
Brough, 9s Koogle's Ohio Bicry Brough o7
and Of the 9TH. Of Dayton, all for Brough Returns
from other parts OF the army are similar In the relative
votes cast The Enquirer thus comments upon them =
We have what purpors TO be returns from several reg
votes for Brough This result was very easily prodaced
BY shutng out dem cratic papers from the army and
only allowing them TO read the mos. bitter republican
and the democrats would have larger soldier vote pro
pori'onately than they have OF the homo
The Impression very general among the sollers that
the Vailandgham psrty was by no means frieadly to
them. The charge OF the Enquirer pacrs
were shut ont "a IN measure true, though literally
There been order Ia suy p,r of tho
armies OF tho vest but the unpopuari,y tho valan
dgham aud the worhessness OF most Of the demo
papers In the State icd the soldiers u prefer some
other sheet Tho Enquirer the loading democratic pa.
per Of OHIO. but displays no enterprise in procuring
any portion Of the army and rarely spccal
from any quarter. Thc prncp pal editorial writrr IA
of ability; but tho lack OF enterprise causcs
this feature to DO completely overlooked The soldiers
want and will have the most reliable and the earliest
tho immense cculticn OF the HERALD In the army
OF the Potomac, more than all ther papers combped
attesing this fact Just the Western soldiers IA ke The
papers that give thO most ness and heuce read the
Gazette and Commsrcai 10 the exclusion OF the Engv,rey
there ~ n curious feature In the bitter warfare
wagoi between the Gdxefs aud Earnr,r Tne
leading writer's for tho respective sheets are
brothers and have long been identified with western
Journalism Tho Gd,cte writer, sam iel Reel and his
brother Henry On the Eaqursy, are cverywhore ac.
kn wedsed welding the pcn with master hand The
hoe points, both OF argument and composition Those of
tbsc u the Enqnrr The bitterness Of the contest nav.
Ina souewhat sOurcd the stomach o ieny white II has
hot affected sanue,s Tho close o. the cim,aigr win nos
close the gere n fiurss, though viii szbdue n FOR
the prscnt Another year viii soc savage rs ever
Tue honorable secretary OF tho Treasury spent the d4y
OF the election IN this city, having home Cor the
purro OF casting his vote Ihs is his nrst visit 10 Gin
clnnat since tie nsigurati,u a Mr Lincoln and hs
oOnes TITS time only on nyns trip Along tho route
no received with the mat intense cnth sasm 10
which he responded neat AMI brief speeches AZ Co
lumbE large crowd me, him At two o'clock m the
mcrning and In this city ssvera thousapd peopo 40
sembed IN ront OF tho ,rnot House the sesnoon OF
BIS arrival, although heavy was falling
speech on that occasion, speech on Mon
day eseninE snt aaothsr yesterday we're listened
~ wh greu Attention and vooi5rously ap2xuded.