, 1863-04-11
APRIL ELECTIONS.
ILLINOIS.

- ] E4Hen-Dntt0 ky AD0uL II majority.
:. 0sNego-Union BY abont minority.
cibralter: It has always been Democratic.
r ResEs C5sek-coppeshead by majority. 1t
1mity-straight Union ticket elected.
Oeota-Gnion. very decidedly.
a:as eiaHpnoa' b s1sH y ma}ofitE m1}}af1,y'
DHigAEUnion ticket elected.
yasfa-unon BY a decided majority.
js1br0,ka-Copperhead.
Naldo-Union
Tai,6ury-Enion By 60 majority.
4Ae on'o's'6 c3fty !: towns, the Coppcrhcada
= PEORIA COUNTY,
Inc following are the returns for snnerv
sors IN the county Of Peoria:
| [[fattfMWn9t0as-Ihomas [afW9 johnson, Union.
3EntHt,e@hf-A. Eegt.s a. e Thomas, Copperlead.
1;tme7ont-Geo. Norwood, Cpppcrhced
M41-George Jenkins, coppvrheal.
dGgdn-James Hart, Union
13itfot-Ihos. Shaver, Copperhcad,
Eadnor-John c. Yates. Tn:on.
Hf.Mte!d-S. ". Pusifer, Union.
L93Aoth-MGnson Hinman, Union.
1attx1teeenn: atza1t CIV, " Stabury, copperhead.
| -1*Foh-McHenrg Jones, Copperhead.
r,Incefine7Joe: Armstrong Coppefheaa.
EiMueed-John ". conkling, unlon.
] MARSHALL COUNTY.
| II aAenty-Thc unonists carried Henry BIZ a rotf
1 o. MoFe than :, tWo to one: Last fall the Copper
trying 10 discover what s.strnek en- ~ na'e oeel
'Ihi.ftld-Cn:on 1y tlyc majority. last fs1, fs,,
| peFnead by ten majority. y ~
TAzEwEI1 COUNTY.
.,!..o G!t.ofs!dr1-Cnson By naiorities ranging from
,FttMont-Thcre was tic on spncryt.or an, ~,
election Is to be contested It bcin. conte,.,sI
one Tole was COUNTED for the CopperhcaJ. With ri.
"as intended for his opponent. "'"en
FATErIE couSrT-GLoR1ouz.
Ihe town elections In Faxcttc county re-
suited in glorious victory for our side. Tie
Unionists carry eight ont Of the fourteen
towns. The lines we're strictly drawn. Last
ELL the coppeFheads lad 500 majority in Fay
cite county. To-day they are iii the minority.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
4 correspondent ut Ncopa writes ne as FIJI.
lows:
NEoaA, April s, 1853.
At the e!crtion. yesterday, tn this township. the
whole CI1lon ticket was elected by an ATcr,r1e mn.
Jority otl Ihis Is good for Cumberland. Last
sht1s, ny Whole Democratic ticket was elected.
is It Q discount. viii tho COMMITTEE IN Eeiera1
lssiatione press their dishonorablc pcace resoin.
tlon* ton II une lfthsre Be meeting q the Lsglsls
n:tl,ts AZ thcsc will not be yery eafi-f,ctorr ~
those coppcrhead gentry.
FULTON COUNTY,
AT the election held in Vermont On 1fonaar
the Cnionists elected their entire ticket. Last
fall the Copperl4cads carried the town by 80
majority. Glory enough for one day.
MORGAN COUNTY.
The following letter from Jacksonville tc,]a
the story:
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April :, 1862.
At onr town election for Truatees, held on Mon
ary J RpssSaai & @ hs wf5s Ton asSsted s b.
2?o majority. The coppcr,leals lad stra"ht OH VI
rarty ag eas,us nominat:d fa! ticket aud yowed
is4e Mstofy Of Jackson'ic. They turned out to
tAc last nan, while tho Union meu werc mi
sIoYssd al sds no effort to poll their ful vote.
Mhile tue coppeFhcads arc terribly chayrined nj
their unexpected defeat. Yours &C., UNION.
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
fiesnor7:-Thtre was fierce contest in Free.
Fort for city officers bnt the Uuionfsts ca1r;ed |
sc't IT, mAois ,ieset bs maori.cs ranging from 10
= aeel5sd y Union victory, BY an average majority
t1y1e"te.-1his town elects an entire Union
Ne! IS.at:-Thc cntlzc Onion ticket is elected
Etin::-Elcets thu Coppcrl,cai, ticket By reduced
I,'}on rono one more pull will bring Erin into the
Ridai~Eitcts the whole Union ticket bv m
Lttk G,ore.-Elec:s an Union Supervisor. which
S gain. +S0A' "n'eu
OHIO.
In Chtliicothc the Union men carried thc
'lty Marshal, city Solicitor, u,lu thrvr out Of
lie tour souncl1men, while the Copperheads
elected their Mayor by II majority. Last fiji,
he Copperheads carried Chi1licotle bY e3f
majority,
The city Of Springfield was carried for the
Union on Monday last. The Council stands.
even unionists to one Coppcrhcad.
Madison township, Highland county, Ohio
ives 1.o majority for the unconditional Union
icket-a gain Of 60 votes.
The Union ticket in Fremont, Ohio. VA,
lected by G3 majority. This is noble gain
rum last year.
WISCONSIN.
Town and city elections we're held in Wis
onein on Monday, as we'll as State.
In Madison, the Copperhcads succeeded in
Letting their Mayor by 2i5 maioritv Wh11a Ia
ne Unionists elected the City Treas urrr and
, 'ur out Of the eight Aldermen. This is a I
feaf gain. Madison usually gives 800 or I01
orpcrhead nlajority. " A00
as.a E.atsr ~ T., D1n.-Tle entire Union ticket WAS
Net%A ~ A0Uut " Ill1lnFlfF. |
IN IN 9feencasf1e township, Putnam county
NJ Daggy, unconditional Union candidate
elected by Isl majority.
In ligo county, Union gains hare been
adc IN several townships
Inc Huntingdon Herald Gays: "At the cleo.
on On Monday last, Sexton Emley was cbo, :
n trustee Of Ciearcreek township by n ma.
Tlty ot ~ votcs-being n gain Of orer 4n / :
'tes since October. The Copperhcads did
'tlr utmost to defeat him, but without cc
Ct;
The vote was close in the city of Madison ,
y y nMaIshas, "; Fhiobs, Union, received J3G.
mcs sidali, Union, $50. In the township :
mes =. Borcourt, Union, received SSI vn,cs'
"a Abraham 6. Reed, Copperhead, GlS fof
INDIANA,
The unionists carry the City of Terre !
auto " G9 majority. Last fall they only i
q alo, being gain Of 22s9.
Michigan City was carried By the Union;sts
Monday By 50 minority, being Union p,in !
IS since last fall. y
The Unionists Of Kohoma, Howard con,tv
rricd that town on Monday By strong
'lorlty. Every other town in the conntv
mt the samc way.
The charter election at Evansville on Mon.
J, resulted as follows: The Republican
lion men elected six Counci]mep. and r. -,
1tefnnts two, while in one ward she re,nlt
not officially announced. In eight yart]s L
oipn fiat1in. Union candidate for Citv e.
.rk, received a95 majority; aud in the samc
1os Hiram Neleon. Union Candidate f;,r
, ,,ars 1srsIal, gets ao majority. Evansville