, 1863-04-08
THE LOCAL ELECTIONS.
TIE VOICE OF THE: PE0-
PILE FOR WAR.

LIE VUlGH VE IHh HbU
PILE FOR WAR. !
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CIScIsSAT1 april :, 1StA,
Tie returns of our municipal election show |
that the Union party have elected t.eT !
Mayor By majority Of !, ,14o. The other can
didates are elected by maiorities ranging from /
Geo to 1900. The victory Wis complete.
The butteraats are much cowed to-day, and |
they will find in our newly elected
Mayor, Col. Len Harris, Of the
Cd District. an officer who will perform his /
duty faitliully. They know his eamlnistra-
tion Of the City Government will compel |
them to be circuulspect. Our city has been
gaily decorated today in honor Of the vic
tory, and bands Of music and professions are |
out to. night celebrating the triumph.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TriburEI
MILWAUKEE, april :, 1852.
The municipal aud judicial election in this !
city, passed of quietly. Edward O'Neal,
Democratic candidate for Mayor, and all tie |
other Democrats for city officers, were elected
by large majoritie*, there being no opposition
ticket. The result Of The vote on Chief Jus |
ticc in this city, as fur as ascertained, is fol-
lows: Six wards give Cothren 2,l53 ma.
joritv; three wards yet to hear from will preb- !
ably increase his majority to 5000 in the city,
and to 4,Gc0 in tho county.
Returns from the interior Of the State come
In very slowly, thus fax indicate the election
Of Cothren, Democratic candidate for Chief
Justice. The returns are too mcagre, how
eycr, to allow Of an estimate OF the general
re=ult i'll the State Tue complications OF tue
farm mortgage question, have acted largely to
swell the vote for Cothren.
Especial Dispatch to the C;tcago Tribune1 /
ST. FAr1, lHnn., April !, 1881.
Warren, Democrat, was elected Mayor to-
dag, By seventy eight majority, The Repub
lican gain, since last fall, is 800. The Demo-
cratic ticket is elected by thsemallest n.ajosi-
IL since the organization of the city.
lspesisl Dispatch to The chieago Tribune.1
ST. Lorr=, Apri1T 1ssa.
Tie official majority for C. T. FiIley, Rsdi-
cal Emancipation candidate foz Mayor, will
exceed l,Go0. The Radicals haze elected seven
out Of ten Aldermen, and tbcir entire city
ticket. This is 4 glorious endorsement OF the
Presidents Proclamation, in spite Of Conser-
yative Republicans and Conpcrheads.
tspeeial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzlbane.l
JASEsv1LLE, April :, 1868.
| This city has elected Democratic Mayor
for the last two years, but is now redeemed.
| Al OUT municipal election to. day R. 3. Frost,
Republican, for Mayor, and tie straight Re-
] publican ticket was elected By ar;a7eragc ma
| iority Of 100. The Coppcthcads arc feeling
blrr, tonight, over the result, Dixae's ma
jor;ty oyer Cothrcn is about 100 in thc city.
| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
| DIxoS, Lee Co., ILL.,, April Z, 1861.
Dixon Goes Union-naajority 2l5.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
| RACINE, Wis, April :, 1868.
The whole Correrhead ticket is def:ned.
The Uniou majosity is fsom 20 to 100.
Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune. J
LYONS, Iowa, April ., IS ..
Our charter election is just over. The
Urion ticket is triumphant with just the ex.
ccprion Of one Alderman. The Copprrleads
are quite discouraged, Many good Union
War Democrats voted tue right way this time.
HARTFORD. Conn, April 1.-Returns have
been received from every town in the State
except Hartford. The vote for Governor
foots up Buckingham 3s,s0?, Seymour s.,
SIS. Buckinghau's majority is shout 500.
The Senate stands II Union and Democrats.
House 13o Union and ~ Democrats, with two
| towns tic. For Congress, Dening,
Dsardlgec and Hubbard, Union, and English,
Democrat, are elected.
DrQro1S. ills, April 6, 1sC3.-At an cleo
HtHHr
held on the 18th inst. the Union ticket Wiz
elected by 1877 majority. Tac Coppcrheads
, are played ont in this place.
FUTON, Whitcki;lc county-Rcpnhlica1
vote lao, Coppcrhead 46-RePuhlicau major
ity lC0.
STERLING, Nhitside county.-Gonc Repub
licaE, with small show of opposition.
L1oss, 1owa-Elects F. G. I!ecnrich 70
, Mayor by GS majority Tic WAS the unio
eahdidate: Last year the vote 1o5 M,yor vs.
: lad over 100 minority.
= KANSAS CITr, April T.-Messengers fror
: Major Ransom's Battery, 10th Kansas, Fepof
!, several skirmishes with gucrlllas, in whic
twenty five were killed and wounded, and th
. notorious Todd captured, together with horse
: and equipments.
j. Sonic twenty-five houses Of seccssionists
E this county were burned, and 4 hundred hea
3 ! Of cattle taken.
& LEAvESwoRTrI, Kansas, April 1.-Thfs cit
It has gone Radical Republican. It has hcrett
n lore been Democratic.
:. KANSAS C1rF, April The municipal ele
= tion here resulted In til: entire success Of th
u Unconditional Union tickct-maJoEisy 300.
:, ST. JOSEPH, No.. April THE election SC
u tcrday resulted in the reelection OF the pre-
u ent incumbents, with the exception Of Il
,r councilmen. Tie new unconditional Unfc
Of ticket was carried throughout BY n large IN
er jority.
r PORTLAND, Nc, April 7-At tho city c1e
N ton to-day, jacob Mcclellan, Republican, r
~ elected Mayor By ::o2 minority. The Repn
:. lieans carry six out Of the seven wards. tt
IN Mayor elect, Mr.. Mcclellan, Is staun'