New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
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81. Joseph elected Mayor Penck the Radical candi'
date by two majorityi the Recorder by Il malorlty
the Attorney 81 and the Marshal by % with three OF
The Radicals also carried Boonvle by an over
wheming vote. The vote was almost three TO one In
JeiY,xson City Flesh, the Lincoln candidate FOR May
or was elected by 23 majority over wagner the FIe-
In Carondeet, Bernard Poefilng. the Conservative
rapddnte for Mayor was elected, While Oil the other
successful candidates for the city offices are Radicals
IypIANA.-Eyansville has elected the entire
Union ticket by good maiorities. The Hon. George
". Julian Radical has been renominated for Congress
by 6OO a from the Vth District at the primary cleo
ous without effort on his part while his competitor
Gen. Meridith stamped the District. SO much for
steastness TO principle In st. Joseph County, South
Bend elects the Union ticket without opposition Coed
man do. Harris was carried by the Copperheads oy
about majority. In La Porte County Centre (La
Porte) Township goes Republican by 2i majority N
poll Of ESQ votes In Marion County Center lownsnlp
ndianapolis) gives an average Union majority OF loo
in total Of 2762 Last year the Union majority was
III in poll OF COO. Tho average majority ABOUT
the same az last year There are abont 6O0 copper.
heads in Indianapolis city containing population OF
about $1,000. They headed their ballots Mcclellan
ticket In Montyoxsry County the Union majorities
in Union Township range from 52 10 ~, gain OF 20
over last Fall In Terre Haute, Madison, Richmond
and Orleans the Union Candidates were elected, ana
Vigo County generally put its Copperhead represents,
tive Dan Voorhees, 10 the blush. All pc returns TINS
iar indicate decided Union gains throughout the State
LEAvrywoRrH-At the municipal election
in Leayenworih Kansas ON the 4h instant twoiickets
were run for city officers headed by United States
Marshal Mcdowell. for Mayor; the other by the then
Mnyor D. X Anthony. The former was the repre-
sentative Of the party OF the Senator elect Carney the
laser OF the partsans Of Senator Lane. The store:
are very conflicting to the ioous scenes on election
day. The Anthony men allege thst the polls were
seized by armed ruans and decent citizens prevented
from voting. McDowe's friends say this Is untrue
that the election progressing in an orderly manner
when Anthony. seeing that he was III hopeless mi m
nority undertook by proclamation to close the pos
and suspend the erection This exasPeraed the Other
side md but for the interference OF prominent Nc
Dowel men Anthony would have been roughly handled
He appealed to the military authorities 10 aid him IN
closing the polls but his request was denied. The
election went on and the Mcdowell ticket was elected
by ss3 majority Next day Anthony endeayored to get
the City Council TO set the election aside but they re-
fused 10 do 80, and Mcdowell was sworn in, and in
duoted into Office. No life was lost, as reported, and
the riotous proceedings appear 10 have been greatly
exaggerated
PgsysYLvANIA.-The Union State Convefi.
tion Is called to meet at Harrisburg Thursday the
2sth nst elect four Senatorial delegates to- the Ma
tional Union Convention. A. j. Glossbrenner Of Tn.
Philadelphia Age intends to the Copperhead can
didate for Congress from the XVIII District. the pa