Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-23
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From our exchanges, we CLEAN the following
votes taken in the cars and other public places,
all of which indicate ono thing, that the over
whelming sentimentof of the people is in favor oi
the success Of the Union ticket e
Five companies of the 10th Ohio National
Guards at Camp, Chase, voted for President
with the following result Lincoln 2oO Nc
Clellan %, Fremont ID.
Nine companies of the l6lst Ohio National
Guards voted as follows: Lincoln 7l2; McCleI-
Ian %, Fremont.
A vote was tEken on the train on the ID. IL Al.
r. r. going North yesterday, by Charles a.
Clark, News Agent, which resulted as follows:
Lincoln 81; Mcclellan 35; Fremont 8. = 1Al
Alta vote taken IN, camp near, BeFryviAe,sVir-
ginia, last week, the following result was ob-
tanned in the llth Indiana Regiment Lincoin
1913; Mcclellan 16; Fremont ]. i,l....pi,
The 9Th Indiana Regiment, atthe same place,
went unanimous for Lincoln. - e..,,.
At the United States Hospital, at Newton
University, Baltimore, September III, the sol
diers voted as follows: Lincoln l4I, Mcclellan
%, Fremont /. l,. aH Hoiiada
At the Seminary Hospital Georgetown d.
c., the eighty-eight officers present voted thus:
Lincoln, SO; Mcclellan, 5. '''
At the General Hospital, Frederick, Mary
land, the following was the vote: Lincoln, S2l ;
Mcclellan, 208; Fremont 3.
There was an immense train out of Cleve-
land on Friday afternoon, being returned visit
ors from the State Fair. OF course vote IN
such crowd is very significant The vote
stood 500 for Lincoln; lS5 for Mcclellan and b
for Fremont. ...slf- -. ,..- ssufs
The soldiers vote at the Soldiers Home
Cleveland, Ohio, from Wednesday noon to Fri
day night, stood thus: Lincoln, 81; For Nc
Clellan, %; Fremont 0. 's.tt 81
The 18th Michigan Cavalry took a vote few
days since, for PRESIDENT with the following
result: Lincoln 452; Fremont IA, Mcclellan A.
The Columbus Journal has the following:
On the morning train from the north, made
up between Shelby and the city, vote was
taken for President, resulting as follows: Lin
coin 483, Mcclellan IS5. ~..3
A vote was taken OH the cars on the G. G. &
G. r. r. on the Ia, which resulted as follows:
Lincoln, l37; Mcclellan, 81; Fremont, 3.
vote was alsOtaken on the train going north
the same day, resulting as follows: Lincoln 1872,
Mcclellan 60, Fremont 2.
On the evening train going North, the vote
stood: Lincoln 1l0, Mcclellan 81, Greeley L.
On the down train on yesterday morning the
following is the result OF the vote: Lincoln 80,
Mcclellan 81, Fremont 3.
A vote was taken the other day in the Ma
rine Military Hospital at ST. Louis with the
following result: Lincoln %, Mcclellan IS,
Fremont Is. The gentleman who took the vote
and who is intimately acquainted with the views
of our soldiers, says: 81 think Mcclellan pro-
portion in this hospital is more than the average
A despatch from ST. Albans, gives the re-
turns of the Congressional vote in 19 compan-
les of the Vermont Brigade as follows: Lin
coin 2SS, Mcclellan 6.
A vote was taken on the Lake Shore accom-
mediation train, last Saturday, with this result:
Lincoln IS, Mcclellan 26 OF the 26 set down
for Mcclellan 6 refused to declare their choice.
There were few soldiers aboard, all of whom
voted for Abraham. 90
A vote for the Presidency was taken at the
convalescent and recruiting camp in Augusta,
Maine, a few days since. There were present
l, 500 soldiers, and the result of the vote was
/, ,450 for Lincoln and 50 for Mcclellan