Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13
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Glorious Result Of the Election N
Indiana !-IndianR IL for the OnleA
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO, THE GOLD HILL DAILY NrWs'
Glorious Result Of the Election N
Indiana !-Indiaua II for the UnleA
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CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE election re-
turns from Indiana are not as yet COM
plete, but sufficient is known to place
Morton's. majority beyond peradventure.
His majority will not be less than lo'ooo.
Returns from the Fourth, Seventh and
Tenth Congressional Districts show large
Union gains, indicating the probable de-
feat of Holman, Dean, VOORHEES, and Edg-
erton, Democratic candidates in those dis
tricts. ...-..... ...
New York, Oct. Ian indianapolis
dispatch to the Tribune says: The Union
State ticket is elected by fifteen to twenty
thousand majority. Six Union members
Of Congress are elected certain.
(SigneD J.H. WRIGHT, Chm.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l2.-Retums from
thirty-one counties, partially official, show
an aggregate Union majority OF twenty
three thousand. A net Union gain OF
10000 over the vote of 1862, which gave
Democratic majority in the State OF over
five thousand. From present indications
the Congressman will stand, eight Union
and two Democrats, with the Seventh
(Yoorhees) District doubtful.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE election re-
turns favorable to the Administration, re-
ceived here tonight, caused considerable
excitement.
Ohio Gone for the Union by 10000
Majority!
From Ohio, the returns are sufficient to
show the election of the Union State
Ticket by a majority of not less than 49,
900. Sam. Cox is defeated for Congress
in the Columbus District. Eggleston
(Union) is elected in Alexander Longs
District, and Hayes CUniOn) in that now
represented by Pendleton.
CINCINNATI, October l2.-Ohio elects
sixteen Union Congressman -proba bly,
seventeen.
Baltimore City Election - Another
Union Victory!
BALTIMORE, October l2.-Returns from
the city show the reelection of Mayor
Chapman over Sterling independently by
large majority. The new Constitution
will have from eight to nine thousand ma
jority in the city.
Pennsylvania has also Declared for
the uni0n!!
A Philadelphia telegram, dated this af-
ternoon says: "The vote in the State is
so close, that it is probable the. soldiers
vote will be necessary to decide the result"
Forney's Press, claims Union majority
of ten thousand, which the soldiers vote
will increase to twenty and also thinks
there will be Union gain in Members Of
Congress. The Philadelphia Age, Cop
perhead paper, claims Democratic major
ity of ten to twelve thousand, on the
House vote.
HARR1sBURG, Oct. l2.-The general
opinion here is that the State has gone
Democratic on the home vote by from
three to five thousand majority. 1t is ex-
pected that the soldiers vote will give
from ten to fifteen thousand Union major
ity.
BUFFERS HEADQUARTERS, Oct. IL
The voting in the Pennsylvania regiments,
in the army to-day, passed off quietly, as
far as we can learn. The Union ticket is
everywhere successful.
HARRIsBURG, Oct. l2.-It's believed the
Unionists have carried the State, by at
least twenty thousand majority, on the
home vote, and have certainly sixteen
Union Congressman, gain of four. The
Legislature is largely Union.
War News-Dispatches from Grant,
sherman and Sheridan.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-Dispatches
were received to-day from Grant, Sher.
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