Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30
Ed,torlal and News Iiems.

than in 1863 The Unj,n vo'eis %
000 les. The Democratic vote is also
less. They poiled 5,+77 moro votes
for Nellandigham than they poiled
this year
The Union majority in Pennsyl7a-
uis, at the October election, according
to the official vote, is 1859.
IL is stated that Provost Marshal
General Fry is tt be removed The
multiplicity of his contradictory or
ders issued last summer, rendered him
obnoxious to ali interested 10 draft
matters When the axe drops the
pablo will say amen
We publish Sherman's marching Of
der elsewhere in this issue. It is a
war document and no mistake.
Beauregard has issued aproclaina-
ton. dated Corinth, Nov. 18th, calling
on the people of Georgia to lay waste
and destroy everything around Sher'
man, ia his front, rear, and upon his
flank, and announcing that ne would
scon be with them.
La the last weeks Warren C0hStita-
ton, the defeat OF the Union General
GiIIem by the rebel Breckenridge, in
a late fight, is published conspiculously
in the first editorial column. That is
the first war news it has printed fer
some time. TIE reason ofthe silence,
probably, has been, that success has
generally been on the Union side
A Committee ofthe Georgia Legis-
lature have reported that Mr.. Alfred.
q member of that body, has been en-
gagged in recruiting in Northern Geor-
gia several companies Of men for the
armies of Sherman.
A negro was recently hung in Car
rol county, Mississippi, for attempting
to raise q company OF men of his own
color to fight in the Union cause.
One hundred and fifty rebel desert
ers took the oath of allegiance to the
Union at Washington one day last
week.
The official vote OF the State Of
New York for President stands thus
Lincoln, 36s, $50; Mcclellan, 36l 1874;
Lineoln's majority 6,796- seymours
vote is 665 behind MeClellan.
1t is announced that the President
has said there will be no change in
the cabinet until the meeting ofCon-
gress, which will be in about two
weeks from now.
Lincoln's majority in Ohio on the
home vote is 37,752; and the soldiers
vote is estimated to give a majority
of at least $4,000. The grand aggre-
gate will reach about 10000 GloTi-
Gus Ohio.
Michigan gives 10000 majority for
Lincoln.
In 1860, Mr.. Lincoln's majority ~
the states that have recently voted
WAS 1884, rs This year it is 298 1874
Lincoin's gain seems to be considera-
bic.
The widow OF the late Hon. J. X.
Giddings died on Tuesday last at her
home in Jefferson, AshtabuIa County,
The British provinces of North
America have united in a confederacy
The executive power is to reside in
the sovereign of Great Britain, and
administered by a representative
The legislature will consist ola COun-
ell and House of Commons. To be
eligible to membership it is requisite
TO be a native or nataralized British
subject, 80 years Of age. and worth
$4,000 Of unincambered property
LincoIn's majority in Connecticut
is2,427,
LIE Blond and Finck are the 0n!g
members OF Congress the Democrats
have elected in Ohio.
Hon. II. D. Washburn has caused j
notice to be served en Hon. D. w.
Voorhees,, ola contest OF a seal he
claims in Con .ress, from the 9TH In
diana district.
The Hon Montgomery Blair SAID
ia q speech which he made during the
iate campaign, at Lexington, Ky,
that poor old Virginia, for every negro
she had il her to5A.c1 del Is, had
iOst five white persoas This Is 4
startling fact, and NJ doubt every
word OF it true OF that old Common
wealth.
Stephen A Douglas was reported
to have died insolvent. We learn
from the Chicago Journal that such
was not the case. On Monday the
executor presented receipts II tue
county Court, showing that he had
paid oTer $500 to Mrs. Douglas, aad
over $1,000 TO the two children, after
iiquidating ali demands against the
estate.
A confederate dollar is worth only
six cents. 4 rebel soldiers pay for a
year would not buy a barrel OF -four