New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14
SECOND plSPATcH.

The storm prevents outdoor DEMONSTRATIONS,
but CITY Hall is crowded with excited ubiant citizens.
who cheer enthusiastically tho returns are read to
them. Short, eloquent speeches were made by Hon g.
w. Woodman Senator elecD, Judge Fox, Joshua
Dunn Nathan Webb, and james +. Miller (Represent-
stves elect Warren II. vinton, Josiah II. Drummond
and others The speeches were interpreted with music
from the Band Had the weather permitted there would
have been grand out door demonstrations
The mourners are congregsted at the Argus Office.
where faint cheers heard the returns from Scar
boro and a few other Democratic towns.
The State viii roll up seventeen to eighteen thousand
majority for Cony.
In this the First Congressional District, twentyfour
towns have given John Lynch 1876 majority over Sweat
The towns yet to be heard from will reduce this per
haps to seventeen eighteen hundred This is enough
TO redeem the First District, at any rate.
Every Union Cong essmen is elected and the Legis
latuTe, as usual is almost entirely Union
THIRD DISPATCH.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 49, an.
The election to-day has resulted in glorious
victory for the Union and the Administration Of Abra
ham Lincoln The loyal men ofMane feeling the i'm
perave cations resting upon them in this great cri-
sis have achieved triumph that they may vel feel
proud Of.
The Peace Democracy have met with Waterloo de-
feat Everywhere they have been routed Horse foot
and Dragons" leaving hardly vestige behind. we
have full returns from one hundred and fifteen cities
towns and plantations Of the State which reeect Gov
amor Copy by ten thousand eight hundred and seventy
majority which represents about OF the vote
the State The remaining towns will give him riae
over seven thousand majority making his aggregate
majority about eighteen thousand
49, I'm
crea and twelve thousand, Of which Cony VIII receive
about sixty five thousand The vote will be about seven
thousand less than that Of last year, and yet his ma
jority IN be larger showing decided relative gam
Tn The leading Copperhead towns there has been a
marked falling off from their vote Of last year willie IN
the strongest Union there has been correspond
ING increase Of the Union vote and yet the honor o
neins The hammer town--throwng the largest net in
crease on the aggregate vote-es between BridgeIon
and Kittery.
The Unionists have elected every member OF Con
,s. nv large majorites. In the First District, Sweat
Tho connerbead candidate has been most handsomely
defeated by Hon John Lynch Of Portland who will
rrohabv receive nearly three thousand majority. His
majority already exceeds two thousand. The Copper
heads made an extraordinary effort 10 carry this Dis
tyict but met with an utter rout.
The Second District reflects Hon. Sidney Perham o
Paris by about thirty.fve hundred majority.
The Third District reflects Hon. j. Ames and Jas
O. Blaine Of ugusis by more than iorty'fve hundre(
majority.
The Fourth District rejects Hon. John H. Rice o
Fo1cron by about forty.two hundred majority
twin be a week or more before full returns are re
eeiyed from this district
The Fifth District rejects Hon. Frederick A. Pix
-sr>isis by about three thousand majority. The Vot