Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-30
A FEw MoRE .sTRAws.r

We give below another batch Of fyotes ta-
ken on'the cars and other places for President.
1t viii be seen that honest Old Abe leads lille
the way it will be in November:
The following is the result of Il vote takenon
the New York Central Railroad few days
since on train of thirteen cars: Lincoln 200,
Mcclellan 95, jefferson Davis 2.
An officer from New Orleans came up the
Missppi river on the steamer Minnchaha. The
passengers were mostly discharged veterans
coming home, and vote resulted as lollows:-
Lincoln :229, Fremont Is, Mcclellan T.
The 1Ith Michigan Cavalry took a vote, a
few days since, for President, with the follow
ing result: Lincoln 452, Fremont ii, McClel-
Ian l.
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says: Yes
terday a vote for the next President was taken
On the Michigan Central train from that city TO
Detroit, which resulted as follows: Lincoln lO4,
Mcclellan 80
The Utica Herald says: A Reverend gentle
man of that city gives rs the result of a can
yass that he witnessed on the cars between Au-
burn and Caytga Bridge the other day: +. Linz
coin rs, Mcclellan 81. - ~
A vote was taken in the cars between Day
ton and Hamilton, as follows: Lincoln 80, Nc
Clellan n. On the road between Oxford and
Hamilton, resulting 20 for Lincoln, 8 for Nc
| Glellan.
There were couple of votes taken in Finley
Hospital, Washington, d. @. For lincoln 33l !;
for Mcclellan l0l. In Lincoln Hospital: for
Lincoln 893, for Mcclellan 225-
vote was taken on board of the down train
on the l.. NJ. @. d X. II. r., last Saturday
night, resulting as follows: Lincoln 23S; Me-
| Clellan III.
vote was taken on a train leaving Cincin-
natl for Columbus, the other evening, which
resulted in I08svotes for Lincoln, 16 for McClel-
Ian. On the train were twenty-five members
of the 14th Ohio Regiment, every one OF whom
voted for Lincoln.
A vote was taken by McClellanite, on last
Saturday nights train on the Cleveland and
! Pittsburg railroad which stood thus: Lincoln
| 65; Mcclellan 3d. There were some soldiers
aboard, and nearly all of them went for Abra-
ham-the nations favorite.
Avote was taken in Hospital at camp Cleve-
land the other day, which footed up: Lincoln
2l5, Mcclellan 32 How little Mac. does run
in the army!
A vote on the cars between Milwaukee and
Detroit stood for Lincoln l25, Mcclellan. 60. z
On the Lake Shore Road, last Saturday af.
|
| Clellan 26.
The soldiers in hospital at Bowling Green
KY, voted last Monday; 63 for Lincoln, and II
for Mcclellan. Most of them are Kentucky
soldiers.
The soldiers of Vermont voted for member
of Congress at the election held ON the 5th o
September So far as the army returns have
been received, the result is a total of sl3S fo
the Union candidates, and l55 for the Copper
head The Rutland Herald says that is the way
they will vote for little Mac.
The brave Hoosier boys stand in the sam
solid line for the Union. The 10th Indian;
Volunteers returned to Indianapolis from th
Front on Friday. They voted thus on TIN
train Lincoln Ais, Mcclellan Z. The SSth
37th and 3Sth Indiana regiments in Tennessee
voted ,025 for Lincoln, and 81 for Mcclellan
BELLEVUE, September p, 1864.
i ]. NJ. kEELER:-VOte on tram to-day, on q
and t. Road, stood: Lincoln 81, Mcclellan 46
Yesterday, on Michigan Central Road Lin
coin I64, Mcclellan l04. l.. E. MERRY.
A letter TO us from Capt. G. w. Smith, o
the 55th Owl, says: "a vote was taken thi
afternoon in this Pegmcnt, which resulted II
follows: Lincoln 1873, Mcclellan %, Fremont
The vote in November may vary somewha
from the above, but think the change will b.
! favor of Lincoln. -