The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-19
W hite' . majority,


ham, which will leave White majority in
the district between two and three hundred.
notwithstanding Mr.. White may be defeat
el the soldier vote, be and bis friends will
have the proud satisfaction Of knowing that
where the election was free and untrammel-
ed, and majority Of nearly 1900 against
his party last year on the home vote, he has
4 majority this year Of nearly 3O0-a gain
Of 5000 votes in his district in one year
This is glorious result, AMI should encour-
age every friend Of the Union and Consti-
tutional Government to renewed exertions
for the contest i'll November.
No effort was spared, AMI every means
used to secure Bingham election and car
ry the district on the home vote for him;
but they failed, Bingham not only failed to
secure a majority On the home vote, but he
runs about one hundred 6chind his ticket, -
This vote shows that greet popularity that
we were told during the canvass, Mr.. Bng
ham possessed. Instead of being popular,
we should think he was obaoctoS even to
his own party; and nothing but browbeating,
threats and strict party drill secured him
the vote he received.
Below we give all the election news rccei-
we'd from Ohio, and other States. They are
all full of encouragement to the friends of
Mcclellan and Pendleton. One more such
effort az we made on the second Tue sday Of
October, will secure the election of our glo-
rious standard bearers MCCLELLAN and
PENDLEION on the Sth Of November.
Ohio Election.
The Democracy have gained in thirty
nine counties heard from, over 10000 on
Brough's majority last year, when Brough
had over 0,0JO majority on the home vote.
One more effort and Ohio is ours.
Indiana.
The Democracy have elected four or five
congressman in Indiana, among whom is
that able statesman and fearless Democrat,
Hon. D. w. Vorhces. As the returns
come in they look better for the Democra
cy The Hoosier State will give her elector-
al vote for Mcclellan and Pendleton.
Pennsylvania safe.
The Philadelphia Age of this morning
claims Pennsylvania as safe for Mcclellan
and Pendleton in November The returns
already in, it says indicate clearly that the
vote Of the people is in favor of the Demo
cratic cause, and if the rest of the State
shows the same result us the portions aIrea
dy heard from, there is no doubt hat the
Democracy have secured decided ajority
on the vete pollcd in the several counties of
the State.
Let this suffice for us all to exchange our
heartily congratulation on the glorious result,
and induce us to nerve ourselves for the
greater work still before us Enough is
knows to enable us to thank the gallant De-
mocracy Of the State for the noble work they
performed yesterday in the face of the most
determined and INSCRIPTIONS opposition
that was ever arrayed against them!
The Age in another article announces the
result thus:
GREAT DEMOCRATIC GAINs--IN " COUNTIES
OVER 8, 900
The Aboliti0nists strained every nerve TO
win the battle. They manufactured bogus
dispatches, and circulated all kinds of false
news to create enthusiasm for their cause. -
Mr.. Lincoln himself entered the political
arena and did all he could to encourage the
faint hearted in their wavering ranks, But
the hardy yeomanry of Pennsylvania indi-
vidually repealed all their insiduous advan.
ces and pollcd such tremendous vote a.
gainst the law-breakers at Washington and
their followers in Pennsylvania, as to make
the State safe for Mcclellan and Pendleton.
The returns already received from the vari-
GUS townships and counties indicate the set
OF the current. They are enough to send
thrill OF Joy through the heart Of every true
friend of the Constitution in the country.
From the PtttsJwg Post.
pennsylvania EiestiOns.
Meyer in our experience have the returns of
AN important and exciting election, been 50
slow 10 coming I'M enough has been ascer
alnsdi. hoTsver, to show that abolitioniom