Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-09
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New YORK, Nov. .9.-A drizzling rain pre-
vailed all day. The election is proceeding
very quietly here and in Brooklyn, with
prospect of very heavy vote.
BUFFALO, Nov. 8.-Voting is proceeding
quietly to-day. The indications are that a
large vote will be polled.
BosToN, Nov. S-Voting proceeds quiet
ly. Partial returns from several wards i'm
the city at noon foot up-for Lincoln 1,107;
for Mcclellan 1858. In the 3D. and 4th dis
tricts, Rice and Hooper, Republicans, for
Congress, are far ahead.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-We have returns
from six wards, which stood, up to twelve
o'clock, as follows Majority for Lincoln
1897. The same wards in October gave
Union majority of 1854 at the close of the
polls. .... 1855
Cleveland gives Lincoln 934 majority
Union gain of 40. Sandusky, Lincoln 13O
majority. Steubenville, Lincoln 506 major
ity. GAINESVILLE, Lincoln 72 majority-gain
of 26. Dayton, 20 majority for Lincoln.
Mansfield, Lincoln 96 majority-Union gain
of 27. Gilead gives 145 majority for Lin
coin. Cardington, Lincoln's majority 2l4.
Hamilton county 5000 majority for Lincoln.
Clark county 1900 majority for Lincoln
gain of 200 on October election. Greene
county gives 1000 majority for Lincoln.
Portsmouth, AZ majority for Lincoln.
Newark, III majority for Mcclellan. De-
fiance, 1l5 for Mcclellan. Johnstown, 46
majority Mcclellan. Ironton, Lincoln's
majority 46l--Union gain ia. Lancaster
City, 36 majority for McClellan-seven
Democratic gain. Circleville, ITO majority
for Mcclellan. Washington, Fayette
county, Lincoln "A majority. Toledo,
4-st fnr n al I'LL
gives Lincoln 81 majority-Union gain I.
Berlin, 10 majority for Lincoln. Elyria
gives 3l9 majority for Lincoln-Union
gain Is. Crestline gives Mcclellan 81 ma
ierity. Upper Sandusky gives Mcclellan
81 majority. Grafton, 63 majority for Lin
coin. Alliance, 13l majority for Lincoln.
Detroit, Mich, 1000 Democratic majority.
Wayne county Mich, 1000 Democratic ma
Louisville, Ky, Democratic majority
1924.
Nashville, Tenn, gives Lincoln 1902
majority. Gallatin, Tenn, Lincoln 119;
Mcclellan II.
Lexington, Ky, gives Lincoln 612 ma
jority. Covington, Lincoln COL majority.
Falmouth, Lincoln SO majority. Paris, KY,
Mcclellan SO majority. Cynthiana, Nc
Clellan 126 majority. 4
Allegheny Co., Pa, 29th district gives
Lincoln a gain of 1l55 over the October
vote. Erie City, Pa, Lincol 2S4 majority
gain of So.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. s.-Thirty-one
towns, including the cities of New Haven,
Hartford, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Nor
wich and New London, give Lincoln 1,l59
majority.
Painesvile, o., Union majority 3s3.
Erie, Pa, Union majority 2S4-a gain OF
~. 'Er ffEFf Il q '.t.tt- = 81
Buffalo City gives about 500 Democratic
majority.
Rochester, N. Y, gives so Democratic
majority-a Union gain of 127 over last
year.
CLEVELAND, Nov. S.-Scattering returns
from Ohio and Indiana show Union gains
over the October election, and indicate that
Lincoln has carried the two States by
heavy majority. ..rr.,
Detroit, Michigan, gives 1000 Democratic
majority, and scattering returns give small
Democratic gains. -..sr y-s-.-. vg--1- +
CHICAGO, Nov. s.--Complete returns of
this city give l,745 for. Lincoln: Republi-
can Senators and members of the Legisla-
ture are elected.
BUFFALO, Nov. S.-Returns received here
from few towns in Pennsylvania give
small Union majorities. No official returns
received here yet from New York city, but
it is reported to have gone about 10000 for
Mcclellan. Albany about 25,0OO ditto.
Eastern lines working very hard. 4
Philadelphia city gives 10000 majority
for Lincoln.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Returns are meagre
Republicans estimate Lincoln's majority in
this county between four and five thousand
on the home vote. John Hagan, Democrat,
is probably elected to Congress in the first
District, over Knox and johnson, Union.
Henry 7. Blow, Union, present representa-
tive in the second District, is reelected by
a large majority. A large number of refti-
gees in the city voted for Mcclellan and the
Democratic State ticket. Lincoln will un-
doubtedly carry the State, and the election
of the Radical State ticket is regarded GER
tain. .ssf {s.t --s.iL.It
LOUISVILLE, 1880 P. M. Nov. s.-Partial
returns from twenty-eight counties in Ken
lucky, including Jefferson, gives Lincoln
$50 majority. Louisville, official, McClel-
Ian 4,S73; Lincoln 1,849. Storm Just COM
menced. '-Hi ia t.lssh ai'a 9'3 fF'- j
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. SELECTION returns
from all points heard from show large Tn
ion gains over the October election. Lin
coins majority 10000 to $4,000. Ohio SOL
diers vote here-Lincoln 202, Mcclellan l3.
OswEGo, N.Y,-City and towns in the
county give Union majority of 1,7O2.-
The remaining towns will probably increase
to 1850. Three Union members of the As
sembly are elected. I'D
Elyria, o., majority $40 for Abe-gain Of
15 over October election. Crawford County
1,500 Democratic majority = Democratic
gain of 800 on October, vote. All the town
ships are not in, but we estimate Marion
County at $40 Democratic majority. n
Fort Wayne, Ind, Democratic majority
155S-Democratic gain 2S4.
Six townships In Wayne county give
Union gain of ~. Wooster 81 for Lincoln.
ID Bellfontaine, o., Lake township 95 ma
jofity for Lincoln. Perry township 9S ma
jority for Lincoln. Liberty township 81
majority for Lincoln. Harrison township