The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-11-10
President Lincoln
Reelected by an
Overw helming
Majority (!

danger is over, and that tho Old Ship
is 10 remain in hands which havo
been tried and can bo trusted. 1t
possible for the American people to
hold. perfectly fair and quiet election,
in tho midst of gigantic civil war,
and when surrounded by treason and
traitors, who would venture anything
desperate to carry their point. There
never was a Presidential election in |
the Emitted States which passed off as
quietly as that Of last Tuesday, and
there never was on election more free
and fair, The mAjoritics arc so over
whclming and decided that not even
the most foolish and reckless Copper
head will daro to charge the friends of
the Government with fraud or with
intimidation. .
Tho returns already received indi-
cato that the whole of New England
has gone for Mr.. Lincoln by unprcco-
dcntod majorities. Tho only Now
England State claimed By the Democ-
facy was Connecticut, and returns
from this State indicate that it is Ger
tain for Mr.. Lincoln.
In tho State Of New York, Mr.. Lin
coins majority is estimated at 90, 900;
the city goes for Mcclellan by $4,000
or 10000 majority. In New York We
shall gain a double victory. We shall
beat Mcclellan, and elect Fenton over
Seymour, for Governor. Seymour is
moro dangerous man than Vallan.
dlgham, because no is moro sly and
shrcwd. The speeches mado by him
during'thc campaign have bcen ovcry.
where compared to the Address Of
Benedict Arnold, and his course ae
Governor ofNew York has put him in
a constant semi quarrel with the Gov.
ernment. 1t will bo great triumph
tohavc q loyal Governor in tho crca,
state Of New York.
Ar, Lincoln will carry Pcnnsylva
MIA by 10000 majority on tho hom,
vote Ills majority in the city o
Philadelphia is 10000.
Tho latest dispatches from Dcla
wnro, say that Mcclellan carries th,
State by $50 majority.
Now Jersey has gone for .ucClolla,
Dy 5,oOO majority. Tho Union gain il
the State over 1863 is 5000.
Our own noble Ohio, the mother q
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan, an,
which has furnished more soldiers 70
the war than any State in tho Union
stands by her gallant sons. From
every quarter we hear Of increase,
majorticsj and tho State is set dow
ut 1900 or 10000 majority for Homes
Old Abc, on tho home vote.
large gains for Mr.. Lincoln in In
diana. He will carry tho State b
over 10000, an increase Of 10000 owe
Mortons majority.
Returns from Illinois indicate larg
gains over Mr.. Lincoln's majority /
1850, which was II, ,0l6, over Dough-,
Tho State may be set down at 1900
for Mr. Lineola. ....
n grcat majority for Mr.. Lincoln I
lowa-rcportod ut 10000.
Michigan, Wisconsin and MINI.
sofa are certain for Mr.. Lincoln b
heavy majGstics.
Missouri is uncertain. There is rai
of ono Democrats Congressman r
ported. I'D y
Kentucky, We suppose, has gone f
Mcclellan. Tho Louisville Unit
Press gives him 10000 majority.
Poor Mcclellan will carry but ol
or two small States, And one Of the
II border State whose leyaity has {
ways boon below par, Mr.. LipcO
sweeps everything before him, wi
sueh thnndering and stunning majC
itiest that the wnyfaring man, thoul
fool cannot mistake the meaning
the people. Let Mr.. Lincoln put /
foot devp. The people have aga
nndnrand ALfa Ad,nin;ai.ol;or, 4, /.