The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-14
The Result of the Elections The Union
Victorious in Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Indiana

lndlana.
The elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Indiana have gone one way-for the
Union, and against all lis enemies. In
Ohio and Indiana, the maioriIies are
great, but, in Pennsylvania, it will prob
ably require the soldiers vote TO turn
the scale in favor Of the Union. The
Cleveland Herald says Of the election in
this State: .. ......
As Tar as tho returns have been received.
tho election in Ohio has satisfied tho ex.
peciation OF Union mon. The majority for
Brough in 1863 was so extraordinarily large
that there was not tho slightest probability
OF again reaching anything like those fig.
ures. Tho principal falling off appears to
be in the strongest Union districts, where so
much effort was'not considered necessary.
Southern Ohio has done much better than
Northorn Ohio, and tho Reserve has fallen
back most OF oil, TIE majority in tho
State will probably be 10000 to 40 900 on
the home vote Brough's majority OH tho
soldiers vote in 1868 was 80 062
Tho political complexion of tho Ohio dol.
egation in Congress will bo completely
changed Instead of foarteen Democrats
and a few Union members. tbore will DO at
least complete reversal of the order if not
still greater Union gains. Schonck in tho
3d District, Ashley in the ION, Eckley in
the l7tb Splldng in the lSth and Garfield
In the l9th, are reelected. Eggloston de-
feats Pugh in tho lSt district: Col. Hayes
supplan's Long in the I'd; ShclIharger de.
feated Cox in tho 7tb; WeIkor defeated
Bliss in tho l4th; Hubell in the Sth and
Lawrence in the 4th. arc undoubtedly eject.
cd. The.o arc good hopes for Buck land in
the 9th District, Clarke in the 9th, Bandy
in tho llth. aud Plants In Tho 10Th. Ii
these arc elected 1t will give fifteen Union
to four Democrats.
We append a few returns from some of
the most prominent. points r... yai Boz.
COLUMBUS Oct. H.
Cincinnati fires the first gun Dispatch.
es from there at five o'clock cav we are
sweoping everything; will elect both Con
gressmen, and arc good for six thousand
Union maj urisy in the city ... ...
JOHN BRoUGH.
CoLUMDUs, Oci, 12.
EDS. HERALD:-News meagre. Be.
lieve we have elected II Congressmen
with soldiers vote. The following is
the soldiers vote received from Wash
ington: Union 525. Democrat l5; from
Louisville, Un;ou 362, Democrat IL.
JAS. WILLIAMS, Sec. State Com.
CINCINNATr, Oct. 12.
Ohio elects l6 Union Congressmen and
probably II. -. -, .H.
PHrLADELpnIA, Oct. 12
The Democrats claim majority of s.
600 on the home vote of the State.
HARRISBURG, Oct. l2,
The general opinion here is that the
Stale has gone Democratic, on the home
vote, BY from 5000 to 5000 majority.
1t is expected that the soldiers vote
will give from 10. 900 to $4,000 Union
majority.
The election commissioners to the Shen-
andoah Valley have returned. and report
that they were urable TO reach Sheridan's
army.
BUTLER's HEADoUARTER's IL Pm.
The voting in this army to-day in the
Pennsylvania regiments has passed off
very quietly, and as far as can.be learned
the Union ticket has been everywhere sue.
cessiui'
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.
Partial returns from the Pennsylvania
and Ohio soldiers in WASHINGTON and Al.
exandria show the following result:
,rhlioan a,s 'T n n 'o'u,ors rooe-'o'ai ,eo lie
Ohio soldiers yoIe--,olal Bor,h,;oor
$50, Democrat 22. .s. -
PHhADELrmA, Oct 1880 A. NJ.
The vote in the State is 30 close that
probably tho soldiers will be nocossary to
Ir"io TtT,uo .nJ rgs"'. p"rneys rross claims
sa,a will ;pnro :" lo"uo sn oon ""'cn ,ne s".clHrs
tbcro vii, no a Union n'i,, i, ~ 'S 'n'"SS a"".
Conorosa and or ,,o " sa'" ~ "''n,oo's o'
claims Democratic majority on the homo
vo,o of n o0n -, 10 non' - " " ~