Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18
The EIecIIOrs.--The Prospect

The EIeCIlOES.--The Prospect
We confess that the result of the cleo
tions that took place in some of the States
last week is not as favorable as we could
wish, nevertheless we see no cause for
dependency. On the contrary We believe
there are just grounds for rejoicing that
we have done 80 well, Certainly there
is nothing at all in the result to discourage
Democrats. @
The elections in Ohio, l diana and
Pepnsy lvania were for State and local Off
GERS. The complexion Of the elections
therefore can only be arrived at by an an
aIysis of the votes given in the various
districts. ..rt." -st
Ohio, as every eersitle man anticipated.
hss gone Republican. hut 10y loss Of from
so, 600 to Sc, 600 on the vote of last year
Our friends there are sanguine of carrying
the Stale for Mcclellan in November. :
Owing to a most stupenduous system Of
corruption; fraud and coercion Indiana
has been carried by shOddy, the majority
reaching as high as ten thousand. Demo
cratic voters were kept away from the
polls Sy threats ofviolsnce on the pars of
LireOln's pathzan military commanders.
The reported Republican msjo:ities from
some counties, are greater than the entire
male population. Indeed the election in
indiana has been carried by means that
dare not be repeated. A deep sense of in
dignstiOn pe=yades the Democracy and
lhw-abiding citizens of that State which
will manifest itself ON tho eighth day of
November. The great popularity Of Gen.
Mcclellan among the soldiers and citizens
will give Indiana to the Democracy at the
ensuing election as certain as that light
succeeds darkness.
In Pennsylvania, the Old Keystone, the
Democracy have achieved glorious VIC
tory, carrying the home vote by 5000 ma
jOrity. Pennsylvania will give Mcclellan
$4,000 majority at the Presidential cleo
tion. The Republicans expected to carry
the State last Tuesday by an immense ma
j0rity. They have sienaily failed ia THE.
We honestly and firmly believe that the
result in the Old Keystone decides that
George B. Mcclellan will be the next Pres
idsnt of the United States.
Courage. then, Democrats. Let the re-
suit Of the late elections give a new i'm
pulse to the canvass. Immense changes
OF votes will take place between now aud
the eighth of November. All that is need.
ed to secure our triumph is vigorous
canvass and laborious vigilance. We count
upon New York, Pennsy lgania. Ohio, New
Jersey, Indiana. Kentucky, Connecticut
Mary Hand, Missouri, Delaware, Tennessee
Oregon, California, Minnesota and Wis
cOnsiC, as certain to cast their electora
votes Tor Mcclellan and Pendletnn. AND
nothing but revolution can prevent Iii
nols from going Democratic. We are awar,
| that the mOst stupepduIus exercise o.
Government power is beiag used to defea
the will st the people 10 this State, but VI
! have confidence that our liUn-nearted De
mocracy will arise in their strength HDC
hurl from power the party that has rob
bed them of their dearest rights. Rally
then, Democrats and conservative men OF
the eighth of November, and rescue the
country from utter destruction aud Ou
! people from inconcieveaOle horrors.