, 1864-04-09
sNAEE.Na7E.TENG IN THE
WEST
Spring NJ and Town Elections.
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ILLINOIS.
| Co1Es Co.-TuE EEAT or TIE LATE Cor
PERuEAD Wharf.-The Nattoon CARTE gives
| the following result OF the recent election II
| tAat town;
| The efforts Of the cut~throat worshipper.
| of the Chicago 1imet to Efyolutionize thiE
| section of the country, It Is easily seen b
| the following vote given at the city election
on Monday, have not accomplished much
Last year the Union ticket was elected b. al
average majority Of Sc. The opposition O.
the regular Union ticket Monday was rathel
I q speckltd affair, gotten up secretly BY Cop
| ptrbeads and sore 7hcaded Union men. for ths
purpose Of getting q few Democrats into
office, or ut least to reduce the majority o.
| over the specklcd ticket Is 248! sTbis out O
total vote Of 913. u i'll do, until we hang
come Of Dr. Tork's murderers, including thi
sheriff Of this county, when we expect te
get the balance. In ishn.ort the Union tlcke1
is elected BY 65 majority. The O'Hair gner
PIKE Co.-Pttt1lad elected the entire Enior
ticket on Tuesday, by over 40 majority. :,
VEKM1LI1oN CO.-1n Ddnulle tho Unio1
city and town tickets were elected by aver
agc majoritics Of 1856. ~
CAAMPAIGa Co.-In Champaign city, OF
Monday, the entire Union ticket was elected
with the exception of one nlderman,. VIII
was voted for by all parties. E. s. Sweet Ii
the Mayor. Vest Ur5aaa went Union lve II
ops;- Ra.t.l' Tor the first time, elects Unio1
LAsAl1E Co.-Pru elects Union city OF
GERS, the Mayor By 64 majority. Lust spring
town election the average Union majority il
CO. Last ycar 50 Copperhead. ,.
- Mc1}EERY Co,-Toodt,ck elects Unio1
town officers BY IS minority. Md,npaair
Union by 90 majority. ~Richmond do. 1ie
Henry, Coppcrhead. :,,~.. :,
K1SkAkEn: :co:-Kankakee went Unloi
without any serious opposition. .
FULTON: co.-Permott goes Onion by, /:
majority; Last year part of each ticke'
!. R1cnIAsD co.-o,ucy has elected the unloz
ticket by On average majority Of 28. That il
doing irst-ra down in Egypt
officers. Cou,tland do. -Atenomiaec do. GuR
,Jdr,i do. Warre't do, by over 100 majority.
sANGAMpN Co.-The average Union major
ity in Clcar Lake is Ca gain Of Z since las
tall Ldon.i, Union by IL majority-hcrcto
lore CopPerhead: Fancy crrk, Union al
over. Ga11ner, copperhead.,
by 50 majority The fa copperesds esrSs earrie;
Elgin but two weeks since. Plato elected
1 The Union ticket by 50 majority.
| WuITEaIDE CO.-The charter election II
| Sterling resulted in the election OF s s. Pat
terson, Republican, for Mayor. All the Off
GERS elected are Republicans except one. The
totrn election resulted in the choice Of Nelson
Mason for Supervisor, and complete list q
Republicans throughout. Having no Cop
perheads to kill, the Union men got up
controversy among themselves Oh the licenst
question, in which the AAtis came out ahead
The interests Of Sterling will never suffer a
the bends Of such men US Nessls. Patterson
MICHIGAN.
CALHOUN Co.-AdrshaA elects q Republi
can Mayor BY 101 majority, and the rest o
the Republican ticket In the township cleo
tion the majority avenged about 10. tianu
don,. Union By about 50 majority. 1Mrsn9o
do. by 40 battle Cred, do. BY Is to 50
CoAoix, do. EeIJord, do. 1esraxha, do. III
tio", do. S5s'1ddn, do: Burlington, do. NJ
Copperhead town heard from yet In Calhoun
Co.
BERR1Es Co-,}a Josph, Union by IS ma
jority-a gain Of DC sincc. List year. Baton
GG do, gain Of i.
Board Of; Union Supervisors. Not Copper
| head.
MAcoain Co.-Lepor: has been carried b,
the unionists by SO majority-last yeare Cop
- INDIANA.
PORTER pa!oaratso, Union BY 100 ma
V1oo Co.-This county Is the home Of thai
intense Coppc1head and trnstor, Dan. "
VOORHEES,, and he and his vile crew arc whip
ped out. In lErrs Haute the CopperhcalE
had hardly courage enough 10 form a ticket.
They wercyery badly beaten. Fayettt, Uniot
BY Il majority; Sugar cnxk, do. by 90
F air1tsox, do, By 10. Honey cretk, do. By IS
Lost C,rtk, do. BY 8. Otter Crstk, do. withou,
opposition, Vigo has always heretofore beer
Copperhcad- i.
The HOMES OF TRA1ToRs.-Dayton anG
Lancaster, the homes Of the traitors Va1lan
| digham and Dr.. Olds, each elected Unio1
tickets on Tnesday last, the former by oyel
eco, and the latter by 50 majority. They have
bothb been heretofore thoroughly Coppe1hcad
! sASDrsK1 -Co.-jssndn<hy City elects tht
| Union ticket for the first time. Majorit,
about 100.
| L1v1sGsToS Co.-Tontiae elected the Unio1
ticket or Tuesday bJ an average minority o
about 100
HENDERSON Coat the town election OF
-Monday the Union ticket was elected by
| unanimous vote.