The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
The Grand ResuIt--A
Sweeping Union
Triumph!

The Union Ticket IS surely elected, and the
indications are that it has carried every State
except Kentucky. But Two or three States are
doubtful. Our friends of the Cleveland Leader,
Jublantly and in large letters, proclaim the
grand result, thus "Threc Cheers for Lincoln
and Union-The Grundest Victory Of the War
- Out of the Wilderness Glory Halclujah-
Clean Sweepo the Free Stntes-All oI 'em for
Lincoln New York Gives 25 900 Union Major.
ity- Pennsylvania lo,OOO-Ohi 35 5OOO--Indiana
IS OO0--lllnois IS, ,O0O--An the Rest the Same
Way-Wherc Are You, Mac 7,-fIurrah TTur.
rah Hmrah ~" More full returns mny
change tbese figures somewhat, showing the
Union majorities larger in some Stntes, and
smaller in others, but cannot materially change
the grand rcsnl. above indicated. We arc com.
pelled, by want of time and space, to exclude tel.
egrsphc details, which are merely confrmatory
Of waat we have thus briefly stated as the great
decision Of last Tuesday They generally show
large Union gnins and Democratic losses. The
Cleveland HcraM Of Wednesday morning says
The returns, of course incomplete, so
far show that Nc Clellan has carried but
single Ssate-sem'-loyal Kentucky. All
New England stands AS firm as granite
for Lincoln and the Union--the Empire
State and the Keystone stand shoulder to
shoulder with giant Ohio--and the glo.
rious Northwest comes in a unit for Lin
coin and johnson. Free Maryland and
West Virginia have proved themselves
worthy OF the priceless boon OF Freedom,
and we have grea; hope that Missouri is
truly redeemed, regenerated and Olsen.
thralled. Little Delaware has joined The
victorious army of the Union, and we an
ticipate sweeping wave OF victory from
the Pacific.
We have elected members Of the House
enough to secure the abolition of slavery
throughout the Republic BY Constitution,
al amendment.
In ali respects, the peaceful triumph
Yesterday at the ballot box, is the crown
ing victory of the War of the Rebellion.
The Tribune claims Now England, Penn.
sylvania. Delaware, New York, Mary land
Ohio. Indiana, Michigan. Illinois, Minneso.
to, Wisconsin, Iowa and Kansas, for Lincoln
Total 100, Independent of tho Pacific States,
which it says have probably chosen l Lin.
ooln electors. '
1t claims over 10000 majority in New
York, and that members OF Congress have
been gained enough in tho Union to secure
tho requisite two. thirds in tho House, 70,
tho prohibition of slavery by nstitutiona
amendment,
It makes the N. Y Congressional delcga
ton stand 22 Union to 9 Dom. Tabor. Dem
was elected in tho First District. Rndtord
and Winfold, Dem, in tho Tenth and Elev.
enth. Hubbol and Goodyear, Dem, 10 the
Thirteenth and Fourteenth. ...
The present Congressional Delegation il
10 Union aud Is Democratic. .
Tho Worid concodcs Lncoln's election
claiming only New York, Kentucky, New
Jersey and Missouri for Mcclellan, witt
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Oregon, Caiforni'
aud Nevada in doubt, but most likely fc
ME-. Lincoln. H .. =.
The Times claims 1873 votes for Lincoln
wna probability OF all the rest, excep
Kentucky, Missouri, aud possibly New
Jcrsoy. ..... .. ..... %.