The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
The Elections.

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Lot Us briefly SUN up the general results
that will forever mark the six days now
closing as the Week of Victory:
Wo are entirely out OF the woods In New
York. The State gives Abraham Lincols
about 8 500 majority. Gov. Fcnton has
probably over 3 500; tho whole Union State
Ticket 10 chosen OF cnurse The Senate
(hoiding ovor) is 81 Union to ii Democrats.
Union majority on JOINT ballot, 38. or there.
about. .-....... ....
New Jersey gives Mcclellan about 1000
majority; in the Senate the Democrats have
majority; the House is sbout oven.
New England presents q solid front for
the Union; the SIX States will give (includ
ing Soldiers votes) abont I5O. 900 majority,
as follows: Maine. 30 600 at leasr; Massa.
chusetts, nearly IS 600; Vermont, 80 600;
New Hampshire. 3 500; Rhode Island. 8.
900 tHomeg aud Connecticut, 2 400 (Ilome)
Pennsylvania shows handsome Union
gam on tho Home vote. ana bids fair 10 roll
up--Soldiers included-from 90 900 to 80.
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Delaware follows New Jersey. The
UUionists do not seem to have made any
thing like q canvass here. Thev might
have saved tho State. and are doubtless
heartily ashamed that thoy did not. So.
Maryland marches nobly on 10 her now
career as Free State The Uoion msi"r-
ity ought 10 reach 10 900
West Virginia (,be Vermont Of tho Ale,
gbsnies) votcs right. almost unanimously.
the secessioDists having declined to enter
tho field ...
Ohio does not think II worth while to
count her majority, ss It ia anywhere from
| 10000 to 50 900, Us the soldiers may deter
mine.
Michigan stands by the old flag more stea
dily than ever. 1--WE are routed, horse, foot
and dragooDs. 10 The report OF tho leading
democratic paper. The Uoion majority
will doubtless be larger than ever before.
Indiana is good for first reports. increas
ing largely Oh Gov Morton's splendid ma.
jori,y. ~
Illinois sends greeting. and promises from
20 900 to 80 900 minority for her Uncle
Abe.' in spite OF the desperate .ffnrs of the
opposition to carry the State for uora
effect. -... .,r.
Wisconsin is not much board fren at thi.
writing. but enough is known TO set down ,
large majority for the right side--say nuet
as 10 600. =" '~ '"
Minnesota promises at lesst $500 Unior
majority. -. ... .....
Iowa never falters. She will rival Vur
mont in uDanimisy for the good cause. bel
majority being reported at the magnificent
figure of so 900
Missouri is jus, heard from. largo Upior
mnjorities are reported. and every body con
cedes that the Unionists have carried tn,
Stare by a handsome figure. The entir,
Radical State ticket is thought to DO elect
cd.
Kentucky holds fast 10 her idols. We
had some hopeful Union majoritics along
tho Ohio border; but further back tho So
cession sympatbizers came out strong for
Mcclellan, and the State will give him ncal
four fifths Of all his 'msjorities '.- ..r,
CoNsREss We cannot yot mako % ar
accurate table of members, many district,
not having heen reported. and few being
very close. We lose one in Delaware, and
ono in Maryland. The Copper heads ia
Pennsylvania are trying hard TO keep out
Soldiers votes that will dofeat Coffroth and
Dawson, but all will como out right at Wash;
ing,on. Brooks of this city will probably
get tho certificate. but his seat will be con
tested. Humphrey. RAYMOND, Darling
Ketctam. Griswold tWar Dem. J and Conk
ling are clear gains. We also gain Newell
in New Jersey. In Ohio the Soldiers vote
oIects Delano. giving us II of the 10 mem
hers. So far We have in Illinois ton mem
bers sure, and one district is stiii in doubt
This 10 a gain Of Ave 10 Michigan wo dc.
feat 9th district, gain Of one for us. In
Wisconsin We have n reported gain of two
members. So there Is no donbt of two.
thirds vote for the Union aud Emancipation
in tho next House of Representatives.. and
something over to spare-saying nothing OF
Tennessee and Louisiana, which may send
up about a dozen Union members Net.
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