The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-28


From our exchanges, wo CLEAN the FOL
lowing votes takon in the cars and other
pnblic places, and all Of which indicate one
thing, that the Overwhelming sentiment Of
the people is IN favor os The success Of the
Union ticket;
F'iev companies Of the l10lh Ohio Nation.
al Guards at Camp Chase. voted for Presi.
deut with the following result; Lincoln
$50; Mcclellan %, Fremont Ia.
Nine companies Of the lGlst Ohio Nation.
al Guard. voted ~ 70 lows: Lincoln 7l2;
Mcclellan ~, Fremont
vote was taken on the train on the i. .
g. NJ. X. X. going North yesterday, by Chas.
A. Clark, News Agent which resulted as
follows; Lincoln 81 Mcclellan 35, Fremont
3.
AT voto taken in came near Berryvilc
Virginia, last week, the following result
was obtained in tho ] tn Indiana Regiment
Lincoln 1913; Mcclellan lG; Fremont l.
The sth Indiana Regiment at the same
place, went unanimous for Lincoln
A the United States Hospital, at New.
ton, University, Baltimore, September J..
the soldiers voted as follows: Lincoln l47
Mcclellan, 20, Fremont, /.
At the Seminary Hospital, Georgetown.
d. c.. the eighty.eight officers present vo-
ted thus; Lincoln, SO; Mcclellan, 5.
Al the General Hospital. Frederick, Ma
ryland, the following was tho vote; Lincoln,
s2l; Mcclellan, 209; Fremont, 3.
There was an immense train out OF Clcve-
land on Friday afternoon being returned
visitors from tie State Fair. Of course a
vote in such n crowd is very Significant
The vote stood 500 for Lincoln 1876 for Nc
Clellan and 6 for Fremont.
The soldiers vote at the Soldiers Home,
Cleveland. Ohio, from Wednesday noon to
Friday night. stood thus; Lincoln, 81 for
Mcclellan, %, Fremont, o.
Tho llih Michigan Cavalry took vote
few days since. for President. with the
following result: Lincoln 4j2; Fremont Ia,
Mcclellan 4.
The Columbus Journal has the following:
On the morning train from the north.
made up between Shelby and the city. a
vote was taken for President. resulting AZ
follows Lincoln, 4S3, Mcclellan, 1875.
A vote was taken on the cars on the G. G.,
! & G. r. r. on the Id. which resulted as fol-
lows: Lincoln, 1877; Mcclellan, 81 Fremont,
g.
A vote was also taken on the train going
north the Same day resulting as follows:
Lincoln 1872, Mcclellan GO, Fremont 2.
On the evening train going north, the
vote stood: Lincoln ll0; Mcclellan 81,
| Greedy |.
On the down train on yesterday morning
the following is tho result of the vote: Lin.
coin l36, Mcclellan 6l, Fremont 3.
A vote was taken tho other day in the
Marine military Hospital at ST. Louis with
the following result: Lincoln 90; McCl ollau
Is; Fremont Is.
Tho gentleman who took tho vote and
who is intimately acquainted with tho
views of our soldier, says" think McClel.
lan's proportion in this hospital is more
| than an average.
A dispatch from st. Albans, gives tho re
| turns of tho Congre isional vote in 10 COM
ponies Of tho Vermont Brigade, as follows:
Lincoln 2Ss, Mcclellan 6.
A vote was taken on the Lake Shore ac-
comodation train, last Saturday, with this
result; Lincoln IS, Mcclellan 26. OF the &c
set down for Mcclellan 6 refused to declare
| their choice. There were a few soldiers
aboard, all of whom voted for Abraham
a vote for the Presidency was taken at
tho couvaloscent and recruiting camp in
Augusta, Maine. few days since. There
were presnt 800 soldiers. and tho result
of tho vote was / ,450 for Lincoln, and 80
for Mcclellan.
The llth Michigan Cavalry took vote
few since, for President with the follow.
ing result: Lincoln 452; Fremont IA; McClcl.
Ian 4. That is an indication of how tire
soldiers will speak in November next.
A vote was taken on the plug train" oi
the NJ S. r. r. on Monday, week. which
resulted MS follows: Lincoln 49, Fremont
Mcclellan 5; JEFF. Davis 4,
Tho sixth regiment recruited by the
Union League in Phi ladelphia left that city
on Sunday, 900 strong, for Cen. Grants
army, Such are tho dark doings of the
Union League concerning which some of
our trcason.steepod Copperheads have
talked so loudly.
Some OF the Indiana Regiments in Sher-
mans army have been voting for President
and Governor, by way of showing their
sympathes. The 42d gave Lincoln Tao
and Mcclellan | votes. For Governor the
Copperhead Mcdonald received only 8
votes. The sSth was unanimous for Nor
ton, aud gave Lincoln 1876 and Mcclellan
votes,