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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
The BurIaI of the sham Democracy

The Burial of the sham Democsa
Yesterday was buried the greatest aggre
cation of political monstrosities to which
the country has given birth. A party that
was bred from the vilest Of influences and
engineered for the most rart by men
whose political infsmy viii be, in the years
to come, moro dsmning then any which
attaches 10 the memory of the traitorous
Benedict Arnold, has at length achieved
its death blow. All the foul ISLANDERS and
the shameless denunciations which cur
good President has had heaped upon bis
head, will fall harmless TO the ground
The people with their mighty loyal hearts
have triumphed over the enemies of the
Republic in the north and have rung the
death kneH Of rebellion in the South. No
more appalling news could be carried to
the ears of the arch-rebel Davis than
that which the American people ye5ter-
day sent to Richmond. Every rebel in
arms viii see at once that the only alter
natives left are those of surrender or a
wretched attempt to drag out miserable
and fraitless opposition for few months
more. The rebellion must go down and
sham democracy 90 with It.
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Five townships in Hardin County give
Mcclellan 221 majority. Democratic gain
30.
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot County,
gives Mcclellan majoity of "a. Demo
cratic gain 54
Grafton, Lorsin County, gives 63 Union
majority, q gain of 10.
Alliance, Stark County, Union majority
I31.
Washington, Fsyette County, "A Union
majority.
Jefferson township Richland County,
gives l majority for Mcclellan. Union
loss Of Is.
CircleviIle, Pickawsy County, l1O Dem
ocratic majority.
Mt. Vernon, Knox County, Union ma
jority 266; gain of 40.
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INDIANA,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 81

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. $3.50 P. NJ.
Few returns received. Ali show large
Union gains over the October election.
Present indications are that Lincoln's ma
jority will not be less than 10000.
A dispatch to Washington, dated In
dianapolis, $50, P. NJ, says; "The cleo
tion went off quietly. Lincoln will not
fall far short of 1000 more than Morton's
majority in October"
Union City, SO Union majority.
Elkhsrt County-Union majority 300,
about the same as October.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8.
The election returns from all points heard
from chow large Union gains over the re-
cent election.
Linooln's majority will be from 10000 to
$4,000.
Ohio soldiers vote here-Linooln 2O2,
Mcclellan 13
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. s.
The TTi5tgrs's army of the james cor
respondent says:
A brilliant little raid has Just been made
on Charles City County, by Major Stevens
and Lieut.. Davenport Of Gen. Buffers
stat, aided by 100 cavalry.
They crossed the James on the lst inst,
at Bermuda Hundred, and rode out into
the interior, securing the country sfectu-
ally for guerrillas, Of whose presence in
that neighborhOod they had reliable intel
igence.
They captured thirteen guerrillas, burned
two Oftheir headquarters, and brought in
some thirty head OF sheep, forty cattle, aud
about twenty horses and mules.
They had information before returning
that the rebels had started large party Of
cavalry in pursuit of them, but they man
aged to elude them and arrived safely to-
day with all their plumber.
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Lexington-6I9 majority for Lincon.
Paris-6s majority for Mcclellan.
Covington-6lo majority for Lincoln.
Cynthisns-l26 majority for Lincoln.
Falmouth-69 majority for Lincoln.
Partial returns from twenty four coun-
ties in Kentucky, exclusive of Louisville
and Jefferson county, give Mcclellan a
majority of 487.
McClellan's majority in Louisville is
3O24.
Partial returns from Jefferson county
give Mcclellan $50 majority.
LOUISVILLE, 1890 P. NJ.
The Presidential returns from twenty
eight counties in Kentucky, excluding
Jefferson, give Lincoln ESQ majority.
The Louisville official vote gives Nc
Clellsn 4873 Lincoln 1S49.
Sto m just commenced
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
The xews Four Years ago.

-Four years ago the Presidential election
was held on Tuesday, November 9Th
Wednesday morning partial results of tha
election were announced in the LEADET
for New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois
Maryland, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio Lou.
isiana, Vermont, Rhode Island, New Jer.
sey, North Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri
Delaware, Connecticut lows, Minnesota,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin. The over
whelmins triumph of Abraham Lincoln
was clearly indicated by the dispatches
then, just as it is indicated by the dis
patches this morning. The reception Of
the news at that time was attended bv the
widest enthusiasm. When the report
came that New York had gone fifty thou
sand for Lincoln, The First Ward wide
awakes had grand tOrchlght procession
on Superior Street.
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THE ALBEMARLE.

NE" 1Okk1 NOV &
The Goldsboro, North Carolina, Journal
gives an account of the blowing up of the
Albemarle not differing materially from
the account given by Lieutenant Cush-
ing.
the Journal says;
The Albemarle went down in few min
utes, but the water being shallow, her port
holes are not submerged; and though her
gun deck is few inches under water, her
guns still command the channel.
The injury to the Albemarle can be re-
paired in two or three weeks, including the
raising of the vessel But Plymouth haV-
ing been captured, all this viii be done
not by the rebels.
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Hail the Glorious Triumph!
The Loyal North Stands by the
Union!
NO SURRENDER no REBELS!

The reports received thus far, the details
Of which are published in our very COM
plete election returns, SHOW that we have
gained another glorious victory for Abrs-
ham Lincoln and the Union. The States
that have again vindicated their honor
and their fame are New York, Pennsyl-
vanis, New jersey, Illinois, Michigan,
Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut Iowa, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesots, Maryland and possibly
Kentucky. We have not hesrd from Cal
ifornia or Oregon, but the probability is
that they have also gone Union. It looks
just now, very doubtful whether McClel-
Ian viii carry single State One hundred
guns for Abraham Lincoln and the Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
81. LOUIS Nov. 8.

81. LOUIS, Nov 8.
Returns are mesgre.
Republicans estimate Lincoln's majority
in this county at between 1000 and 5000
on the home vote.
The Democrats give him 1000 to 1000
John Hogan, (dem.) is probably elected
to Congress in the lst district, over Knox
and johnson, CUnion).
Henry 7. Blow, (Union) present repre-
sentative in the I'd district, is reelected.
A large number of refugees in the city
voted for Mcclellan and the Democratic
State ticket.
Lincoln will undoubtedly carry the
State
The Radical State ticket is regarded as
certainly elected.
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NEW HAmPsHIRF-

Especial to the Cleveland Leadsr).
New Hampshire, all towns-2O, 1875
Union 1886 Democratic.
New Hampshire is reported to have
gone for Lincoln BY $500 majority on the
home vote.
One hundred and ten towns and cities
New Hampshire gives Lincoln 22,3 Nc
Clellan 2O,2sl. Democratic gain 2O5O.
This embraces nearly two-thirds Of the
entire vote of the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. g.
The 71i5lsts's City Point correspondent
says of the rebel attack on Saturday
night
The rebels made charge on the 3rd
Division of the 3rd corps, in front Of Peters.
burg, last night about midnight, and were
repulsed with dreadful slaughter.
The loss on our side was very slight
We captured about one hundred prison.
erS.
There was no loss by3cspture on our
side.
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PENNsYLVANIA.


Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
MEADvILLE, Nov. 8.
Mesdville gives Lincoln l46 majority, a
gain of SO. Crawford County gives large
Union majorities over October election ;
indications are majority exceeding 1900.
Titusville, Union majority IOs.
COchranton, Dem. majority II.
Utics, Union majority 4
Greenville, Union majority l3.
Lancaster, Dem. majority 147.
Meadville, Union majority LAG.
Crawford County, Union majority 800.
Cory, Union majority l29.
Pittsburg largely Union; $50 gain on
October election.
Philadelphia, six Wards give 1897
Union majority.
LATER
The Union majority in the I'd, Sd, 4tb,
9th, eth, 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 14th, 18th,
18th, and nth Wards is 1880.
Monongahela city gives Union majOri-
ty of so.
The Republicans claim majority of
from 400 to 500 in the county.
West Newton gives Union majority
of4s.
Conn ellsville gives Democratic msjOr-
ity of 81.
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The returns show considerable Demo
cratic gains.
Detroit city gives about 1000 Democrat
ic majority.
The returns are too mesgre to give an
estimate on the State as yet.
Ten towns and Adrian city give 6O4 Un-
ion majority. The county will give 1900
Union majority.
The Republicans claim to have carried
the State by 5000 majority.
Returns are meagre.
Detroit City gives about l,OOs Demo-
cratic majority.
Two O'CLOCK A. M-The State is claim
ed by the Republicans at 10000 on the
home vote. The soldiers vote is expected
to increase it Is, 900 majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

Especial to Cleveland LEADraI

Vermont gives Union majority of
1900.
Fifty towns give Lincoln 6,644, Nc
Clellan 1859. Union gain over Septem-
Der of 374. Vermont is good for 10000
for Lincoln.
asThe returns from thirty four towns show
an increase in the vote of over 2,9O7 over
that in September. The vote stands to-day
10, e36 Republican, and S,24O Democratic,
Republican gain from September of
2,2e0.
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NO. 257
CONNECTICUT.

Especial to the Ol-velsnd Leader
Hartford, SsS Democratic majority.
NOrwaIk, 2Os Union majority.
Bridgeport, 90 Union majority.
New Canssn, 90 Union msjority.
Thirty-one towns, including the cities of
New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, Water
bury, Norwich and New London, give Lin
coin 1859 majority.
Connecticut is reported to have given
1000 Union majority.
In Connecticut two counties give Lin
coin 5,276, Mcclellan 5,O47.
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PARTICULARS oE y THE CAFURE OF

RAA AElCDLAHS OF THE OARUAE OF
THE FLOaELDA.
BOsToS, Nov. 8.
The Kearsage arrived here last night
She brings as prisoners Of war the Chief
engineer and the boatsWain of the Alaba-
ms, and the surgeon and sixteen men Of
the pirate Florida.
The Florida arrived at Bahai Bay, San
Salvador, on the night of the 7th ult.
The Machusett was also in harbor wait
ing for Goals. Captain Collins was deter
mined to sink the Florida in port and at
three o'clock steered for her, hitting her on
the quartz T, without doing great damage.
Captain Collins now called out to eur
render or he would sink her.
The First Lieutenant Of the Florida re-
Piled that under the circumstances, he
would surrender.
The Florida WAS towed to sea. Here
Captain Morris and half of his crew were
ashore. There were nolives lost. Twelve
officers snd ffty-eight Of the crew were
captured.
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ATTEMPT To POISON GEN. sHERT-
Dan AND OTHERS.

NEW 1ORK, NOV. ..
The Herald Martinsburg correspondent
says:
General Sheridan, accompanied by Col.
Comstock, Of General Grants staff Cap
tain 7. w. Moore, and others, while on
visit to Colonel Edwards, at Winchester,
we're suddenly taken with symptoms of
poisoning from corrosive sublimRts. The
most ready antidotes were admins cred,
and at last accounts all we're doing well,
though their cases were at one time almost
hopeless.
The poison IS supposed to have been
contained in some cheese, of which all had
partaken freely.
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which is Right ?

Davis says in his Thanksgiving Pro-
clamstion that God has ''vouchssfedh 10th
Confederacy "msny signal victories" The
Charleston Mercury says, "Our late mill.
tary disasters have encouraged the recon-
structionists to raise their heads" VIII
JEFF and the editor of the Meressry eat the
same kind Of turkey on Thanksgiving
Dsy2
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WISCONSIN,.

MADISON, Nov. 8.
Scattering returns from the State show
Union loss on the vote of last fall, when
the Union majority was over $1,000.
Experiences. Republican politicians esti-
mate 10000 majority on the home vote,
which will be largely increased by the SOL
diers' vote.
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cos SPIRACv OF THE FENIAN BRO
THEsHOOD IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, Oct. 3.
Startling developments in regard to a
secret reasonable body of the Fenian Bro
therhood are being made in this city.
Seereted arms have been found, and the
leaders in the conspiracy are being arrest
cd. A painful feeling of insecurity exists
among tie population.
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pecisl to the Cleveland Lsadsr.l
New Rochelle, Democratic majority 247.
New Jersey has gone Union
Essex county has gone Union BY over
$50, making, Union gain Of over 1000
over last year.
The Legislative Delegation is s Union
to democrats.
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GENERALIZATION ORDER To GEN.
HAECOCK'S CORPS.

NEW YORK, Nov. g.
General Hancock has issued a eongratuls-
tory order to his corps for their conduct IN
the atfzir Of the 77th. He says newspaper
correspondents, not on the field, misrepre-
sented the affair as a disaster. The CORPS
was in pursuit of definite object distinct
from the operations Of other parts Of the
army, when it was attacked in flank BY
large force Of the enemy's infantry and in
rear by five brigsdes Of cavalry. The
flank attack was speedily repulsed disas-
trously to the enemy, who lost about 100
prisoners several colors and one gun The
attack on the rear was repulsed by cur
cavsly under Gregg. The enemy expected
much from the attack but gained nothing.
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MAssACHUsErTH.

Special to the Cleveland LEADER. a
Boston gives Union majority of &, 900.
ll.3O P. N.-l76 towns foot up Lincoln
10000, Mcclellan SO ,631. Raining heavily
BOsroE, Nov. g.
Voting proceeds quietly.
Partial returns from several Wards in
the city, at noon, foot up for Lincoln,
l,lO7; for Mcclellan, 35S.
In the Sd and 4.h districts Rice and
Hooper (rep.) for Congress, are far
ahead.
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Kentucky, as far as reported, gives Lin
coin the majority. The Western counties
in the State are unheard from. They will
probably carry the State for Mcclellan.
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The GensraI ResuIf.

Returns thus far indicate that Mr.. Lin.
coin has won a more sweeping triumph
than any Presidential candidate since
Washington. The following are the States
from which We have returns, with their
majorities foi Lincoln and their electoral
v0ta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

The fact that the Richmond Sentinel is
advocating the arming of slaves for the
next campaign, to fight for the Southern
Confederacy, is evidence that the rebel
leaders have determined upon that policy.
The Sentinel Is the home organ of Jeffer-
son Davis. 1t was established and is
acknowledged as his organ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

The Second Ward wins the Banner.
The Fourth Ward, which has so leng
carried the banner, has to yield It to the
devoted Unionists of the @reliable Second y
The glorious Second has fairly earned the
banner, having pOlied the largest Union
majority (4ss), made the biggest Union
gain, (s2) and also the largest proportional
Union gain. Three times three for the
gallant Second Ward.
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GOLD MAKKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
There having been no meeting in the
gold room to-dsy, transactions were quite
limited, and the fluctuations in price much
less marked than usual The quotations
are 247, and the latest 247I.
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MAINE
Especial to the Cleveland Leader
Portland, Union majority l001.
There is q very heavy rain and the tel
egrsph works badly. There have been no
returns received from the Eastern towns.
We have % towns which give Lin
coin 1924; Mcclellan 1894. A Union
gain Of $50 on the September election.
The vote Of Portland foots up, Lincoln
1856, Mcclellan 1879. A Union loss of
six votes since September.
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DELAWAKE.

WilmingtOn-Union majority 800, a
Union gain of 500.
Private dispatches from Philadelphia
says:
Delaware gives her electoral vote to
Lincoln.
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Yeslerday's Erenlng EdItiOn


BUFFALO, Nov. ..
Major General Peck issued last evening
General Order No. l, stating that in con-
formity with instructions from Head Quar-
ters, Department Of the East be had as-
sumed command Of the forces on this frJn-
tier.
He also states that no interference with
elections will be permitted.
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This carries Lincoln up to 100, SO more
than is necessary for a choice, saying noth-
ing about Tennessee and Louisiana.
Mcclellan has a splendid chance of not
getting a single electoral vote. We have
developed splendid gains in Kentucky,
though probably not enough to carry the
State. Connecticut and Missouri are
doubtful, with the c14nces for Lincoln.
But should Mcclellan carry every doubt
full State, his total electoral vote will be
only 20.
Poor Nc.
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RIOT.
OswEGo. Noz. 8

OswEGo, Nov. 8
There are reported disturbances at Sack
etts Harbor
A small squad of men with one gun
were sent there from Ontario.
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Chagrin Falls the Banner Township

Chagril FaIis the Banner TOWDship
Chsgrin Falls covered herself with undy-
ing glory in October, but she has eclipsed
that brilliant record by her vote of yester-
dsy. Look at it: Union 25i, COpperhead6.
Sickly place for Bu.ternuts, that Won
der how many Plain Dealers are taken at
Chsgrin Falls
Up goes our hat for the loyal, Union-lo.
wing people OF Chagrin Falls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

THE TOWNSHIPS.
We have returns from eleven out of
nineteen townships in Cuyahoga, which
we give below, comparing them with the
State election in October.
November. October.
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sin these States We have given only the esti-
mated majority the home vote. The soldiers
vote will vastly increase ii IN each case.
twill be seen by the above table that
seventeen States have gone for Lincoln
without doubt, giving him, without count
ing the soldiers vote, over THREE HUN
DRED THOUSAND MAJORITY
These States cast III Electoral votes, OF
ST more than is necessary TO q choice.
The following States have not been heard
from, but are certain 10 go for Lincoln:
state FL Vote. State. Fl Vote
West Virginia. &c. ..-...5 California
Eanpas .b a. egon . 3
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SPRINGFIRLp. NoH. 8
IOWA.

CHICAGO, Nov. g.
The telsgrsphic communication with
Iowa is interrupted tonight by the storm.
Leading Republicans claim, and Demo
crats admit that the State gives for
Lincoln 26, 900.
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ST.. PAUL, Nov. g.
This city gives s6 majority for MeClel-
Ian. No telegraphic communication with
the interior of the State.
Leading Republicans claim a majority
of 8, 900.
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RHODE IsLAnn.

Providence, R. L, $50 Pm.
Returns from nearly the whole Of the
State, show q majority for Lincoln of about
5000
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CHICAGO, November 8.
The Illinois lines are working very
badly and very few returns will probably
be received tonight, but the State will
probably 60 Union By $4,000 majority.
Complete returns of the city of Chicago
give !, ,745 for Lincoln. Representatives,
Senators and Members Of the Legislature
elected.
Cook county gives about 1000 Union
majority.
The wires are working badly, and the
returns come in slowly.
Returns received show gains over Lin
coins majority in 1850.
Leading Republicans claim their ma
jority in the State at 10000.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 8.
Il is now believed that the Republicans
have smajority in both branches of the
Legislature and have elected nine Con-
gressmen.
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ALL aUIEF IN Wv YoRK.

~ ~ 2 w wv .
A drizzling rain has prevailed all day.
The election Is proceeding very quietly
here and in Brooklyn. There is aprOspect
Of very heavy vote.
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TENNEaaEE-

Nashville gives Mcclellan 25, Lincoln
1907.
GaIlstin-Lincoln IIs, Mcclellan IL.
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Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.l
Cold Water-Union majority $50.
Coldwster township-Union majority,
80.
Branch eounty-Union majority 1900.
Adrian-Union majority 65.
Madison-Union majority 1890.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

New Jersey, is said to have gone Union
in spite of the Democratic monopoly, the
Camden s. Amboy Railroadl
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Hal ChIeagOI

Chidago elects q Union Congressman
State Senator and member of Assembly.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8

i
Col. STAGER:
Three districts of Westchester Borough
show Union gain of 46 over the Con
gressionsl vote in October. The whole
gain in the borough, it is thought, will be
about 90.
Allegheny county-19 districts, includ-
ing Pittsburg and Allegheny City, give
Lincoln gain of 700 en- the October vote
LATER
The Allegheny district majority is 300
instead of 700.
Partial returns from six Wards in Phil
adelphis, up to noon, stood as follows
Msjority for Lincoln, 1897. The same
Wards in October gave a majority of
1884 at the close of the polls.
Erie-Union majority 2.sO4. A Union
gain of s5.
Linesville and five townships-Union
msjority lo4. Union gain of Is.
Millcreek township gives Union gain
ofl6.
In Allegheny county there is a Union
gain of l, l55 in little more than half the
county.
Titusville-Union majority los.
Meadville-Union majority l57; Union
gain OF 45.
Linesville-Union majority lO4; Union
gain of 1s.
Franklin-Democratic majority l79.
Spar Creek-Democratic msjority 10.
Philadelphia gives 10000 Union major
ity.
Returns from the State show, invariably,
Union gains.
Erie sounty, 5000 Union majority.
Allegheny county, 5000 Union majority
a gain of 900.
Scattering returns from ths State show
Union gains. No country returns have
yet been received.
Springfield, 35l Union majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
Philadelphia, all but two wards, give
10000 Republican majority.
Returns from Is counties in Pennsyl-
vanis show Republican gain 1907. The
full vote is not given.
Pennsylvania is conceded to have gone
/ for Lincoln
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Illinois is reported at $4,000 majolity
for the Union ticket.