Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
Election Result In the State.

Enough is known to induce the belief that in
most counties throughout the State the regular
Union ticket has been successful. A large ma
jority of Union Senators and Assemblymen have
been chosen, and in only few instances has the
opposition succeeded in electing a county ticket.
Below we give the result by counties, as CLEANED
from our list Of exchanges:
SANTA CLARA.-This county elected the Union
ticket by an average majority OF 500 votes.
SHAsTA.-But one ticket-Union-wa in the
field. Nne-tenths of the vote poled are straight
Union. 1t is without doubt the banner county
of the State.
IUBA.-The entire Union ticket (including
three Assemblymen) is elected by from 100 to
200 majority.
NARPosA.-Fnll returns show that the Union
ticket is elected except District Attorney vii
cox, Union Assemblyman has l4O maiority-a
new thing for Mariposa county.
BurTE.-Cnion ticket elected with exception Of
Sheriff and Treasurer, for which Offices the strife
was greatest, and for which boilers elect Day
and Pond.
SUTTER--All the Union nominees are elected
except Clerk. Majorities small but sufficient to
call forth a wall of disappointment from the Ma
rysyille EIpress, which pledged it to the Democ-
racy.
CoLusA.-Democratic by about 200 majority
Long, joint Assembly lyman. (Colusa and TehaIna
elected by about 60 majority.
SAN JoAQuIN.-The Union majority in this
county will average 700, except Sheriff, who has
l 50 majority.
PLAcER.-Whole Union ticket elected by ma
jorities ranging from 800 to 500 majority.
MARIY-Entire Union ticket elected by small
majority.
ELDoRA ADo.-Full retArns not received The
Union Assemblyman is elected
CONTRA CosrA-Union ticket successful by
from 420 to $50 majority.
MONTERREY. = Ireland, Union Assembvman
elected by - majority. Union ticket all elected
but Surveyor and Assessor
NEvADA.-Union ticket triumphantly elected
from head to foot. Gentry beats Kent for Sher-
if by nearly 600 majority.
SANTA CRUz.-Anthony Irregular Unionl beats
McQuillan independently for Assembly, about
42o votes. Union ticket all elected by two
third vote.
TCoLUMNE.-Union Legislative nominees and
county ticket, except Sheriff and District Attor-
ney, elected.
YoLo.--In this county the opposition elected
their nominees with exception of Public Admin
strator and Surveyor. Miner, for Senator, has
II majority over Frsbie, in the district Yolo
and Solano)
ALANEDA.-Elects the entire Union ticket by
large majorities.
SAN FRAECIscC.-Thc result is tins given by
the Bailetin: A. l.. Tubbs independent Unionl
and W. J. Shaw (Democrat) to the Senate and
to the Assembly. Chas. Clayton, James Bowman,
Charles L. Wiggin s. c. Bugbee, Henry Dutton
and David Dwyer Independent Union). and J.
\. McClelland, NJ. A. Braley Michael Hawkins,
George Hearst, S. L. Lunton and f. J. Chase
(Dcmocrats), are elected.
SAcHAMENro.-Thc h-bolter-C Copperheatl-
fusion ticket successful, with the exception OF
Treasurer, Coroner and Public Administrator.
san MArro. Howard Independent Union) is
elected to Assembly By 100 majority. Balance
Of ticket undecided.
CA1AyGRAs.-Whole Union ticket elected.
b AMApoa>-Whole Democratic county and Leg
i-laliye ticket elected.
Noxo.-The following displtch from Aurora
tells how that couaty went - Mono county is
redeemed Democratic guerrillas cleaned out.
Glory Iiallelujai :"
SrAEisLAys.-EntrcC Coppcrle ticket elected.
Los ANGELEs-Tle returns as far rs heard
FROM indicate that the Union party have elected
Banning for the Senate and Tobcrman for the
Assembly, and two or three county officers, the
Democrats electing Peterson for Assembly, and
the balance Of the county ticket.
SIsKIYoU-The Yreka Journal says: The resul;
Of the election in this county, though not all
heard from, may be set down as complete sue
cess Of the Union ticket, ranging from 10 to $50
Union majority. Crooks for Sheriff. Raynes for
Treasurer, Foulke for Collector, Magotfey for
Assessor, aud Stone for Superintendent OF
Schools are all ahead, without Surprise Valley
precincts, which are estimated at - Union ma
jority, without the soldier vote.
SIERRA-Returns received indicate that the
entire Union ticket will be elected by a large
majority.
NAPA-Coghlan, joint Union AssemJlyman
(Napa and Lake elected, and entire county ticket
20 SoLANo-Democratic throughout.
soyoNA-Copperhead ticket triumphant by
from so to 800 majority
HunBoLDr-U except Huestis, Assem-,
blyman.)
This leaves fifteen counties to hear from, viz
Alpine Del Norte, Fresno, Klamath. Lake, Las
sen Mendocino, Merced, Pumas, Tuiare San
Bernardino. San Diego San Luis Obispo, Santa
Barbara and Merced most of which may be
looked for to give ma aiorties for the Union ticket
An APPEAL FOR THE BELL.-Rev. p. o Reilly
formerly pastor of the Weaverville Catholic
Church, appeals to the public through the Gold