Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-12

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.
COLUMBUS, October H.
ELECTION RETURNS.
The returns to-day are decidedly more
favorable. Forty-nine counties give us
%, 900 majority, which will be increased
to 10000 by the othercounties and the sol
diers' vote. It's definitely known now
that we have "a of 81 Senators, and &c of
IO5 Representatives. We will have at
least two-thirds of both Houses. The fol-
lowing are some of the latest returns:
Drlr--urv county Is tni0n by sos, and
Licking Democratic by 695. This elects
Gen. Willard Warnerto the Senate by 100
majority. Mcfarland carries the Butler
and Warren districts by over 2OO con-
trary to expectations. The Unionists elect
their ticket in Belmont, including the two
Representatives and the Senator for the
district. Sciota gives a snug majority of
200; Darke 100; Union 746; Trumbull
$500; Hardin $40; Harrison 600; High
land 300; Logan SIS; Morgan 800; Nor
row $40; Wood 500; Warren 1900. Mus
kingum was reported last evening as hav-
ing gone democratic, but reliable dis
patch to-day says the unionists carried it
by 80 majority.
Morgan has majorities in the following
counties: Allen 400; Ashland 200; Au-
glaize ll6O; Butler 400; Fairfield 1000;
Pickaway 800; RichIand $50; Seneca 295;
Tuscarawas $50, and Wayne 22O.
RESIGNED.
In consequence of pressing professional
duties and private business Attorney Gen.
eral Olds rendered his resignation to the
Governor to-day, to take effect on the 10th
inst, which was accepted, and Hon. w.
Fl. West, Of Bellefontaine, Attorney Gen
eral elect, was appointed to succeed him.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October IO.-The latest re-
turns from the Ohio election give Cox
about $4,000 majority.
Sixty Union Representatives and twcn-
ty-one Senators are elected
Iowa.
CHICAGO, October IO.-ReLurns from
the Iowa election indicate Stones major
lty at about 10000.
Clinton county gives about 500 majority
for Stone.
The Virginia Election.
a dispatch from Richmond SAYS there
will be no Congressional candidate in the
field in the election tomorrow who will |
not take the oath
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, October ll.-Returns |
Of the election from the interior of the !
State come in very slowly, and as yet are
very indefinite, but it is generally conce-
led that the Union majority will be about
5000. In Philadelphia McMichaers ma
ority for Mayor is 5,lO9; Hartraufts, |
for Auditor General, 1897; CampbelIs, |
or Surveyor General, 1850. All the
Union city ticket is elected Two Union |
3 Union to Democratic As
are elected Mann, the Union |
candidate for District Attorney, has &c.
zoo votes in the city. 1t was the largest
ever cast, except at Presidential election, |
t being 500 less than $1,000.
Bedford county gives a Democratic ma
ority of about 100; Union gain of over
500.
Chester county gives Republican ma
ority of 1000; Union loss of $50.
Montgomery county returns from 27
'ut of 80 Districts show Union gain of
'5l over the vote of 1862.
Election in Washington.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE polls
we're opened in the various parts of Wash
ngton to afford the comparatively few
oldiers here an opportunity to vote
Partial returns show that four COM
1anies of the 2l4th Pennsylvania regi-
nent gavd &C Union and % Democratic
'ot9s. At the Soldiers Rest the l95th
Pennsylvania gave Hartrauft majority
If nearly 100.
At three of the places opened for the
ohio election Il9 Union votes were east,
md l2l Democratic.