The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-11

Washington township, Hamilton, county,
gives Is Union. and not one Copper
head vote; hos ,aala obs al siat .gI sa
Our majority on tue State ticket will,
We think, be nearly or quite fifteen thou
sand, and we shall have a decided ma
jority in, each branch of the Legislature,
We have gained a Senator in each of the
following, districts; st, Joseph and
Marshal: Clinton and Carroll; Lawrence
and Martaiu; Ohi0 and Switzerland, while
we have lost none, SO far as heard from
The election news from Delaware is glorious. That.
State is redeemed from Iehelism. A special to the
Cincinnati zises from Philadelphia, says: Full re-
turns from The lossf eectns in Delaware Just tele-
graPhesl FROM w annGtonv show Uaipn gain in that
State of nearly 800 votes This secures the election
of Union Governor and Legislature; and, also, the
election Of Mr.. y. McKinn, the Union candidate to
Coogresso This is glorious nsws,as the cdpperheads
counscd on Delaware certain go cor the johnson
-, OUR VICTORY.
The Union victory in this State is as decisive for
all practical purposes that Of 1884, although the
aggregate majority aus large Thea the declared
resat gave Us eight nsmbera Of Copsress, aud tb.
Democracy three members. Subsequently, howerer.
the House of Representative decided that AsHBrKN
instead OF vooRAsEs had been legally efete, ~ ~.
Seventh District wAch made our delegation in the
present Congress stead sios to tive: We thsr~fore,
lose one member in the Congress- consequence
of the success Of Holman, Copperhead in the Fourth
District, noe sspftAested BY FAseUaAI Union
In the LesisHlats We shah 10 rn.xer than in 1894
Then the Senate tie, and bill could be passed
without received al least one Democratic vote Now
we shall have ten or tw eiye majority in the Senate
and from sweaty ID thirty ia the House. the largest
majority cnoint hsiss thas party has had within
the last twenty five ys.r. n.1, Js4.st Oct. L.,
.1xs re gl-IT---1 7-1r--777J IT'D 'liasg1 II
The Baptists Of Huntington engaged in erecting
= new house " worship. 1'o sAls''H ="
TINS Baptist Association for l the wabash p;.,r,c.
held at The Indian esek ehorch, su,iis an COUNTY. was
attended by socs pfoplel .gi6 VI 2GoIss va 1
Isss ychusso~n acciaes rrnssa Ave persons sn,s .a
eaeh one lag brAeas fsAr be.kies ssnkeu; fsa,see,
each eoeAr onne er-rns two each Isg soa .. ann;
enc both thigh and shoulder; two had poses broAep
4 destructive ere occurred At New Albany. s..a.x
Is eommencsd in building in tho rear Of the car-
"rresaf once, and came near burning MP that est.b
faha'snt- sstamassd u eas,Ssp; i.au..pe,
sSs'ossah 1sdtsl 1aoy sas7d ylTo li.noy Il
SoADeesosusgssu ~ fdleyes s.np.ira se.s
for "scahby Republicans"
We all sit Andy's gate y 9i.d 2
And thispssaesssss1yweust utter
cd s e BE-: zi sss s ssss: bqaa
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Phiadelphis. e1Sts - [@E .
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~ Asy=pGf fherfAre - present $40 ,ces 1oaks and
nsns soppeeses Nth ths church. 49, .-g- zfts,,4s
Hon Frs1sA.1DpsS ~ Gxesas yssrs Mayor e
louisville and naisa ri taak city. haEiag been bsrn
n iat hvstfsr As1se SuA tAese, dsd O. Friaay, at
Tag sf6nHs Ct tis se1 in Rgsck nriags esuh0. Ksa-
'sssSrls4s yfsfh0ut eighty yeasef 49, 0as Il
Fsess6fesSs n.A ssr.ss, ID Fss.1sS n,Aa.S..s
W. re destroyed BY fire the 24th ~ 49,
was $45.eaas and the insurancs cuiv S5eee