Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-12


ternmost Drairies the note of triumph
swell in glorious paean. The people o.
} four great Central States, standing shoul.
der to shoulder, have once more nobly
vindieated the old flag from the stain oi
treason, and vanquished anew the ele-
ments of disloyalty and oppression. With
united voice they have condemned the
usurpati0ns Of an accidental President.
and repudiated his traitor-restoring pol
icy. Denounced and insulted in the per
sons of their true and faithful representa-
tiYes, they have exalted these and rebuked
and degraded their accusers. With tre-
mendOus emphasis they have spurned the
infamous dogma, that traitors unpunished
and impenitent have equal rights and
are equally respectable with loyal men.
/ They have stigmatized with shame the
sympathizers with perjured rebels who
seek to restore them to their places Of
honor and trust and make them the ru-
lers Of this great nation. They have
seorned the Odium of Withholding protee-
ton of personal property from four mil
lions Of loyal freedmen. True to the
great host of martyrs who perished for
this Union they have declared that the
results purchased by so much blood shall
not be imperilled.
Ohio endorses these declarations by
majority Of not less than 1900 votes.
Pennsylvania adds a majority of at least
10000, Iowa 10000, and Indiana 1900.
Pennsylvania has reelected all the Union
Congressman gained two additional
ones and carried two thirds of each
branch Ofthe Legislature. This last re-
suit secures the election to the TT. s /
Senate of true man instead of Cowan the /
renegade. There have been heavy Union I
gains in almost all sections Of the State.
while those of the Democracy are in most
traoeable to Executive patron
age and corruption
In Indiana the Union party elects eight
out of eleven Congressman. and large
majority of the Legislature. Colfax has
carried his District by 1900 and Wash
1uTne Is elected in Dan Voorhies District
~ a majority of 500. Pardue wealthy
Democrat who spent S3O, 900 to get eleo-
ed, in the Eighth District, is defeated by
dr. Orth by 300 majority. Il
Iowa, overwhelmingly loyal and Re
publican has of course elected her six +
congressman, and by increased majorities {
treason does not flourish in the pure at Z
nosphere of her magnificent prairies. a
Our own Buckeye State is behind none i
I them IN the completeness of her tri q
mphs. In the Thirteenth District the 4
1ntest has been very close and Mr.. Del o
40 may be defeated. In many portions
this District there have been large &C
Mon gains, butit is not improbable that 0
e Copperheads of Licking county have CT
'utralized them. We hope for the best VI
I'd await the exact returns. 1t is GER fl
In that with this single exception the fe
mon party retains its full delegation In re
ongress. In the City of Cincinnati there D
IS been a Union increase of 2.947. and nC
On. Hays is reelected by 2,784 majority. de
the First (Cin) District Mr.. Eggles- IL
has defeated George H. Pendleton de
a majority of 884 Mr.. Bingham's no
jority in the Sixteenth District is about on
90, a Union gain of about 400. Mr.. ice
hley telegraphs that he will have a we
iority of between ], 200 and /, 800 in the Hs
nth District, being Union gain Of at pei
1t 300. Mr.. Shella barger is elected pla
he Seventh District by at least /, 500 ION
iority e IRA
n Preble county SOhenek's majority is. -
, a gain Of 1855. The City of Cleve-
4 gives Union majority 776-a gain fgh
'5z Greene county gives SheIIabar- fro7
a majority of 1856, a gain of O05. oott
FFoW gives 725 Union majority gain d
10. The following Union maiorities hea
gains are given by other counties cou
lonlng, 65O-a gain 300. Scioto 400 hoIi
an, 300; Jefferson, /, 500 Cyahoea rino
ia gain 1000; AsbtabuIa, 100 Wis :
mont, 24O Champaign, $50 CLARK on p
} Fayette, 482; Fulton, 92O: Guern- son.
1905 Hamilton. 5000 Harrison. beod ~
Highland, 40 Huron, 1000 Jack some
So4 Knox, 400; Lawrence, 900 on Il
N, S96; Lorain, 1850 Lucas. /. 100 unde
ina, LOO Morgan, $50 Pauldipg. fcGCL. toGa
Stark, 900 Trumbull, $500 Uni ed 1Ot1 to
oI Van Vert, 225 Warren. 20 were
lams, 600 ; Wood, 925. ing $
n counties give Democratic msior;t rebel
follows oil q =
bland, 3Os Butler. $500; Crawford iage
; franklin, 1900; Henry, 450 they
oqs 80; Pike, 400; Sandusky, 176 that
'rawas, 100 Wyandot, 1917. sa1e snont
! above Is the su bstance of the re- place,
we have received. up to the moment Of {
ng to press. They show glorious reach
over which every patrios will re- wa L
10 properly appreciate Osr victory M
lmcultles against which # was
ed must be Considered NJ. Vas va ing ev
II party been betrayed by some Of delay
st honored and trusted leaders. but The P
powerful machinery of Executive he vii
age was used against US. The most State
lde OF all the desertions from our
and every effort was made to in y le"
their number, But in spite Of an I'5. -Ls "
ties our party has remained united 1.-.'o =
7senslRg an unbr oxen front to the re- NJ %
nAa beaten him at all points. Let no;nt
lk God and take courage. PL PT'u'
Wuen
negroes voted the Democratic tick has exI
On Tuesday. Alas, has the i'm attendi
te Democracy come to this j. Depart
not pity the party. but the degra- of ASS
ot the misguided Africans deserves situate
Grafton. dueed
then WI
'oy township, where Judge Jones standin
ne received 165. out of the I88 Johnso
ae s0eGas is 1;st,.