National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-14

The People Heard Ftom-Ihe Con-
aressiOnal EiectiOas-AH the Union
Candidates 1riumphantly Returned

qressi0aal EiectiOas-AH the Cn,on /,
Candidates 1riumphantiy Returned
The State Senate all Union Men.
AUGUSTA, September, 10, 1S66.-
The Union victory is sweeping. The
people have risen in the majesty OF
their strength and recorded their
condemnation of " My policy by one
of the largest votes ever polled III
the State. The weather was highly
suspicious for bringing ont a full
vote. which will reach, according to
present indications, at least 12O,WW
in the aggregate. Large Union gains
are reported in nearly every town.
Gen. Chamberlain, the Union
nominee for Governor, is elected by
majority not less than %, 600, with
fair prospect of going up to 10000.
He carries Brunswick, his place OF
residence, by 267 majority.
Pillsbury, the defeated candidate
of the copper JOhnsons, fails to car
~ his own town.
II. Out of one hundred and fifty one
, Representatives to the Legislature,
- TN, UniOnists have elected one hun
! dred and thirty-six at least. The
Legislature will be composed of a
e larger Union majority than that OF
It last year.
-, Among the Senator's elect are
Gen. J. c. Caldwell Of Hancock ;
Il George w. WOodman, of Cumber-
t. land; Gen. Samuel F. Jersey, OF
e. Penobscot Col Henry BOyntOn
Al and Col. Isaac Dyer, of Somerset ;
" and Gen. Charles II. Smith, OF
Washington.
1t Among the Representatives elect
s. ed are DR.. Nashum p. Monroe, OF
70 Belfast Gen. Fl. Nj. Plaisted, Isaiah
To Stedson and Arod Thompson, .O1
Bangor; Lewis Parker, Stedson
re Capt. Daniel Homand aud William
Id P.Frye, of Lewistown; Isaac Pierce
Id Etna; Nathaniel n. Hartwell, Old
of town; John Berry, West Gardiner
-, John l.. Stevens and Samuel Titcomb
~ Augusta; $. r. Jackson, Brunswick
- Gen. George f. Shipley, Frederlcl
Il. q. Mesher, Granville: |. NJ. Chas
be and c. J. Morris, Portland; Eben
ro. ezer Wells, FrepOrt; James Wake
field and Jacob 2. Morse, Bath; WIN
Philbrick. Skowhegan: Gen. j. L
of Chilley and Col. L. r. Spear, Rock
ad land.
M. The result in the First District
.or where such a desperate fight wa
WI made by the Copper-Johnsons,
ma elect their candidate (Sweat to Col
me gress, gives great joy. Mr.. Lyme
as is reelected by very large malol
,ur ty. In Biddctord. one of the Co
:, perhead strOngholds, Mr.. Lynch HI
NJ a majority of three. In thirty-tv
ne towns he has net gain OF over 81
Is teen hundred On his home vote
Der has sixty four. His majority i'll t
mar district will exceed three thOusal
'oa- reaching perhaps four thousand
lese In the Second District Mr., Pcrha
rae, is re elected by over FIVE thousaI
ana In the Third District Mr. Blai
Mt,, receives stunning majority-p
ana haps reaching 1000.
Mr.. Peters is elected by rOusi
.ure majority in the Fourth District
Tea over 5000 probably.
eat In tho Fifth District Mr.. Pike
n OF returned by handsome majority
K. certainly over 1000.
The election of Names ent
,An Congressional delegation must 81
week great satisfaction to loyal hearts o
'io'i' side the State.
eA' As goes Maine SO goes the Uni
that Public rejoicings over the or
ness victory that has been achieved,
'oNe- quite general in this city. The
pay turns were announced to jubil
crowd assembled in the rotunda
I we the State House. The Augusta I
ho'tt net Band which was present.
no coursed some of their choicest mu
e re- Congratulatory speeches were m
az Oh by Gov. COny, Senator Morrill,, I
~ gresham Blaine and A. b. Farv
" u. ~, The following dispatch has /
-. - W. W. sent to the Secretary of War
Sui Gov. Cony:
S eaa. "Hon. +. NJ. STANTON.
n " Maine holds her position by
,;,'n largest majority she ever gay
~ ho probably twenty -tive thousand.
:. =" w ~ (SignedD SAMUEL CoNy
It y" Up to midnight the aggre
=, -. of 1856 towns give 73,499 aga
rnuId 81, 42S last year.
,o"n u PORTLAND, September TO-
= u no glorious victory ofthe Union Re
;"o leans over the Johnsonites and
rnoa perheads has filled every loyal i
what with great rejoicing. Deering
,, n"' has been filed to Overlooking
, ptm evening with .jubilant gathe
,nan"',.; Col. J. $. Miller, President. L
80, 49,, dlcr furnished the music.
'n",n1 Returns were read as fast al
wv, mt' "a ceived, and congratulatory rem
"a. , w were made by Col. Miller, Rev.
~, " pro- 70 Graham, Col. Starbird, of the
,hSa,,T Maine, Captain Knight, of the
,"',;na ming star. and others. 1t W
~ mr.. rousing demonstration and
.njmco enthusiasm prevailed.
prices
erty of PARsoN BROwNLOw.-A t
RS very Union Methodist Church this
lut as inc. parson BrOwnlOw deliver