The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-24
ELECTION. RETURNS.
ROUTED.
Democracy Triumphant!!
The Democracy Carry Every
Township i'm the City by
Increased MajOrities.
A MAGNIFICENT vICTORY!!!!


Increased MajOrities.
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A MAGNlFICENT vICTORY!!!!
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Below We give the returns of the
election in this city yesterday. 1t will
be seen that the Democracy have swept
everything before them, and routed the
Radicals from their stronghold. Revo-
lutions never go backward, and the tide
that has set in will soon sweep over the
land and redeem the country from'the
fanatics who have misruled it. -
The names of Democrats are given
first in the returns below:
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Smperrisor-NcDonald (d) 162; Gibson
(r) SO; Scattering 2. II
Clerk-Porter, l60; Burke, 92; Scat
tering, 5. n
Iredsurcr-Steiger, 161; Collins, "a.
Orerseer Of the Poor-Murray, l64;
Wise, 90.
Inspector Of EleetioAs-Sweeney, l5S;
Connolly, 95. b fts-,E
Constdbie-J. Saintmyers, 163; G..
Saintmyers, 80.
Justice Of the Peace-Buchanan, l52;
Mayer, 100. 7Efrr rEe'E
Surveyor Of Roads-G. W. Nichol, l6l;
Scattering 2. ~
School CommissionT-Both Democrats
elected.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Saperrisor-J. NJ. Alexander (d.), 153;
j. f. Wilson (r.), ~.
Inspector of ElectioRs-J. b. Sheppard,
154; L. Woodwansee, ~.
Clrk-Frederick Sturgeon, 14S; c. III.
Watkins, 10.
Treasurer-Joshua Lukens, $50; j.
Bishop, II.
Orerseer Of the Poor. Pfarr, 15O; J..
l.. Stifel, "a. -.
Justice of the Peace-Alex. McCourt-
ney, l49; H. j. Loomis, 1872; w. Ewing,
~; w. Riheldaffer, ~.
Constablc-Peter Benner, l34; E.
Burt, 134; w. Richardson, So; A. W..
Werden, SO. p
School Comn,issioner-J.M NJ. Bickel, 162;
E. j. Stone, Ga.
S1rreyor Of Roads-C. Wickham,
81. .< .|r. Ef
Superrisor-Howell (d) 179; Warren
(r) IA. .-.. $500. ..-
Clerk-Williams, 100; Berry, 137.
Treasurer-Hullihen 159; Mendel, 14l.
Oraseer Of the Poor-Toliver, l63;
Todd, 13.
Inspector Of ElectiOns-Cline, l62; Will
liams, 137.
Constable-wallace, III; Saintmyers,
ISL; Charnock, 100; Tracy, 130.
Justice of the Peace-Turner, l39;
Humberger, 6;'; Johnston, 229; McCCn-
nell, 136.
SarreyOr Of ROdds-NOlan, 16G.
School COmmissioner-Hall, 162; Bod
ley, l::i. .... ........
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Smperrisor-W. W. Miller (d.), 1876; J.
Clayton (r.), III.
Inspector Of Elections-R. Crawford,
191; c. Lenhart, 1872.
School COmmissioner--J. NJ. Ewing,
1914; j. w. Boring, 100; o. j. Crawford,
l76; J. A. Metcalf, 176.
Justice Of the Peace-Isaac Oldham (d.),
1870; George Bulger (r), 173; Harvey
Hall (r.), 40. ~ sr
Clerk-W. Taylor (d.), ia; G. King
horn (r.), 1S9; S. Scott (r.),2.
TeasWe-D. w. Brodie, 1913; S. G.
Stevens, 16G; s. Scott, 10.
Orerseer of the Poor-August Gehring,
l75; w. Wiedebusch, IT'S.
.Surreyor of ROads-M. w. Amick, 1872;
NJ. Teagarden, 1S0.
COnstable-J. Crumbecker d. }, SS; w.
n. Tracy (r.), %; NJ. Bulger (r.), 67; w.
Crumbacker (r.), l56.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Supnrisor-Joseph Salisbury (d) l22;
Z. II. Mccoy (r) 80.
Inspector of Elections-William Car
nahan, l2O; Thomas Neil so.
School CommissioRer-John Hamilton,
1l3; Robert Pratt, SS.
Justice Of the Peaee-BennO Hammer,
l20; +. w. Bassett, So.
Iownship Clerk-A. S. Trowbridge,
III; John Armstrong, a.
Tredsurer-AleX Taylor, ll9: Christian
Smith, S3.
Orerser of the POor-Joseph Long,
ia; James Reed, 81.
SHreyor Of Roads-James &. Whytc,
lie; p. p. Sellers, 81.
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
Superrisor-J. Holiday, 3D. l34; II.
Wallace, (r.) lis.
Inspector Of Elections-W. ID. English,
1873; p. Shela, 100.
School CommissiOner-S. +. Alexander,
132; A. G. Robinson, 120.
Justice of the Pedce-L. G. Hughes, l33;
w. Clohan, l19, J. Goudy, 1l9.
Clerk. II. Clark, 1873; S. McVay,
III. :
Treasur9-A. Wait, 1873; j. j. French,
1l9.
Orerseer of the Poor--S. j. Elifritz,
13O; j. Ashworth, 120.
Surreyor Of Roads-N. Boyman, 132.
Coas'able-J. Bellville 1&. |