Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-10
THE ELECTIONS
OHIO.

WELLsvILLE.-Hayes 342; Thurman,
223; Dem. gain 75 maj. for amendment
100.
CLEvELAND.-Fifth Ward, Dem. maj.
on Senator 3S9 amendment lost by 4SS
Dem. maj. on Governor, 372. Third
Ward, Dem. maj. SO.
Ridgeville Township, Lorraine Co., Al
Union % for amendment.
Oberin, Rep. vote 737; Dem. vote 7S;
amendment $50 maj.
Wakeman, Huron Co., Rep. maj. 90;
amendment maj. 49.
Strangeville, Cuyahoga Co., Hayes
mai 1888 amendment, 1lS maj.
Vermillion, al maj. for Thurman; 10
maj against amendment.
Huron, Huron Co., 104 maj. for Hayes I;
81 maj. for amendment.
Mt. Vernon, q maj. for Thurman.
Townsend, 100 Union maj; 40 maj. for
amendment.
Elyria, Lorraine Co., Rep. MAJ. 336 {;
Dem. gain 43; maj. for amendment, 3Ol.
New London, maj. for Rep. State tick
ct, $3.50; amendment, 22S.
Kingsville, Ashtabula Co., Rep. 2l3
mai; amendment, 264 maj.
Fremont and Sandusky Township,
Thurman, $50 maj; Dem. gain of $50.
Greenwich, Huron Co., Hayes maj.
11S; amendment, 116.
Mentor, Lake Co.; Hayes maj. lO6;
amendment, 129.
Windham, Portage Co., Rep. maj. 143.
Paris, Portage Co., Rep. maj. 49,.
Solon, Cuyahoga Co., Rep. maj. As
mai. for amendment, 43.
Centre Township, Guernsey Co., gives
As Dem. mai. gain of about 200. The
amendment goes with the ticket.
Cincinnati is incomplete, but the cleo
ton ofSmith, Rep, to Congress Is doubt
full.
The Democratic vote was cast largely
for Cary, independent Republican. The
majority against the amendment will bt
large.
Observation-Disclosures majority
1873; gain of about 200.
HUDsoN.-Union, 2l7; DEM, 81.
CUYAHoGA AFALLS.-Hayes, 242; Thur
man, ~; for amendment, 225i against
81.
STOW, SUMMIT Co.-Hayes' majority
So; amendment 40.
NEWARK CITY.-199 Democratic ma
jority; Democratic gain S3.
Harmar gives majority of 145 Rep
ublican gam of 4 in Adams township.
LowELL.-44 Democratic majority
! against amendment.
! Wells Township, Jefferson Co., gives
The Constitutional amendment runs II
| behind the State ticket.
CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Erie County
complete gives 400 Rep. ma. q Dem
gain of 700 on the judicial election of '66
! The loss of the amendment is conceded
on all hands. Scattering township re
turns on the Reserve show the amend
ment running behind, and indicates 1T
| probable loss.
STEuBENvILLE, Oct. SIN the cit.
and township Hayes majority $50; Uniol
loss 246; majority for the amendmen
| 40. -
CINCINNATI, Oct. s.-Cary, the fusiol
candidate, is probably elected toCongres
over Smith. The constitutional amend
ment is defeated so far as heard from,
Sandusky County complete, 62l Dem
Majority against the amendment SOO.-
Dem. gain 450.
Clarke County about 200 Rep; maj
for amendment 700; Dem. gain.
Seneca County about 100 DEM; maj
against amendment 800; Dom. gain 6Ol
Cuyahogo County, Rep. maj. 2,9Oo
Dem. gain 600.
Columbus, Cleveland Chilllcothe, an
Circleville, show large Democratic gains
CLEVELAND. Oct. s, 1880 A. M.-Hen
ry County, Dem. maj. about 900. IN
| amenumenJ runs Dcillnu ~ W 90. DSh
gain in the county l5o. .|....
ALLEN Col 900 Dem. majority, an
LOO against the amendment.
PUTNAM Col, 200 Dem. maj; LAC
against the amendment. Dem. gal
600. 5WlOs tIla
PENNSYLVANIA.
Scattering returns indicate that ID
State has gone COppcrhead. The city
Philadelphia is lost by 1900. Alleghan
County gives about6,OOO Union maJorit.
IOWA.
Returns meagre, and indicate reduce
Union majority. ,.....
INDIANA. l#.
NEW York, Oct. 9.-Schuyler Cola
telegraphed to the Tribune from Sout
Bend, ind, as follows: This town Civ
, 43S Republican majority, against PA la
year; st. Joseph County, 900 to 1000 Il
) publican majority; Laporte County; 8
{ ~ 600 Republican majority Eikha
/ County, 400 Republican majority.
HEREAFTER, by Gen. Grants ords
I preferment is to be given In all the b
\ reaus of the War Department to clerks
first, who were wounded In servie
4 second, soldiers honorably discharge
4 third, civilians having families.