Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-05

4 hN< ri ~ AON7f
coSxEcrIcuT. THE election for State
officers, members Of Congress, and members
of the Legislature, took place in Connecti-
cut, on Monday last, and resulted IN a tri- |
umph Of the modern Democracy. The
Copperlead State ticket is elected by about
six hundred majority. That party also elect
three out of the four members OF Congress.
The Legislature will be Republican by
small majority. This result is in measure
dine TO the fact, that the Copperheads took
up several extremely wealthy mon for office,
who used their means literally TO secure
triumph, as well as to the action of working
mems associations, which they succeeded in
wheedling into support Of their ticket,
with promises TO secure the passage OF an
eight hour law.
MIcmeAS.-ln Michigan, the election was
held on Monday for two Regents OF The
University, q Justice of the Supreme Court,
and delegates 10 convention to revise the
constitution Of The State The Republicans
elected the State ticket, and a majority OF
the delegates TO the constitutional conven-
ton.
COLUMBUS, OHio.-The municipal cleo
ton took place in Columbus, OHIO, on Mon
day, and resulted in the election OF John j.
Bull, Coppcrhead, by 567 majority, Union
gain OF 500 over last year. The Council
stands II Copperheads to Union.
CiRcLEyILLE, OHIo.-On Monday, Mr..
Wade, the Union candidate for Mayor OF
Cireleyille, Ohio, was elected by 81 majority
"a large Union gain.
CINciNNATI, OHIo.-Tho election took
place in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday. The
full returns from all the Wards give Charles
F. Wilsbock, Union, for Mayor, 44OO ma
jority. The average majority for the whole
Republican ticket is about 5000, showing a
Republican gain OF about 1900 over the las
fall election for Councils. The returns show
that fourteen Republicans and five Demo
Gratis are elected, showing a gain of on
Democratic Councilman, The new Counci
will stand iwenty.six Unionsts and tel
Democrats. The total vote of the city !
! about "a, 600, OF 5000 less than last fall.
DAYTON, oHIo.-The whole Republican
ticket was elected in Dayton, on Tuesday
= The average majority is four hundred, bein
!, a Republican gain, but the Democrats gal
4 two Councilmen.
~ MADISON, WIscoSsIN.-At the charte
, election held at Madison, Wisconsin, o
il Tuesday, the Copperhead ticket was electe
by $50 majority.
E. MILWAUKEE, WIscoNsIN.-The municipi
T. election at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Tue
day, resulted IN the election of the Cope
he head ticket by 1900 majority
y KENoaHA, WISCONSIN The city electic
in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, resul
lie ed in the election of NJ. II. Petit, Republ
r, can, for Mayor, by large majority.
y ST LOUIS, Missouri. The election
ST. Louis on Tuesday, passed off quietl
" The Radical candidate for Mayor, WI
=, elected by 200 majority.
~ ST. JosEPHs, MlssouRI.-Nr, Davis, Il
~ Copperhead candidate for Mayor of S
Joseph's was elected on Tuesday last
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Democrat
city ticket was elected IN 81. Paul, on Tue
CO day, by about 1000 majority. Winon
" Lake City, Hastings, Northteld and 9th
'n small towns in Minnesota gave Republici
~ majorities.
RHopE IsLAND.-The State election
ne Wednesday, resulted in the complete 81
10 cess Of the Republican ticket for Sta
,u' officers, members OF Congress and the Sta
ne Legislature. Mr. Dixon is reelected
81, Congress in the Second District by abe
nis 1900 majority. In the First District JeueI
~ is reelected without opposition. Gene
Burnside is reelected Governor by Al
~ majority. The Senate will stand % !
ou publicans and Democrats, and the Iiol
'"' Gs Republicans and Democrats All Ii
3" Rhode Island, SHE is true to the cause
~ which her sous poured out their blood
=" the field Of battle, during the rebellion.