The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-11-12
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Union Democracy II1umpha1t!
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NC" AofA.
NEW YORK, November o.-Ine nel-
aid says: Inc Democratic majority ~
the State is from ten to twenty Thousand
and in the city, sixty thousand:
Ihe world says; Inc majority IN the
ct. -. a. - ar,n
.s laro.
NV yopr November 6-Returns
eomnlet. and Estimated from tb;rtvle;obt
counties give a Democratic gain over
| last wear. when the Radicals carried the
State bv I3 687. of 81. .671 votes. The
Democratic majority in the State will
doubtless exceed 10000.
ALRANy November 6.-The Argus
claims over 40 600 majority for the State
ticket, a majority of the Assembly, and
at least fifteen of the thirty-two Sena-
tors.
NEW York. November 6.-The Trib-
une conceoes the otate 70 tne Democrats
W no' 1888 'nan iotsy 'neusauu'
New jersey.
NEW YoRK, November 5.-The cleo
ton in New Jersey was for six Senators
and sixty members OF Assembly. The
returns show Democratic gains over last
year, and the whole Democratic ticket is
elected. The election passed cit quiet
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Minnesota.
Sr paur. M1NN November 5.Re.
tr,n. ,ooo;vad ero, .b;rtr o;,;a. .nd
tonns - ;nd;ra.. tbo @ ro'alae;;on % ~ wv
p M.r.b.l1 Ronnhl;o.n sor noaa.nar -
bva small ma;oritv Ns,ro 70 surface -
bs.,;ssad !. : 11., - Is he J.a. Ja.s.,ad s'o .
ST. PAUL. MINI. November 6.-Scat.
tering returns indicate that Marshall,
Radical, is elected Governor by about
four thousand majority. Negro suffrage
is probably defeated, though it is not yet
hopeless. The entire Democratic ticket
lis elected in this county by from seven
to eight hundred majority.
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/ AA1' a.: nosemDe. - ~ 20 oo, oo1e
=, lnls 1oeay c,sy s'anus' Dsnocra', i0'0Sii
nao., 4oeo,
ne'alns iloM counties lnulcS.e De'
muOlaav galn 'nrVagn0u. .ne o'a1e.
oNl, -y, l,u'eg. MI, ~, :, :,
eyery official position in the State have
been filed by Democrats. In Washing.
ton countyIthe entire Democratic ticket
has been elected. 1t is also believed thai
the enr1re DemocrarIc TICKET Is elected II
Frederick iaea county. hent county gives
izoz Democratio majority, ana Wicomlco
new county gives ioVV Democrati'
maJof'sy'sas g shfo ses
le wisconsin,. ss ia
i MILWAUKEE, November 5.--Seventy
4 Eve Of the largest towns and cities. in
cluding Milwaukee, show net Demo
cratic gain of 100 over the vote Of 1861
when there was Republican majority ol
lo,VVo raircnhu, nepupican, nol
Tovslnol, y prooapiy Ts.elec.eo. ihs aa
heglsla'u1e ls peeloeaiy nepeohcan. m,
= u MiLMAokha, Nosemoel o.ine me-
pemocla.lc gAin oaaa ~ sne m nsa'S as iaI -
nsara rom - louo' ine 1a. nePuoilcsn, s,
c,a,% ,aan ina. M nalrcnilu = eiec'ea " aeou'
4soo; ins DemocIa's ealn SIX VI eleh'
%emoers q Assembly anu lpree o. iou' ''
osna'oiS. ' .ssTs ~ ..ss;.
j Michigan.
DETROIT. November 5.-The charte,
/ election took nlaca to-day here, w;thou
excitement and with a light vote TIL,
j returns from all the wards but one SHOW
a majority for W w. Wheaton, Demo
cratic candidate for mayor, of six hun
dred and sixty. This will be reduced
| by about three hundred by the return
| from the Fifth ward. The city counci
1 will remain tie as at present. The Re
publican candidate for d irector of tb,
| Poor and two for Justices oe the Peace
are .rprobably elected.
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nassaInuSe's, ~,
BOSTON, november o.-Ine returns
inalca1e Deyono aouoI 'ne ,e:slsc'iOn . .
uos. DaiiocA anu 'ne nepuulloan 0'a''
ucKes 3y nanosome majority.
i BOSTON, november o;-massacnuset' ~
voted to-day feF state oneess ma ana mem
pers OF the Leglsiasure. 1ne resui'
SHOWS = neasy ~ oe, vo.e. Las. e 5saa az, 0cs o.
Duliock ha1 9s'oa. asalnss Ta Io,o.l io'
ows'asa, a:a:. DenyG.a. Maas.. Nc qa1ss'un =