The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-16

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The following returns we copy from the
latest dispatches in Thursday mornings
Cleveland papers, and are approximately
correct. a5
9EFbe estimated returns from forty-iF
counties of the State, which csst in 1867
992 600 of the $4,000 votes of the state.
These'counties, according 70 ourreturns give
'6s6s9 Republican msjoriiy against 1859
Democratic last year, a gain in three-ffths
Of the state of 8. 64s. Should the remainder
of thestate show propOrtionate gain, the
total gain in, the State on last year would be
about Is 900, and the total Republican ma
jority about Is. 900 gn.
The counties of Allen, Ashland, Auglaise,
Butler Crawford, Franklin, Fairfield, Han
cock, Licking, Montgomery, Marion Mus
EiHgum, Pike PickRway, Richlsnd, Ross,
Shelby, Seneca SandusEy and Fuscarawas
give Democratic majority of 1851
The counties of Clarke, Clinton, Colum-
bia, Ouyaboga, Erie, Fulton, Fayette, Guern-
seyj Harrison, HsmiltOn, Huron, Knox, Law
renee, Lake, Logon, Mama. Madison, Port
age, Preble, sciOta, starE, TrumbuD, Van
Vert Warren and Washington give a Re-
publican majority of IS $40. e
rs The Ninth District.
The following is the vote in this District
on Congressman according to the latest
returns:
Crawford county, Dickinsop's majority
1852; Democratic State ticket 1852.
ottOwa County, DickinsOu's majority,
5s6l Democratic State ticket, no report.
Seneca county, Dickinson's majority,
IA; Democratic State ticket 7OI.
sandusky County, DickinsOns majority,
$50; Democratic State ticket 695 majority;
Dem. Co. ticket no figures yet.
Erie county, Gibson's majority, 1873;
Republican State ticket 1874
Huron county, Gibsons majority, I,505,
Republican State TICKET, l,55O
Dickiusop's majOrity in tbe District,
1863 s. ~ a
Majority for Dem State ticket, District,
ve. CONGREssMBE. s..
y The Republicans elect thirteen of the
aineteen Ohio Congressman. The Demo-
cratic Congressman are P. W. Strader, in
the first district by about 200 majority over
Eggleston, Republican a Democratic gain !;
E. F. Dickinson in the 9th district, by I2 to
1900 majority over Gibson a Democratic
gain; T. h. Hoag Democrat in the 10Th
district by 400 or 500 majority over Ashley
Democratic gain /; Mr.. Mungen, In the 9Th
District, P. Van Trump in the 18th district
and George W. Morgan in the 18Th district.
Morgan's majority is about 1900.
The Republican Congressman are elected
by the following msjorities: m
Job. E. Stevenson, I'd District, over 500.
Robe G. Sehenck, Sd District, about 500.
Wm Lawrence, 4th District, about 1000.
John A. Smith, 9th District, 500.
J. ]. Winans, 7th District, lOO
John Beatty, 9Th District, 1900. ll
J. 7. Wilson, IIth District, 2GOO
Martin Walker, l4sh District, 1900
E. d. Moore, 18Th District, 800.
John A. Bingham, 10th DistricE-
J, A.Ambler, 18th District, 34OO.
W. q. UpsOn, 18th District, $500.
IA, Garfield, 18Th District, 10000.
The net Republican majority on Congress
men, according to the estimate, is l6, ,467.
The state ticket will show four or Rve thou
sand more Republican minority, as in the
First, Second, Ninth aud Tenth districts our
candidates for Congress ran greatly behind
the state ticket. Ten Of ths members elect
have had seals in the present Congress, the
others have never been in Congress before.
The reelection of Schenck; Garfield, Bing-
ham and Lawrence will make Ohio promi-
nsut and Influential in ihe next House Of
Representatives.
,,rc p AshleV's District,