Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-13
Result of the Late Elections

WHITE. MEN OF GALLANT OLD WAYNE on
THE WAR-PATH.-FOr years there has moi
been Such asignal defeat of the Impeachinq
Radicals of Wayne county as took place on
last Monday. The Radicals were routed
. horse, foot and dragoons," and Wooster
township and borough once more STANDS
erect in Democratic supremacy.
Every township did its duty nobly and
effectually-were organized for the conflict
met the enemy, and he was theirs. We
have but meagre reports from several
townships, but every return shows decided
gains and the disheartenment of the Radical
Republicans. Fellow Democrats, the skies
are bright, and with the same determined
will shown at this spring election, we can
double the Democratic majority in Old
Wayne. Stick to your colors. 81
Wooster township and borough, which
was very black before, now comes out white
by Democratic majority as high as seven
ty-seven. The Democracy have elected
in the township two Trustees, Clerk, Treas
urer, Assessor and Constable.
In the borough the Democracy have
elected the Recorder, Treasurer and three
of the Town Council.-W agne County Demo-
crdt.
THE HIGHLANDERs ARoUsED-GREAT
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN EVERY TOWNSHIP
The result OF the election in this (Liberty)
township shows gain for the Democrats
vi doouI IOU over Ine vote OF laSC sprung.
Last year the Radical majority was 1l2;
this year, 66. Last year the Radicals poll
ed 406 votes; this year, about 43S. The Dem
Ocratic vote of last year was about $50; this
year, about 375. This shows a gain of
nearly one hundred for the Democracy,
while the Republican gain over their vote
OF last year is about 20.-Hillsborough Ga
zette.
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINs-The election,
saH Nffx
glOriously for the Democracy. Hooking
township done nobly. rolling up majori-
ty of 260. The city done equally well.
electing City Marshal by 200 majority. and
carrying every ward. The second Ward,
for the first time within our recollection,
elected Democratic Councilman. Re-
ports from other townships in the county
indicate extraordinary Democratic gains.
Old Fairfield is good for $500 Democrat
ic majority next fall. With thorough or
ganization and energetic work, we can
reach three thousand! Let every Demo-
crat strive to reach that mark.-Ohio Eagle.
GLORIOUS DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH The
election held in this city and township last
Monday, was hOtly contested, and resulted
in the success of the entire Democratic
ticket, with the solitary exception of the
Councilman from the Third ward.
The Democratic majority is 2S0-a gain
of 46 since last fall, and over one hundred
since last spring. The average Democrat
ic majority in the city is 242 gain of 67
since last October. 1t is the grandest vic
tory ever achieved here.-Crcleuile DEM
ocrdt.
ELECTIONS IN ALLEN.-The elections in
the different townships of this county, on
Monday last, resulted to the entire satisfac-
tion of the Democracy, save in one or two
instances. Allen county is good for at least
1000 majority for Pendleton, and perhaps
s ed ~. =. VU.&I- Il
proper eXertions she will give as large a
majority as any of her sister counties in the
neighborhood, and we urge upon the De-
mocTacy going to work by townships at
once to accomplish that end. In union
there is strength, and in Organization vic
tory. Form clubs forthwith in every town
ship.-Allen County Democrat.
THE Democracy of Knox township car
ried the election on Monday by majority
of forty. Trustees-John Curry, VIM.
Diehl, Jehu Hibbard. Clerk-John Hoff-
man. Treasurer-John McGeary. AS
sessor-Frank Sturgeon. Constables-
Samuel Fleigle and George Deyhoff. The
Republicans had ticket and worked hard,
but could not ward off defeat. They were
encouraged by the fact that they elected
their ticket last spring, but they caught the
Democrats in trap which they can never
do again. Knox will be good for seventy
five majority at the fall elections.-Ohio
Patriot.
ELECTIoNs-THE REsULT.-In this place.
and throughout the county, the elections
last Monday passed off very quietly. With
the exception of one or two townships
nothing like full vote was cast. In most
of the townships the Democracy had il ali
their own way.
We have not yet return from all the
county, but from present appearances, the
majority for Pillars, for Judge, will be be-
tween four and five hundred Hancock
Courier.
BULLY FOR THE " BACKwooDs" Towns
The localities in this State, which the Rad
icals are pleased to term the backwoods
towns" have been heard from. and the re-
suit shows that already all of them have
beer taken by "them Democrat fellers."
We feel bully! Ohio will go for Pendle-
ton! Everything looks lovely Putnam
County Sentinel. .r -.4 r....-. 81
BUTLER COUNTY ALL o. K-2O51 DEM
ocRATIC MAJORITY.-The following is the
majority of the wards and townships on
Judge McKemy: First ward, l26; Secol d
ward. 800; Third ward. 102; Fairfield Town
ship. E. p, 40; same, w. p, so; Hanover
sc; LEMON 233, Liberty, s. Milford, ISL;