The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

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Attorney, Good 243; Hubbard 2l6. AS
SCISSOR, City, Bickel 262; Day 1877. AS
SCISSOR, Country, Morgan 2l6; Dunlap
2l2. Surveyor, Carr 245; Whitman PA
To,cnship TTcket.-Supervisor, Roberts
PAP; McLure 207. Inspector, Sheppard
247; Woodmansee 205. Overseer OF
Poor, Burt 23S; Myers 2l1. School
Commissioner, Arkle 239; Stone 2l9,
Clerk, Hook 253; Robb 200. Treasurer,
Pfarr 24l. Constables, Shallcross 235 ;
Price 235; Richardson PA. Surveyor
of Roads, Wheat 24O. Justice of Peace,
Lukens 25S.
RICHLAND TOwNsHIP-Stdte Ticket
Governor, Camden 154; Stevenson 9S.
Auditor, Mayer 154; Boggess 95. Sec
retary of State, Yantis l54; Pipes 95
Treasurer, Walker 154; Macauley SO.
Attorney General, Wiley 1853; Melvin
9s. Judge Supreme Court of Appeals,
Edmiston l54; Berkshire %. Congress,
Walker 153; Duval SO. Judge of Cir
cult Court, PAUL 155; Caldwell 81. Sen
ator, Wilson 156; Cranmer 96.
County Ticket.-House of Delegates,
Lamb 155; Jacob l52; Stifel 152; Rey-
man 81; Stanton 100; Hervey 90. Re-
corder, Woods 159; Ferrell SO. Prose
cutting Attorney, Good 157; Hubbard
96. Assessor, City, Bickel l53; Day 81.
Assessor, Country, Morgan 1863; Dunlap
SO. Surveyor, Carr l57; Whitman 95.
Tornshp Ticket.-Supervisor, Wilson
143; McColloch 1O4. Inspector, Morgan
l52: North 80. Overseer of the Poor,
Mccullough l4l; Mitchell llO. School
Commissioner, Jacob $50; McGiffin 90.
Clerk, Delaplain 152; Lyle 90. Trsas-
urer, Kelly 153; Waddle 81. Constable,
McCourtney 154.
TRIADELPHIA TowNSHIP.-GOvernor,
Camden 196; Stevenson 173. Congress,
Walker 1916; Duval Ia.
Triadelphia Township elects all DEM
ocrats but one School Commissioner
with a majority of one vote.
UNION TOWNSHIP - State Ticket
Governor, Camden 257; Stevenson 326.
Auditor, Mayer $50; Boggess 326; Secre-
tary of State, Yantis 256; Pipes 32G.
Treasurer, Walker 248; Macaulay 335.
Attorney General, Wiley 255; Melvin
328. Judge Court of Appeals, Edmis-
ton 254; Berkshire 327. Congress, Wal
ker 256; Duval 324. Judge of Circuit,
PAUL III; Caldw we'll 305. State Senator,
Wilson 26l; Cranmer 322.
County Ticket-House of Delegates
Lamb 25S: Jacob 247 A; Stifel 255; Key
mann 334; Stanton 1923; Hervey 322
For Recorder, Woods 259; Ferrel 323
Prosecuting Attorney, Good 259; Hub
bard 32i. Assessor, City District, Bickel
245; Day 335. Assessor, Country District,
Morgan PSI; Dunlap 395. County Sur
vevor, Carr 257; Whitman 325.
Township Ticket.-Supervisor, Miller
256; Booking 81. Inspector, Ewing 2'4;
Leonhart 321. Overseer of the Poor,
Gering 263; Wiedebeush 3O5. School
Commissioner, Maxwell $50; Launder
322. Clerk, Taylor 2i9; Kinghorn 327
Treasurer, Brodie 256; McAdams 3l9
Constable, He'll 2l2, Harrison $50
Crumbacker 25l. Surveyor of Roads
Amick 256.
CLAY TOwNSuIP-Stdte TickGt-Gov'
ernor, Stevenson 26O; Camden 2i6
Auditor, Boggess 300; Mayer 2l9. Sec
retary of State, Pipes 30; Yantis 25l
Treasurer, Macauley 266; Walker 239
Attorney General, Melvin 26S; Wiley
23S. Judge Supreme Court, Berkshire
col; Edmiston 246. Judge Circuit
Court, Caldwell 200; PAUL 3O4. State
Senator, Cranmer 257; Wilson 249; Con-
gress, Duval 2G6; Walker 239
County Ticket.-House of Delegates,
Roy mann 245; Stanton 254; Hervey 257;
Lamb go; Jacob 246; Stifel 25l. Re.
corder, Ferrel PAL; Wood 269. Prose
cutting Attorney, Hubbard 253; Good
25l. Assessor, City, Day 267 Bickel
239. Assessor, Country, Dunlap 262
Morgan 246. Surveyor, Whitman 257;
Carr 2l9.
Tocnship Ticket.-Supervisor, Simp-
son 25S; Howell 242. OverSeer of Poor,
Hauser 249; Hall 245. Inspector, Will
liams 253; Caldwell 245. School Cum
missioner, Pullack $50; Baird 239
Treasurer, Berry 256; Faris 247. Clerk
Mills 252; Williams 245. Constable
Charnock 255, Wallace DAG; Forsyth'
245.
We present above the returns from
Ohio county as far as received. Iester
day the Democracy of this county
fought a fearful fight. The late elec
tious left them terribly demoralizeC
and disorganized. The most strenuous
effort was insufficient to bring them NJ
to their former discipline. "All is lost
was the cry, and when the enem!
moved upon their works he found then
thoroughly dishearteaed and almos
ready to surrender. But spark of th
ancient fire was revived. Demo Ocrac,
was not dead, as claimed. 1t retained
enough of its former vitality to battl
successfully the efforts of its enemie
and to carry our entire ticket througI
without the loss of a single man.
When we reflect upon the odds Wit
which we sontendcd, we cannot retralI
from congratulation upon the result
Radical money, Radical registration
: and imported Radical votes have Dee
brought to bear against US. Neverthe
less we win by majority varying iron
one to four hundred votes, showing
magnificent gain over the result Of tn
last general election. All honor to tn