Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-07
Totals, 576st ti5f0ia56 sf0s 14O1 i47O7!

inst. The issues in the case, as plainly lald
down and submittedby the7democfaey, were
Reputation and the right Of secession and re-
bellion These were well defined and persist SIS :
emily adhered to. No pains had been spared
to make the scope and bearings of the. the case
plain, by throwing upon i az the light that
could be brought to bear upon it by the peft
and we may add, on one ;side,f at least, most
interested mlnds belonging 10 the respective
Interests. The verdict, therefore, is the result
of careful and earnest weighing of the claims
offhe parties in interest, and is certainly suffi-
GENTLY well defined and decisive fo command
the respect of all The people have repudiatea
the doctrines submitted to them, and uncqluV-
ocally seat their seal of rcprobation tpen those
political .vagaries and nefarious schemes tnat
have deluged the land in blood, in years past
and which look forward to pusiianimous sub
mission, or a repetition of fthe evilsfrom which
we have Just emerged. The unrepentanrrtI rep f3t
els of the South, and their abettors and sympa-
tbiscrs of the North are enabled to see that 10y
atty, peace and order are the sentiments Of tho
people They have had enough OF sufferlng'
enough of bereavement, ,enoughr OF .pecuulaFy
embarrassments and ypecuniary burdens,
enough of waste and desolatien, and enough Oh
secret and stealthy eabals and assasslnatlon.
These things, the attendants and concomitants
of democracy, the people have determined to
tolerate no longer, and the steTnness OF this
determination may he gathered from tho -eVl
dences here following: l4" fH'"ou' .
j. .....,,..s-L eHfo1iHq .es1ta j. = +
= CLEVELAND distinguishes herself by rolling
up on the Sd an increased majority of 1885 I,
RAvENNx casts 4S4Sotes,for Grant and 2e5
for Seymour. a gain over October of 80. Not
quite equal to the inrfeHseN Of Ashtabula, but
hot differing much III the aggregate, or the
party vote. ''''' 10 '.,' .,,-. ma d. 3, .
= NoRwALK gains 81 on the vote for Secretary
Of State. ! cor.
WARREN, in q. vote of LOIS, gains 40 on the
October vote. -. .,..,. I'm. = .,,.,..Ii ;
PA1NEsvILLE gives Grant 736 votes and Sey-
m9ur 2S2, and gains SO over October. n 4 2,
WnLoUeHBY polls 401 Republican to 165
Democratic; gain over October, a5. 2sl.J
MADISON gives 5O7 Republican majority, and
gains over October. l...!, i9s .vs!irg Z.
CNdINNATI gives Granta majority of 1895,
gain. over. the October elections of ,622.
Grants majority in Hamilton county will not
bemuch less than 5.O00.,,ri s99t- .4rEe
I,c cCoLUMKUs.-The Democratic majority in
Franklin county is something over 1000, and
the Democratic gain in Columbus ranges at
about 600. .iIiBJ y'5 ='an.> rtEti'3I - -
ToIEDo,-The Republican majority is about
GOO, with considerable gains in the different
wards. .'n- -5.,E.~i.- "i-zH'- ,f4Iis = = iE
SANDUsKY city and township gives Repup-
lican majority of24s, and Republican gain of
ESQ. 1aa 'if" j5.'. -'---i -=Af'
AKRON city and township gives Grant 295
majority. .'iA-T' 7'.li# j77Iu soai
Lake county gives 2o0O majority. for Grant !;
gain over last October 130 .'o fHE- .7.ll@
Geauga county gives 2,252 for Grant,a gain
over tie October majority of 12G.
NEW JERSEY. t'A.-7
Returns are very close and incomplete
Seymour carries the state by about 1000 ma
-jority, and Randolph, Democrat, for Governor,
by about $500. The senate has twelve Dem
ocrat and nine Republican members, The as
sembly have thirty two Democrat and twenty
eight Republican members. The Democratic
majority On Joint ballot is seven, which will
send Democrat to the United States senate in
place of Frelinghuysen. .av -a.#s.t- ..af.~ ,
-g. .tcu7 NEW YORK ...~s .-sH
The EUeRiRg Journal comedies the state to
Seymour by 5000 and Hoffman by 100000 1t
claims the assembly to IA Republican, 54
Democratic The -Argas claims 10,0OO major
ity for seymour, and "a, 900 for Hoffman, and
comedies the assembly to be Republican by a
small majority: 100 h'.ii'-i's > .'. 5' Iii
Later and revised figures give Seymour
5,36s majority in the state. The Tribune con-
cedes the state to Seymour. by upward of
5000 and to Hoffman by 10000 1t claims the
assembly as Republican by majority. 50
a NEBRASKA. ~, p, -,
q Complete returns from eight counties in Ne
braska give Republican majority of 2,133,
Republican gain of 954, Scattering returns
from different parts of the State. show Repub-
lican gains in about the same proportion.
-n-,j a-,'c, GEORGIA. n , I. --ir
T. Returns from twenty-seyen countless some of
which went largely Republican in October at
- CzOSliun7 cAOU a 1SChOCIallC
majority of II ,179. The indications are that
the Democratic majority in the State will be
fully $4,000, perhaps 10000 -as .saraC
.dgo"a INDIANA. -l- .laIt
Thirty-fve counties are heard from. Thirty |
one give Republican gains over the October
election Of $3.50, and four give Democratic
gain of 1852. With the same ratio Of gains for |
he Republicans in the balance Of the State
Grants majority will be $4,000. 80 -
-, 80, CALIFORNIA. r : -, |
State returns are meager. The Times, Re
publican, claims the State for Grant. :, The
4hq ealjfognig also claims the State forthe
Republicans by small majority, unless great
rauds have been perpetrated in the southern
counties by the Democrats The Morning DaH,
Democrat, claims the state by 5000 to ., 900,
md that Johnson and Extelb are elected. 4
Il e. J1Izs I'D ssAIABAMAuOod l. -eii Il
odhe negro counties ofiAlabams, which give
Grant majnrities, have. been nearly all heard
lrom. The majorities, it isn thought by
democrats, will be easily overcome in the
Shlte counties. They seem very confident
hat Alabama has gone for Seymour by deci-
led majority.