Lincoln Victory Sparks Nationwide Rejoicing in Meigs County
The Meigs County vote results are highlighted as the nation reacts to Lincoln’s election. The piece praises the public judgment over secessionists and disunionists, notes dissenters’ outcry, and asserts broad support across the North and South. It previews forthcoming return details and reflects on the wider political stakes and loyalty to the Union. It also includes local notices and reports from Columbus fire and banking fraud cases in Boon County, Indiana.
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Somuels
Maion
Lincoln
Douglas
John Bell
Breckinridge
Enaty North
Lincolln
Woon County
Ind
Tyntanavonis
James McLean
Boon County Bank
Lebanon
Indiane
J.B. Hussey
Albert H. Hagar
Miles A. Bradley
J. D. Chipman
Eite
Imeefault
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Auditor of State
Register
A. Spooner
Teade
Lygar
Che Disselte
Ldnoutn
Luis
Mtr
Tha ¢Hanin
Cincinatti
Buehanin
Athletic
Cobb
Cincinnati
Black
Pennsylvania
Bucclswan
Mr. Black
Buchanan
South
Kansas
Texas
Mr. Tlack
Ruth
Lincoln sweep across states in latest telegraph reports
President elect momentum appears nationwide as Lincoln leads in Illinois New York Ohio and Indiana with majorities ranging from 10 000 to 40 000 plus in connected returns. Vermont Maine and New Jersey show strong Republican gains while Breckinridge wins in Delaware and the South leans to Bell and Breckinridge.
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Athens
Allinois
Lincoln
New York
Athens County
Aie
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Republicas
Vermont
Delaware
Breckinridge
New Hampshire
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
Douglas
Bell
Senate
House
Andrew
Falls
Congress
Baily
Dem
Appleton
Union
Burlingame
Fisher
New Jersey
Gene Fusion
Mr. Perry
Pennington
South Carolina
Lane
Minnesota
Memoiristic Tour Unto the South Politically Turbulent
A correspondent recounts travel through Tennessee Georgia and Alabama detailing mobs vigilance committees and threats during a Breckinridge rally in Montgomery. He cites kindness in several cities but recounts fear and escort by hotel owners and local figures, then notes a dispatch about a steamer disaster and political friction across the region.
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Ernernaany
Gaxerre
South
Atlanta
Macon
Columbus
Nashville
Clarksville
McMinnville
Chattaooga
Knoxville
Morristown
Tennessee
Rome
Momlay
Churney
Montgomery
Marietta
Griffin
West Point
la Grange
fFa
Breckinridge
Messrs
Yancey, Toombs & Co
Texas
Sam Houston
Austin
Tony
Exchante Hotel
Ohio
Montgomery Advertiser
Exchange Hotel
Mr. Hargrove
Dupot
New York
Boston Journal
Gloucester
Mass
Bay of St. Lawrence
Cape Canso
Jaway
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Abraham Lincoln
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Harry Wilson
Peach Grove
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Herpord & CO
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Meigs Co
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WM. I. Remingt
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D. Johnson
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Benjamin F. Williams
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