cretary of State, in 1862, was found to have given place to a Union majority on Governor of over One Hundred Thousand,
Brough, 288,661; Vallandigham, 187,562. and, even without the Soldiers' vote, of more than Sixty Thousand.
Brough, 247,194; VBrough, 247,194; Vallandigham, 185,274. And, though the majority on the residue of the ticket was somewhat less, it still ranged from 96,445 up to 97,479; while the new Legislature stood 29 to 5 in the Senate and 73 to 24 in the House.
Yet the soldiers in the field — who had given 41,467 votes for Brough to 2,088 for Vallandigham — regretted that the election had not taken place before instead of soon after the sanguinary battle of Chickamauga; which, they safely calculated, had reduced Gov. Brough's majority byGov. Brough's majority by several thousand votes.
Of the Western States, Indiana and Illinois chose only county or local officers this year; but the results as to these sufficed to show that a great revolution had taken place, and that their Democratic Legislatures, elec
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British Government connives at the building and fitting out of Southern war cruisers, 643; Southern corsairs permitted to fly English colors, 643.
British M. Ps. build ships to aid Rebellion, 642.
British neutrality, strange manifestations of, 643-4; American losses and feelings caused by, 644.
British officers for the Rebellion, 643.
British Proclamation of neutrality.
642.
Brockenbrough, Col., at second Bull Run, 189.
Brooklyn, N. Y., arson and its cause in, 505.
Brough, John, elected Governor of Ohio, 510.
Brown, Col., killed at second Bull Run, 689.
Brown, Col. J. M., killed at Fair Oaks, 144.
Brown, Gen. E. B., fights at Arrow Rock, 453.
Brown, Gen., killed at Springfield, 447.
Brown, Maj.-Gen., wounded at Franklin, 683.
Bruinsburg, Miss., Grant's base of supplies, 304.
Buchanan, Admiral Franklin, commands ram Manassas, 116; severely wounded at Mobile, 653.
Buchanan, Gen. J. T., at Gaines's Mill, 166.
Buchanan, Gen., commands a
