Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-20
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70 Ne Editors ftte louisville foea'.

,.o-,ra Them. In most Of the counties there
wa, strong opposition on both sides OF Tue 9aea-
-, and in others. local causes inauenced the
-. nf MANY. You viii perceive that Mr..
49, has aimed friend in Ripley and IN Marion
:.;os represented last year by Jack3oJsans
:, Ts4r,on county, 1--we candidates running, three
49,, and yo Jackson, the lowest Clay candidate
.t,.,oI -a,eiysd l8J votes more than the highest
1,clsoo. This vas formeriy strong Jackson
.onr,y Nr. Clay viii have considerable ma
80; IN h3lb houses. Mr.. Graham Clay aas
b..o reelected to the Senate from the district
,,c.nnnsaJ of Bartholomew, Jackson and Scott,
~ considerable majority owes his opponent
Jackson man.
jefferson Cgsmty-David Hills and James II.
Wallace, both f0r Clay.
goi.zsriaal-John Diemont, for Clay; Geo.
Craig, Tor Jackson.
Ds,eto.n--Samuel H. Dowden and Ezra Fer
-. lor CLAY; Walter Armstrong and james L.
Pollock, for Jackson.
S.on-Alexander Lowry, for Jackson.
.Ma,ioa-Alexander w. Rasspl, Tor Clay
Tor Jackson last year.
Te,,niags--Henry L. Soper, for Clay.
lillian He-od, Tor Clay.
SGeibu and JohnstoR-JOhn Smiley, Jackson.
Chrke-Isaac Howk. for Clay: Joseph Work
and John E. Roe. for Jackson.
frmk!ia-David WALLACE, for Clay; Reid,
for Jackson.
RgIey-Wm. skeen, for Clay jackson last
. year.
Hyd-Jacob Bencc, for Jackson.
D.etxr-Thomas Hendricks, for Clay.
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NlssouRI ELEcrloN.-The elections in this
9ate turned upon the reelection OF the Hon.
D,yiD B4RroN TO the Senate Of the United
states: ii course the whole strength of the Jack
son Party vas brou, Int out in opposition TO those
Senator, and Representatives who were favorable
70 Me- BIS reelection. Returns have been re-
ceived from only one county, st. Louis. They
are = follows:
ST. Lexis CO,m.y-Last Day.
! IN S.. Lo!s--l0g the Scnatc-E. Batcs, zoe
IL. Lane, 22s
For Rep. highest for Clay]J. Bent. 6-2
highest for Jackson) \. Mascuis, 222
Ia Bl1hoMme-Senate-E. Bates, $50
Ill. Lane, l2l
F,g Rep highest for Claw 5. Conwav. 262
,bishest for Jack. J. c. Edwards, LEA
twill be seen, from the above. that Mr. Bates
- been elected TO the Senate BY a majority of
n're than FIVE hundred votes, and that the whole
BtRToS ticket has succeeded by large majo-
MY. The Missouri Republican says:
The Important influence which the election
III s. Louis County will have upon the politics
OF me State, has been well understood. by the
h>kson party, and their exertions have been
sr@r. bat without effect. The people have no
'vmmunon of interests with the present Jackson
pr,y-at least, in thi, County.''
We think the result of the election i'm this
HHa,y ausurs unievoraby for the Jackson cause
.'o1ghOgt the State. When we recolIect that
NJ Lacls is the residence Of Senator Benton,
ana may, on that account, be regarded as strong
"d ol JacksOnlsm, We cannot but regard the
'''e'S Oi the BARTON ticket Is triumph.
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The hA.erstOwn TOrcn Light, speakingof the
jackson meeting in Hagerstown, says
We cannot undertake to be positive as to
'ul0oer present at the meeting. An old Jack
-ea',eman said there were seventy at ,Ae
i."- Hall; aud another Of the same school said
''e were between two hundred and two hun
SEQ .Hd ntty in the Court House. This latter
i'"ieman tdOG.ht there were between two and
''' '1olsaad at:the last wears frock. A pref
considerable FILLING of this-from two or three
''''s1ad to two or three hundred from thous-
-'l' 20 anndreds! And pretty strong evidence of
.r rand Wane of iscksoni,m
- L may III truth DC SAID that the people are
el'2' r'Icins their veto on Jaokson's prospects.
o'e n''e saca meeting and his friends will new.
- vau, aaoihet."
NASS
From ilc Ken Ucky Reporter.
me recent triumph, ia Louisiana, of the
'n0' oi Mr.CLAY and the American System,
- oeen most signal aud exhilirating. $3.50
'.e, were siyen Tor Governor. of which Roman
'.ered 3,6SS, and Beauvais 1873. while Ha.
Ion, the jackson candidate. received but
',ot' some Of the Eastern prints have suppos-
mat Beau'als was jackson candidate, but il
: mistake. Both he and Roman are of the
3 ,, pehucs-t ii decided and firm friends Of
W. CIay and the American system. Besides
1e Oo'ernOr. the three members of Conqress
.'ee'ea are against.JacSson. Mr.. White has
S,eG reelected in the New Orleans district; Mr.,
:, gentleman of talents. in the place o,
H,eIerai overton, who declined. MIR. Rost. 3
5ScNson man of considerable popularity. wa,
s0pponent. General Philemon Thomas. far
%v,Ect kentucky, and one of Mr.. Claws ear
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