Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-25

Davies, votes for DIR Roberts, and Mr..
Stott, 33l each, and no election. Estill,
Isaac Mize.. Faycttc, james True,
John Curd, Edward J. Wilson Fleming,
Benedict III. IIobbs,* VIM. Cassidy. u
Floyd and Pike, Sam. May.*-Frank-
lin, John j. Crttenden. Gallatin, Jere-
miah Strother Garrard, John Yantis,
Tyree Harris. Grant, Asa Valland-
ingham. Graves, Hickman, SC. Gray
son, JAS. III. Wortham. Green, James.
Barrett, VIM. ii. Marshall,s Grccnup,-
Carter, Hardin and Meade, George
Roberts, John J.. Helm. Harlan and
Knox, james Love. Harrison, JOS.
Patterson Thcophilus Chowing.' Hart,
-Copcland,' Henry, Ben. EIlen,"
John Fields Henderson. and onion,
Archibald Dixon. Hopkins, Andrew
Sisk.* jefferson, Samuel ChurchiIl,' y
Henry Robb." Jessamine, Courtney X.
Lewis Laurel aud Whitley, Jarvis
Jackson. Lawrence and Morgan,----,
Lewis. --IIenderson. Lincoln, Lo-
gan iIunton. Livingston, Wesley p
Fowler. Logan, Presley Morchcad,
Ephraim M. Ewing. Louisville, (city)
James Guthrie. Madison, Squire Turn.
cr, John Speed Smith. Clifton Rhodes.
Mason, John Chambers, James X. Mar
shall. Mercer, John A. Tomlinson,T
Robt. B. M'Alcc, Elias Tompkins,
Monroe, John L. Barlow. Montgomery,
Benjamin +. Thomas, James Hays
Mulenburgh, VIM. McNary. Nelson,
Richard Rudd, Samuel Il. Beall. Mich
olas, VIM. ii. Russcll.-Ohio, Dillis
Dyer. Oldham, John S. Crutchiic!d.
Owen, john Brown. Pcndlcton, Thos
G.. Hall. Pulaski, Berry Smith. Rock
castle, Charles Colyart. Russell, Stanton
Pierce. Scott, Euclid l.. Jollpson,* An
drew Johnson Shelby, Andrew S.
White, Pcrcival Butler, james c.
Sprigg." Simpson, VIM. J. Williams
Spencer, Stllwcll lieady.s Todd, Rich
ard B. New. Trigg, l.. Norvell.* War
rem, James II. Morchead, Henry
Shanhs Washington, Geo. II. Carton,
Richard Spalding, George Grundy.*
Wayne, Shcrrod Williams. Woodlord,
Southcy Wilmington.
SENAToRs-Eiecipd THIS yecr.
J. o, Bascman,* Of Harrison, in place
Of Mr. Barrett.
George |. Brown, of Jcssamine-re-
elected.
William Cunningham, of Gray
reelected
John B. Bib, of Logan, in place of
Mr. Edwards
William Conner, of Grccnup, in place
of Mr.. Conncll.
Henry .Owsley, of Limcoln-rc-c-
lectcd.
James Dcia,hctt,. of Madison, in
place Of Mr. Miller.
From three districts, viz that lately
by MIR. Fulton,. of Nicho-
las-whcrc Messrs. Parks. and -
were candidates; that lately represented
by Mr.. Gibson. of Gallatin, where Mes
srs. Doughcry,s and Ely, we've candi-
dates; and that lately represented byI
Mr.. Townsend, of Hopkins, where Mes
srs. Casey and Lockett were candidates;
we have, at present, no certain lnlorma-
ton. Exclusive Of these three districts,
the Senate contains twenty Anti-.Jackson,
and fifteen Jackson, members.
An extra, from the office Of the Louis
vile Focus, in giving the above list, says
that "therc are perhaps two of the Clay
men said to be pledged to vote for Mr..
Rowan in the Senate of the United
States; and on the other hand, there
arc several Jackson men pledged not to-
vote for Mr.. Rowan, and three Jackson
are pledged to vote for Crittcn-
den for the Senate of the United States.
No doubt may be entertained but that
Mr.. Clay has a decided majority in the
Legislature, and that a Clay Senator
will be elected to Congress. There is
no doubt but Mr.. Clay has 10 friends in
the Senate, and perhaps 20. That body
is composed of 33 members, and the
House of Representatives of 100"
From he Louisville (Ken) Focus.
INDIANA ELEcTIoN.-Hercwith you
will receive the names of members elect
cd to the Legislature of this State, as
far as have been able to procure them.
In most of the counties there was strong
opposition on both sides of the question,
and in others, local causes influenced
the votes of many. You will perceive
that Mr.. Clay has gained friend I'M
Ripley and in Marion counties, repre-
scntcd last year by Jacksonans. I'M
Jefferson county, five candidates run
ming, three Clay and two Jackson, the
lowest Clay candidate elected received
l3j votes more than tho highest jack
son; this was formerly a strong Jackson
county. NJ. Clay miH hare a consider
ubie majority IN both Houses.
NJ Of a letter from n
gentleman IN 81. Louis, Missouri, 10