Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
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GOOD NEWS,

VI s' "'S w W our ponical friends. The tide has
Turned at last, and we confidently hopo to dispense
good news frequently, until wo enjoy the GROWING
satisfaction OF announcing tho triumph of Henry
Clay, and the choice of President worthy of the
american Peoplc--a man who will receive from the
ONCE, less lustre than he impar,s-worthy to sat
where Washington and Jefferson have sa,-ffauk
noble, able aud gnaninous-above the meanness
OF welding the power of his Office to lnfct revenp
upon Dis private enemes-n friend to man eve.
"nere' anu his rights-no patent Republican, WI
ea'r''s hePuoLcansm on his lips, and tyranny Az
intolerance IN his heart; but n Republican wh, ex-
tends to all, the wide liberty of opinion which h
Claims Tor hmselt-a man no, indebted to the chance
o an hour tor fame which fills the world, but t.,
genus aud WORTH independent of chance and TO a
series OF splendid and cessful exertions in tn,
service OF his country. Americans. behold the man
worthy oi hl!lns the most drgnicd and responsible
office IN the world. S!andercrs, and assussins 9,
character! "rctormers" and tyran,s of opinion! en-
ctusirs Republicans, VINO punish every dIf,renc. of
oplnon, and the independent exercise OF the elective
hanchlse hasten your work, for the hour approaches
"LSt Monachs quake, they've cause to fear;
Let fyTGntS KNOW their end $ near"
Ihe reader will observe that have cause for
lnIugns sangIine hopes. In LOUISIANA, Kentucky.
indiana Illinois and Missouri all OF which voted To-.
Gen' Jackson, the July and August elections have
gone adversely 10 HMM mos If not all of then,
the State Governineni wilt be taken out E the hands
OF his trends, ana put INTO the hands Of Mi Claw
ONO Is yet more decslyely for Clay. and The middle
States oetray great agitation and strong symptoms OF
change. The prospect brghtens opace, and our
most sanguine calculations ou,stripped by the re-
atty.
The Missouri Republican of the 10Th contains tn.
details given below. The mos, confident assurances
are given OF Bartonss election at one time wbl
ly despaired of.
From the So. Louis Republican of Aug. 10.
we publish below all he returns of tus. rI.c,io,
which We have received There Is no 10 ger a doub,
OF tho rejection of the constitutional a4enGnon'
ana the re election OF MIR BARTON 10 the u Stales
senats' Is as Certain as any event be.
In 81. Charles county, Messrs Scott md O,.,u
ootn Ill favor OF Mr.. Barton, have been eced to the
House OF Representatives.
La Mon gomery county, Willis G. ShackIelord, a
Barton man, Is cleo ed the lower House. I'm Cal
laway, Messrs Butoid and Jamison The former n
Barton man, the LATER a moderate Jacksonisn are
elected. These two counties form q Senatorial Dis
trict, from whcn Benjamin Young, Barton man, Is
elected by majority oil 100 votes The vote in Cal
iaway for Representatives, stood thus: Buford 3o8
Jamlson 1853, Conycr 322 Grant 3l2
Boone county has elected DR.. Jewel TO the Sennt,
For Jewell 600, K. Gentry 472 votes Messrs Cor.
dom Wilcox and Burch, are cleo cd To the lower
House. Burch is Inodcsste JackSonian; the others
as well as the Senator, Barton men,
Howard County Tho 'tded Republican" caucus
ticket was defeated by handsome majority For
ID prescnta' iVes-Canoie mad 742 votes; w NJ. Jack
son 6S5, Cooper 7i2, and were elected Birch had
500 votes DIR. Lowry 4I4, Warren, $40 =
Buckhar, the caucus candidate for the Senate Ind
e34 votes; Walker, Ala.
Pike Couny.-Wllllam Biggs and C. C. Hastu are
elected representatives. For Bggs 400 Eastm 378,
Martin 1873, Mitchell III Bell 90 'rha c,sn,IoT,,n
elected friendly to MIR. Barton.
In Ma ION county, William Carson Esq n friend or
Judge Barton, IS elected the Representative. In
Rails county and III Lincoln county, gentlemen tavo-
rable TO Mr.. Barton, are returned.
In the Senatorial District cuiuposed of Pike Rails
and Marion counties, James Jones IS elected by
majority Of SO votes; he 10 Barton man.
We hear from Clay, that the District of which that
county forms part, has elected w. Z. Thompson
Barton man, To the Senate.
ST. GcncvIevc county has elected Barton man.
Mr. Moore, as Representative. DR.. Linn 49, proba-
biy,clcced to the Senate from tho District of which
Ste Gcnevlcve forms part.
Jefferson county has elected an anti urton man rs
Representative and gave Dr. IL. Lane Do votes over
Edward Bates.
In Branklln county Barton man ls elected
Madison county has elected Theodore +. ronp an
anti Barton man, by IL votes Caleb Cox
The whole of he Counties on the NississIppI hive
gone en- masse for Mr.. Barton, aud against the
amendments to tho Constitution The two questions
went hand IN band, and wherever we have stated
thnt Barton men were chosen, 1t s TO be understeod
that they are also opposed TO the amendments.
lNDIANA--Our accounts from this state leave no
room to doubt but that the Clay party have succeeded
by handsome majority. in both branches Of the lc-
gSlaturc--thc elections for which came on the first
Monday III the present month Ia this statc sona.
tor III Congress is to be elected TO fill The place of Mr.
Hendricks hlr IL. having at the last session of
Congress voted, IN tho SENATE, for hc confirmation
OF the appointment OF TINT unprnciplcd sonderor and
PeJ"Tea recreant, Amos Kendall, 10 be Fourth Au-
dIor, VIII stand but slim chance to be reelected
by Clay Legislature.
iLLfNoIs.-ln this state we learn that Judge Rcy-
holds, the Clay candidate for Governor has been
elected AID that majority Of the legislature of the
same politics has been chosen. senator i'm congress
IS to be elected by this legislature, when Judge Kane
the present incumbent, Jacksonian, will be permit
ted To- retire.
MissoURr-The election for Senators and Repre-.
resentatIves TO the Legislature Of this State came
on, also, on the first Monday in this month The
contest throughout the state turned mainIy ON tho