Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

The Elscfions-Thesc imoortanf Grant.
having terminated in the following result VIZ
Louisiana. Name, Mississippi. Keatuekv. In
d,a1a, Iainos, Missouri, Fermenf. .NurIda,,J
and Dsla'csrs, our object now is to present
our readers with as an impartial a statement
Of the political results: of the altitude each
VIII probably assume in the next Presidential
contest, as the nature Of the information we
possess will admit of promising al the sam.
time our firm determination to state only
what we believe strictly 10 be true. In Tai
usG'aa, all her members of Congress and Go
vernon elect, are anti Jackson, or friends Of
ar. Clay. Mr.. johnson, the efficient and
able Senator in Congress from this state. will
be re elected beyond a doubt. In .Taiae. a
small majority, about 1900, has been giyea
70 Judge SDlsth, the Jackson candidate for
uovernor; a majority Of members of Con
gress Oh the same political complexion, are
salu TO be elected, and there is no doubt bat
ihey have a majority of : in the Senate. OF
the Assembly, or House of Representatives.
great doubts existed from our last accounts,
which had the majority. The HaasaceQ pa
per assures their friends at a distance. dat
notwithstanding this result, Maine will never
give her vote for jackson. Mississippi has
elected a gentleman to Congress by the name
oil Plummcr, who is said 10 be in favor orfhe
american System, and a friend TO MIR. Clan
The recent appointment of Mr.. PoinderieT.
another friend of Mr. Claws, as a temporary
senator from this State TO Congress, furnish.
Ing further indication that this state may with
some propriety be ranked among those who
sustain Domestic Industry and a ludicious
Iariif kentucky, at the late election only
elected a portion of her Senate and the mem
bers OF Assembly. We have no doubt ofthe
result oil this election;a majority in both Hou
ses are friends TO Mr.. Clay, and his system
oil government; and that a Senator TO Con-
Sress IN the place of Mr.. Rotean. the Jackson
incumbent, will be elected from among his
political friends. The election in this state
Tor members of Congress docs not take place
till next August. Indiana has elected a ma
Joiity of anti jackson members of both hons
es-and, although MIR. Hendricks has been
generally considered anti administration his
vote in the Senate for MIR. Kendall. as ono Of
the auditors, has given rise TO the belief ,l,at
he will have to give way TO some firm and IN
compromising friend Of the American System.
Illinois is claimed for both. 1t is certainly
true that the legitimate jackson candidate for
Governor, MIR ". Kinney has been beaten by
MIR. Reynolds, formerly, if not new, a friend
OF MIR. Ctay's; and great hopes are entertain
ed that Mr. kane, a Calhoun Jacksouite, their
present Senator, may be made to give place
to one of our friends. In Missouri, the con
test appears TO have been waged on Mr.. B5r-
tons reelection to the United States Senate.
The paper of that state, friendly TO his rec
lection, claim a decided majority, and from
the last statement we have seen, ii accurate,
there Is no room to doubt of his re election.
Vermont remains As firm in her principles as
her granite mountains.
Maryland, high toned, masnaninoas IA
ryland, has been completely Fegenerated;-
x IN one year more, net a vestige of Jackson
ism vii! remain TO disgrace her annals with
veto and prescription for 'opinion's sake
Dclaacarc. We have only received returns
from New Castle county, which last year
gave a Jackson majority. The result is, the
sheriff, a Clay man, is elected by so MAORI
~; there remains no question of the election
of Mr.. Michigan.
RecapituLation, comparing 1928 ic;h 1880.
Jackson, 1928. Clay, 1880.