Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-22
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TON, Repub.) 1069-KEETER Jackson) 756.
In addition to the above mentioned, the Zanes
vile Republican Of the 18th. states that in Per.
ny County the Clay ticket succeeded: Fairfield
has gone for Jackson. In Licking. Franklin and
Delaware, the Republicans were successful
Knox and Coshocton are also reported to have
elected Clay Representatives. From the Re.
publican we learn that WM. SrANBERRy has
been reelected to Congress, BY probably thou
sand majority, over the Jackson Caucus Cand-
date, Mclean. VANCE and VINroN have also
been reelected, without opposition. In Mus
kingum county the Jackson ticket has succeeded
by majority Of 100 to $50. Last year the aver
age majority in that county was fire hundred
In speaking of the result in this, its own county,
the Republican Says Though we are defeat
ed, the great reduction of the Jackson majority
makes US feel like victOrs."
The above paper seems to have been in posses
sion ut more general and accurate information,
On the subject Of the election, than any other pa
per which has yet come to hand Ii may there
tore be well to mention that it s congratulates"
its readers, ION the prospect of the regenera-
ton Of Ohio" Little doubt seems to be enter
tained that there will he Republican majority
in the Legislature on joint balfot-which will en-
sure the reelection Of Judge Burnet 70 the U.
5. Senate. That paper also supposes Gen.
McArthur to br elected Governor by handsome
majority. Pat.
Further andmore Cheering from Ohio! Since
colating the above from the papers before us, the
Editor of the Patriot has been favored with the
following letter, dated
.'CINcINNArI, Oct IS, 1880.
sour election has terminated, and the Jackson
Convention Ticket has partly been Defeated
Mr.. Stone, very warm friend of Mr.. Clay, is
elected to the Legislature BY large ma ority.-
We have not received all the returns from our
Congressional distriCt-it is supposed by both
parties that Benham, the Clay candidate, is elect
ed Findley. at the last election, had majority
of omethins like 1000 in the county of Hami-
ton and the city-Benham now has majority in
the city, but the county gives majority for
Findlay. which leaves Benham about or 700
votes behnd-but ClermOnt county, yet to be
heard from, it Unsurpassed, will give Benham 600
majority.
II have Just been informed that Gen. Near
thur. the CLAY candidate for Governor. has ma
joritv of 7l9 votes over Gen. Lucas. the Jackson
candidate. in this cty-and Benham, the Con-
gresham. upwards of 600. The latter Is unpop.
ular. consequently must have lost 500 votes, if
not more. l. myself, did not vote for him, and
had there been any effort made he would have OBJ
tanned at least 500 votes more--but on account
of his unpopularity, many supposed that Flndlay
would beat him about 1900 to 1900 votes. The
Governors election is fair test. Our city has
heretofore and is yet The the head quarters of
Jacksonism for the whole state. They are now
route,l-C ,nncnati, which has always
given large majority for Jackson, has now Civ
EN- majority of seven hundred against him. This
outd0PS Ios..,.la h,ra sre deter
mined to sustain the BaLimore and 0htoH
J. Dad. & all other similar National improvements,
although they are not closely connected with
those improvements as the people OF Baltimore.
1T gives me pleasure also to inform you. that
Corwin, the Clay candidate. has been elected 10
Congress bv majority OF 400 over Shields me
Jackson candidate. Shields and flndiay were
the only members last winter iromOho VINO vo'en
for the Indian Bill, and the former the Only mem
her from this state who voted against tue Mays
vile Bill. when returned to the house WIN reg
from the President. Hamilton, Bntler. aud
CIermont counties. heretofore gave majority OF
5000 70 5000 for Jackson. Butler is the rest
dence Of Mr.. Shields. When the hot bed Is
broken IN. il is safe to presume that the state
will 20 for Clay by an immense majority"
Extract OF another letter, dated
"Z,SEsvILLE. 10th Oct.
..The returns are not yet all init IS admit
tod however. that Gen. McAr'hur, the Cay
Candidate for Governor, is elected, and no DOUBT
wa shall have majority in our Legislature
The counties of Coshocton, Knox. Perry, Lick
mg and Belmont, last year sent Jackson Dele,
ne TO the Legislature. but now have all elected
I9avnen: and have also elected men OF the same
principles tc Congress-"
peans H. eqia.-We learn further i,om this
! State. that H,RM.R DENNY and JONI GILMORE
ara reelected in the Allegheny (double) district.
MIR. ID. was the Masonic candidate, ana
received 1853 votes more than his colleague, Mr.
q Jackson member. In 1928, Mr.. u. re-