Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-27
From the n. Y. Journal of Com. of Friday.

rO.' Gen. Vance Is reelected to Con-
gress without opposition, and the Wash
inaton Telegraph admits the probabili-
" of the reelection of Mr.. Stanbcrry,
who deserted the Jackson ranks near the
close of the last session, on account of
the Veto Message, and the manUuvre
of the President to secure IA passage of
the Indian bill. The GAINESVILLE Repub-
lcan says there will be an Anti-Admin-
istration ma jority in the Legislature, on
joint ballot, which will ensure the rec
lection Of Judge Burnet to the Senate,
of the United States. The following
letters arc copied from the Baltimore
Patriot.
CINcINNATI, Oct. l6.
"Our 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 majority,
sit gives me pleasure also to inform
You, that Corwin, the Clay candidate,
has been elected to the Senate by ma
joriiy of 400 over Shields, the Jackson
candidate.
81 have just been Informed that Gene
raj M'Arthur, the Clay candidate for
governor, has minority of 7l6 votes
over General Lucas, the Jackson candi-
date, i'll tins city, and Beham, the Con-
gresham, upwards of 900. The Gov
crnor's election is a fair test. Our city
has been heretofore and is yet the head
quarters of Jacksonism for the whole
state. They are now completely routed
Cincinnati, which has always given a
large majority for Jackson, has now Civ
en- Il majority of 100 against him."
"/ANEsvILLE, Oct l6.
"Thc returns are not yet all init Is
admitted, however, that General M'Ar-
thur, the Clay candidate for Governor,
is elected, and no doubt we shall have
majority in our Legislature. The
counties of Coshocton, Knox, Perry,
Licking and Belmont, last year sent
Jackson Delegates to the Legislature,
but now have all elected Clay men; and
have also elected men oithc same princi-.
pies to Congress.
p. SIN the Congressional district
now represented by James Shields, IA.
-Jacksonian, and friend to the Indian
Bill and Veto Message, Mr. Corwin,
the Clay candidate, is said to be elected
by upwards of 400 majority. Mr.. Stan
bcrry's majority over Mr.. Nc Lean, the
Jackson candidate, is supposed to be IL
bout 1000.
Samuel Ninton, friend Of Mr.. Clay,
is elected by large majority.
A letter from Cincinnati says, "lt is
supposed by both parties that Mr.. Ben
than is elected from that district" This
gentleman was recently reformed from.
the office of l.. S. District Attorney for
the State, and possesses talents of high
order. His opponent was Gen. Find
lay, another friend ofthc Indian Bill.
,atnrdoy ole,moon.-Wc have but
few additional returns this morning from
Ohio. SO far as they extend, they bear
the same complexion as to those already
published.
There is no doubt of the election of
Gen. M'Arthur, the Clay candidate for
Governor, and ma jority (probably near.
Iy ALL Of the Clay candidates for Con-
grcss. Among others we are glad to no
ticc the recollection of Mr.. Whitlcscy,
Chairman of the Committee on Claims;
gentlemen who to very respectable
talents unites the most sterling integrity
and indclatigable industry i'll the busi-
ncsss of the nation.
SOUTH CARoLINA-Thc Charleston
Gazette received this morning, contains
the result Of the election for members to
the next Legislature from that city, head
ed "Glorious Triumph, or Modification
Scientifically Nulliicd." The friends
of the Union have elected eleven out of
sixteen members, among whom are Mr.
Poinsctt, our late Minister to Mexico,
and Judge iIugcr.
Henry L. Pmckncy, Editor Of the
Mercury, is one oitbc NullIicrs elected,
and the Mercury proclaims that the AN
nunciation ofthe success of u part Of their
ticket was received with rs much cXulta-
ton as if Charleston had been rescued
from the iangs of an invading foe. Col.
Drayton is reelected to Congress with
out opposition.
In the Georgetown Congressional
District, now represented by Mr. Camp
bell, the votes are, for Thomas H. Nit
chcll (anti-Nulliication) 238-Camp-
bell 10. Three or four counties are vet
TO be heard from.
In Columbia, the scat of Government,
and the very focus of Modification, two
Nujifiers and two antiNulliiers are
chosen TO the Assembly.
In the Ncwbcrry district J. Is Griffin
is elected to Congress by considerable