Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-11

State OF Connecticut from the 18th OF Drceo"r ioSo'
when the commission Of Samuel +. DCnGjSun expired
WIN. A. Whitehead to be Collector Of tine Gus
toms for the District, aud Inspector of the Revenue
for the Port of Kew West in the Territory OF FLORIDA
vice Algernon S ThTuston, renewed
Barnard Van Unrue 10 b" Receiver OF Pubic MO-
neys for c District of Lands subcc, tosal' at Ha es-
Vile in The State OF Ohio from he Is; OF Dec 1850
when his commission expired.
George Is Dcmrron, TO he Receiver OF Fnhle
Moneys for the District "f Lands subject TO sale
al Augusta. IN The State OF aiesSsiPp!, iFoGl inc
2!th of December, 1890
Benjamin /. c Wales to DC Register Of the
Land Office Tor the Distr;c of Lands subject to
sale Washington. in The State Of Aississlfp!, from
the Gath If December, 1850
Robert, J. Skinner to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys for the Distric, Of lands subject to sale at
Piqua, in he State Of Ohio. from the 2'St OF De
cembcr. 1880. when the commission oi H"o ert
Young expired
Samuel Ouiuby, 10 be Receiver Of Public Mon
eys for the District OF Lands subject I" sale at
Wooster, in the State Of Ohio, from the Cd day Of
March 1881 when his present. commission vii! eX
pre-.
From tie .N1tional Ipisiiigeucar If Thursday
Chic E!ections.-We have at lcngh'h received IN
formation of the result Of the balloting, in til" Le-
gislature of Ohio. for Il Senator of the u. S. fr
six wears from the Sd day Of March next. 'Pho va
ting resulted in the choice Of Thomas Ewing high
! " respectable National Republican. the seve tn
balioting by maiorit. of votes over ii u. Will
lanis, the Administration Candidate
| We learn, also, that on the same day John
Wright, formerly Representative in Congrrss)
was chosen Judge of the Supreme Court Of the
State on the 9th ballo; by precisely The same vote
as finally given to Mr.. Erng for Senator
4'his election is for years
Moses III. Kirby was elected Secretary of State
on the sixth ballot. This election is for three
years
A letter to The Editors from gentleman at Co
unbus, gives the following particulars urthese cleo
tons which may be Interesting to of our
readers:
'.CoLuMBus, Onro Dec oeh 1890
"Gcnt'ounen: nm you will be pleased to learn
that Thomas Ewing. ESQ. gentleman of b'gh stand
ing at the Bar and thorough going City n,cn is p
cced to the United States Snare for six wears from
the 4ih of March next The election came on to
day, and was decided after seven balIoinrs (occa
soned by two Ctev men having been run by heir
friends in the first instancel-tbe votes stood finally
Tor Th0mas Ewing, 81,
II. I Williams, 81,
Scat erirg, g
bjr. John c. Wright vas elected, after several
ba'lotings Supreme Judge Of Ohio in the piece of
Judge Brush, who was appointed during the past
summer in he stead of John III Gondeuow. who re
s1gned. This election for tho term o. seyen
years But 1t Ia sincerely wished, iha, the valuable
services of MIR Wright, IN the National IerisIature
may ens'r re him scat here at some future period
His election to Supreme Judgeship is very qratify
ing to the friends Of Henry Clay in Ohio.
Jeremiah McL"Re, long known as orr Senretarv Of
State, this day defeated in his election in consa
M
n,Htee at this place "a Committee composed of the
Marshal, Clerk ofthc United States Court, jackson
EdItcr s.masrrr and Secreiarv of STATED who have
norveTted their Offices TO Political purposes This
Committee. during orr elections ard before were
forwarding Circulars TO every part of the State with
the view OF influencing the result of the genera
elections Add to this the fact, that nearly all our
Assistants 10 the &la rshal, were Jackson men. and
sworn to exert themselves, and it be surprising
that we have not larger Clay majority in Legis-
| laurr? .
Moses II & irhy. C2ay member Of the LegisIa
ture from Highland County was elected Secretqfv of
State for three years from the 18th Of January next
These elections leave no doubt as 10 the political
complexion Of our Legislature, and we have every
reason to believe that next wear we shall have much
larger majority. The direct opposition evnced bv
the Administration in the last annual messarp to all
internal improvements by the General Government
does not suit cur citizens. They know thew have
contributed as much TO the reveBue of the United
States. for The lands they cultivate as any other Dor
ton of tie citizens of the Union ard they lock for
their quota of benefits mainly to that system com,
monty denonnatsd The American System" and
sure arn, that they will support any man for
President who is not Tariff man. and in favor of Tn
ternal Improvement BY the G neral Government