Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
KENTUCKY.

The following from the Office of the Lexington
Observer, contains the latest intelligence Ken
lucky is revolutionized-" redeemed, regcnerated.
disenthrallod" In all the districts there have been
large gains. The Legislature Will be Clay by u
majority of c.e-third. In 1928, Kentucky sent ten
jackson members out of u, viz. Gather Chiffon,
Lyon, Lecompte, Yuncey, Kncaid, Wicklifc, Cole
man, Daniel and Johnson. (Chilton and Klncaid,
changed after they got to Washington) We are
now certain of and may have s, against Jackson
In all the districts, except Johnsons, who was not
opposed, the successful Jackson candidates hayo
been elected by slender maorIties. II is not to bo
doubted, that if the Berren Correspondence had
arrived week in Kentucky, Jacksonism
would have been routed in all quarters. AS it is,
the triumph is decisive. A Clay Senator viii sue
coed Rowan, and VIC shall hear no more of Jackson
ism in kentucky The "pestilence is graduated
from her SOIL
LEXINGTON OBSERVER-ExrRA.
ELECTION RETURNS.
The following are all the returns of the late
election, that have been able to obtain. SO far
they are highly gratifying
From the District lately represented by Fl. Dam
iel, we have certain information, except from
the counties of Montgomery, Bath, and Fleming.
In these counties DAVIS, the Clay candidate, has
majority of 48i votes. Result as yet doubtfal-
both parties claim the victory.
In the Bourbon District lately represented by
Mr.. Coleman, Jacksonian, Tnos. A. MARSHALL,
the Republican candidate has been elected, by q
majority Of about 400 votes
ROBERT p LETcuRR is reelected in the Madison
District by considerable majority over DANIEL.
GARRARD. Both Republicans.
In this (Fayette) District, CnILToS ALLAN, tho
Republican candidate is elected by majority Of
near 400 votes ever Jane Shannon, the Jackson
Candidate.
In the Scott District, Col Richard NJ. Johnson,
aJacksonian, is ro-ccctcd without opposition. a
great change has taken place ia this District and
IL thcro had been Republican candidate, he would
almost to a certainty have been elected.
In the Mercer District, Gen. AdaiT, the Jackson
candidate has been elected over JONI KINcArp, tho
late Representative, and Republican candidate, by
several hundred votes majority.
In the franklin District, Joseph IccofDpt, a
Jacksonian, and late Representative, has been re-
elected by a Snsiority Of about 800 over Mr. FoRD,
the Republican candidate
Charles A. Wicdfe, the Jackson candidate, is
no doubt reelected by small majority, over Mr.
TnRusroN, the Republican candidate.
Pnos. CnuToE, the Republican candidate, IS no
doubt reelected by largo majority over Mr..
ltawes, the jackson candidate. IE the counties Of
IIardiB, Meade, Hart, breckenridge, Grayson, and
Butler on the first day, he 555 ahead and viii
probably get a majority in each of the other coun-
tics in the District.
In the Logon District lately represented by Jo-
81 Ysncey, Jacksonian, the first day, Judge
IoMPKINs, the Republican candidate, was 300 votes
ahead. His election is entirely certoirlSf
From the District lately represented by Mr.. Ly-
on, who is candidate for reelection, have re-
cejved no information, except report that Mr..
BREATfITTr, the Republican candidate, ahead
in MCracken county.
From the Green District, lately represented by
Or. Gather, We have received but partial returns
of tho 6rst days vote. Dy Gather tho Jackson
candidate, was % Yctes onB ahead Of Mr.. BaESysy