Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-28


Taylor Webster, B. Storer,
Thos. l.. Hamer, Thos Corwin,
/ McLene. W. X. Bond,
J. CLANCY, E. Howell,
w. Kennon, E. Whittlesey,
w. Patterson, }. Sloane,
J. Thomson, ST. Vinton,
D. Kilgore, 5. Mason,
b. Jones, D. Spangler.
The District now represented by Mr. Crane,
remains to heard from.-Globe.
The amount of the intelligence received
since our last paper, is that MIR. Spangler's ma
jority for Congress is 466, in the whole district
over his Jackson opponent; and that Mr.. Crane
(Whig) is probably reelected. The Dayton
Journal of the 2lst instant, published in Mr.. C's
district, contains returns from four (out OF the
eeven) counties, which give Mr. c. majority
of IT'S, and adds " from the best information we
have been able to obtain, Judge Crane has been
reelected" If this prove true, as we presume
it will, there will be majority of Wings IN the
delegation Of the State in the next Congress- In
that of the present Congress the parties stand 8
Wings, II Jackson.
or the Governors election we have not re-
ceived an additional return from single coun-
ty since our last paper, but authentic returns,
| from counties heretofore heard from, enable us
| to make sundry corrections and reductions IN
! the Jackson majorities reported in the Govern
| ment paper These amount to near 1000 votes,
but some corrections which we have been en-
abled to make also in our own reports, reduce
this difference to $50. 1t is our duty here to
mention that, when our last paper was issued, we
entertained not the sighted doubt that the SOS
| majority given by the Globe to Lucas in Wayne
county (but in which an Ohio paper gives 5l7
majority 20 Findlay) were included in the
amount we gave to Lucas in our statement OF
Saturday. We afterwards found, however, that
| &ho w ho revispd the LIST and summed
up the respective majorities, relying on the Ohio
| pager gave the 5l7to Findlay, instead ofthe sos
| to Lucas. Our aggregates were OF course mate
rally affected by his change. We know not
vet how the matter ought to stand; but giving
the 500 to Lucas, and making allowance Tor the
corrections referred to above, the Sc counties
from which we have heard, still give
Findlay-aggregatem ajorities, 1857
Lucas ditto lo,olS
Notwithstanding this aspect of the case, we
pr esume, from an inspection-of the votes given
at former elections, in the counties yeti be
heard from, that Lucas has succeeded by a
small majority. At the preceding election he
received a majority of s066 votes over his wing
opponent If however, it shall turn out that we
have lost the Governor, there seems to be no
doubt that We have carried majority OF the
| State Legislature and Of Congress.
As evidence of what we have heretofore stat
ed Of the falling of Mr.. Fndlay's vote below that
of the Wing candidates for other Offices it may
be stated, that in the four counties of Mr.. Span.
gler's district alone, his vote was 1900 less than
that of Mr. S. and there is more or less differ
ence in half Of the counties of the State.
Nat. Int
| From the !StueJenriLe (Ohio) Gazette, Oct 90.
The returns come in so slowly, that the result
cannot yet be fully ascertained. From the re-
turns already received, however, we are war
ranted in the belief that we have gained COM
plete Wig Victory-that Wing majority in
the Congress ofthe United States is elected-and
that Wing majority in the Legislature is elect
ed. There have been many changes in favor
of the Wings, and but few against u.s. The change
in Muskingum county, is worthy of particular
| notice. At the election in 1882, Lucas had a
majority of $50 votes; at the late election Find
lay had majority of thirteen hundred! In Ha-
milton CO., Lucas had, in 1882, a majority of900
votes; now the majority against him is 100. In
Butler, Lucas had, in 1882, ma jority of 1877;
his majority is now reduced to 1860. In Fair
field, Lucas had majority of upwards of 1900,
now his majority is reduced one half. In Pre-
Bile, the majority against Lucas was 81, now it
is $50.
Eighty-eight members of Assembly have been
elected the present year. Returns have been
received from 62-of whom 80 are WINGS
and twenty three Jacksontes. The Wings will,
of course have an overwhelming majority in
the legislature.