The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
From tho w shington GIobs.l
ELECTION GLORIOUS .NEH.

ELECIlO.N- ULOhJOCio .NtUS.
NO,th- Caro-, ma.-We made up our
returns of yesterday of the elections for
the Legislature, from newspaper print
ed at TarbOrough. We have since re-
ceiyed the following letter from soms
friends at Fayetteville, giving addition
al returns, which shows the gain greater
than We anticipated in our last article.
toyetfeciAc, August2.
Dear Sir: As the n. &. Journal
will MT appear again before next week,
we avail ourselves of this opportunity of
informing you that We have returns from
"A counties, of the result of the elections
m Tins State. There are now 81 re-
naming TO be heard from. Sn far as
our Information goes, The Representa-
tiyes from these counties stand, So for
the administration, "A anti, (IncIuGiug
Null6ers and Bankltes, or Wigs, as
they are more fasbiunably sryled.) and
20 doubtful. From present Indications
we are of opinion, that our mex, Legis-
lature will be de idedly Administration.
la the above enumeration, 5 of the hor-
ough towns are included, all anti. Eden.
ton has not yet been heard from, and
The member from our own town IS We.
uncertain, as the seat wil he contested.
- Yours respectfully"
Atdb0mG.-A gentleman from New
Orleans, who has passed through this
State from one end to the other, since
the elections, brings The gratifying in.
telIlgrnce, that the opposition, Narion.
ais, NulItit rs, and all, are quite chop
fallen; even hope II destr" yed." The
wigs there, are uRwigged already, ard
must s"ou take another alias.
Jndidnd.-In this Stale the Jack kspni.
ans have never made the question Vt ns-
uunal politics In their domestic Govern
ment. The successful candidate for
Governor has always, at every election,
been anti jackson, yet the State, in the
three contests, has uniformly supported
the President by large maIorltIes. No-
BILE declared for Col. johnson, and in
this way drew to his standard many Of
the friends of democracy. From the fol.
lowing, il seems that majority of the
Legislature are IN favour of the admin
istratIun, although this has seldom been
the cnse heretofore.
"Mdiaaa Ekections.--We have as vet
but partial returns from the elections iu
thus SInte, but enough TO show tina, Noah
Noble has been reelected Governor,
aud ID. Wallace, Lieut.. Governors
These are both the old lncumbents nnd
Clay men to boot. These elections
turned altogether on local considerations
aud are no indication of the state OF poll
liics IN the HOOsitr couutry. We have
understood verbally that II majority of
the Legislature will be ia favor OF Jack.
sou. ."-Oh,J Sun.
Ohio.-The elections have not taken
place IN tins State; but our intelligence
rom all sections ot the State is iudica
tive of success. We have letters from
several members of Congress, assuring
us that there is not the least doubt Of ths
success of Governor Lucas; mud there 10
strong ground for believing that there
will be an increase of Democratic mem.
bers IN the next House of Represents
lives.
A friend, IN whom we have great con-
hdence, writes of Il quarter whence we
dad not expect such favorable news, IN.
de. date al Marietta, August 30, 1884.
The panic makers IN this section ays
fOt-dnd although grca, ,Corfs pil b
made 10 yaLy, haze no doA6t IL rih ts
fund an uphill bss,r.ss II have 10
doubt uf Luea.s election"
This remark was attached to the end
of . letter ~ business. ard ss.iL,esde.