Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-23

So far, we have lost three members, namey,
LytIe, Mitchell. and Allen, who have been beaten
by Storer Howell, and Bondj and have cameo
twoWKennon and Colerick-who have defeated
Bell and Spangler.-GIooe.
The returns received yesterday, from this inn
portant member of the Confederacy, are oil the
most gratifying nature. They communicate
changes so extensive, that we feel sale In an
nouncjng the redemption Of the State from the
infatuation Of Jacksonism. The scales have
fallen from her eyes, and she has taken her
stand on the side of the Constitution and the
laws. We subioin summary Of the Congress
sional elections, as far as We have heard from
them:
Mr.. Lyle, the present Jackson member from
Cincinnati district has been beaten by Mr.:
Storer, the wing candidate, by majority Oh
156 votes.
We learn generally, that Messrs. Mitchell,
McI,ene. Allen, and Webster, all Jackson men,
bers have also been beaten by wings FuTther,
that Messrs. Corwin, Sloane, Whttlesey, span
gler, and Vinton, present wing Members nave
been re-elected-the last named by 1000 maJo-
rity; also, that S. Mason, the wing candidate,
has been elected in the place of MIR. Vance, who
declined. -.
To balance these results, there has been but one
change against us that we have heard oil. Mr.beil,
the present whig member, has lost his election
by 80 votes. A Jackson man has also been elect
Der, appointed Judge.
There is now no doubt that large majority
of the Representatives OF the State In the next
Congress will be wings; and letter whicn we
have received, expresses the opinion tnat tlno-
lay, the whig candidate for Governor, mas oeeh
ment paper predicted Jackson majority OF
10000. Mat Int.
Mr.. Kennon, the Jackson candidate for Con-
press in the adjoining district in Ohio, Is pr0oa-
6ly elected by a majority Of a few votes Ihis
result astonishes both parties Guernsey coun-
", the residence Of Mr. Bell, at the last electoh
gave him majority of about 500 votes, ana ne
supposed to be sure ofnearly the same at TINS was
election-and when it was ascertaned that ne
had obtained a majority in Belmont, his cleo
tion was deemed certain, by handsome maJo-
rity. But so true it is "there is knowing VINO
is Governor till after the election" Guernsey
has, as rumor says, given Mr.. kennon mao
rity OF 81 votes, which, if true, Will elect MIN oy
votes. The wings of Guernsey have suffered
an inglorious defeat, as the price OF their own
supineness. In Belmont county, as stated IN
our last, the whole wing ticket has succeeded.
In the Steubenville district Mr.. Kilgores ma
iority is reported, to be about 200. In JEFFERSON
county, one whig and one Jackson man are
elected to the Legislature. In Muskingum the
wings have triumphed goriously-having ma
iority of I3O6-be:ng a gain Of 1900 since the
fall of 1888. Howell, whig is elected to Con.
eress in place Of DR.. Mitchell, Jackson. we
learn that Mr.. Odds, wing, is elected to Con
gress. in the place Of Mr.. McLene, jackson, IN
the Columbus district-and that MIR. Bond, wing,
has succeeded in the Chilicothe District over
MIR. Allen From the returns already received,
we are encouraged to believe that Findiay Will Will
be elected Governor, and that the wings VIII
have majority of the members OF congress
and the State Legislature.
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