The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-11-04

The RTsBh.-Accortioe tn TIE oihcial returns
OF twenty .our couHiics ct this slstc, The " higs
have gained upwards OF 0GO votes since 1887
The Van Burcnites have doubt carried the State,
but their majority on the Congressional II kei
vIll not reach 10000 votes and Il any faith mas
ho placed ,n the assurances from Tie inieficr I'd
they are from honorable AID high.miudtd men.
Iyrr,son vii receive at last l0UOu more thAa
we're pullei for our Cougrr ssiosal candidates Ia.
der such circumstances, the Ptospec, - any thing
but hopeless. We must again buckle OF our ar.
NOR, and once more give tisr enemy battle With
! 100 more votes, 0uT friends could have carried
majority Of thtir candidates :or tie Legislature
The aggregate vote throughout tie state vail fall
lar shof, OF he vote poiled N Uelob.f 81 last year
Despite the Ciamor Of our opponents, & - noa
believed taat We have not lot singls Congress
man, having elected exactly the sag4c number TITS
year as IN is3i-PhL iaquTsr
The prospect 81 Iiauiso,.'s success 10 pennsvl.
wanna increases as The returns comes 49, from the
Western Counties. Erie County has giseu = n.a.
Jority 81 $40 ior tie Harrison CarcidaG.
In Crawford, where the Jackson u,s jafity was
$500, ~. nos only l5y-tbrcc townsatps to b.
heard from
Armstrong, vhieh formerly gave 1900 tor Jaea
son, has noS given but 2U0.
Pcrg4ncr the Harrison candidate fns tie State
Senate Ia Allegheny and Boiler. is elected o. A.
bout TOO majority. Or candidate ior Congress Is
doubt elected 10 The Erie District. It's certain,
therefore, that the State Senate - sfiH ogpoled 70
IdR Barea. The majority will not b. l,-s than
ilge votes and with propcr csc,tious, feel con
,iaced that Harrison viii carry tie S,ate in No.
FembsL
IT., Ground for Hops-Wc base letters from
the interior, expressive OF en'ife confidence that
the Electoral Vote Of tAis State si be gwen 10
liarfi.pn. We have many such letters from diff
terent counties, ard have eonssrseJ with a friend
who has lust returned from a visit ~ several coun
mes that have most disappointed the Wings by
Van Burcn majofiltcs lie assures that but a
small part Of The votes were given 10 also that the
course oi The Ami Masous, especially the uniortu
nate affair al iafusbnrg operated strongly on the
public mind, and induced a vote y hich cotAd not
fail, It certainly was intended 10 be considered
as direct rebukc Of the Legislators concerned 10
that " uniow ward event" II viii b. found that the
failures have been IN Anti Masonic counties; We
lnay alluds especially 10 Adams, and tie Congress
sfonai district Of which IT formed part, also 10
Lebanon, Dauphin, Allegheny, 6e.i. $. Gus.
We could multiply extracts similar 10 the above
. tO great extent but these will suffice to show
oar readers the spirit with which the Wings afc
embarking 10 the great contest Of November, and
The reasons, N part, on which they Justly ground
their aniicipailons Of success We have also PR.
yaie Information, which assures us that, in the
true spirit Of res1nc supporters Of the Consiitu-
ton. they have deliberately set TO work, not only
TO ascertain, every where, The causes OF their late
failure, but TO repair the Disaster II appears that
they have lost a majority Of the Legislature by an
aggregate vote Of only 200. Entire confidence
rs felt that tins lumber be more than supplied
al the November polls The aggregate Of The MA.
Ioriy la favor of the Spells NJ Revolution is less
than 5000 iot the Congress tickets, the smallest
ever known IN Pcnnsy iyania IN favor Of the sue.
cessful party. IL is asserted and believed, that
more Than that number Of Wing voters can BE-
found within the limits Of a few counties, who
confident Of success, or more intent on "putting
~ Their seed" than voting. were absent from the
polls. The truth is strongly impressed upon their
minds, that the recent defeat was the result, moi
~ the strength Of their adyersarirs but Of their
oun neglect. They feel tina, they have the pow.
II erthat the local causes Of discussion whe, ope
rated 70 inlurousy 10 the righteous cause will moi
Influence the decision Of the Presidential question
They see the fdli extent of the danger which tbrea
, tens The Constitution and the law, and feel that