Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-26
FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.

FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.
NoRru CAROLINA. 1t is with unming-
led motions OF pleasure and delight that we
announce the following GLORIOUS NEWS
from North Carolina.
From the N. York Evening Star Of Saturday.
GLORIOUS RESULT-DUDLEY ELECTED
We understood, from gentleman who
| left Raleigh on Monday evening, and who
arrived in advance of the mail, that on
Monday evening returns had been received
from 81 counties in addition to those al
ready received, which gave Dudley, the
| Wing candidate for Governor, majority
Of nearly three thousand votes. The coun-
ties yet to be heard from will increase the
majority. The Van Buren, party had given
up all hope Of electing Spaight, but claimed
majority in the House of Commons,
whilst the Wings felt confident of success
there also Two stages filed with wings
came into Grecnborough on Tuesday, hav-
ing flags lying in honor of the victory.
We believe all these particulars can be re.
lied upon.
1t will not be forgotten that in 1882 there
were polled for Gen, Jackson in that State,
24,372 votes, and for the opposition, only
1868, giving the former a majority of co.
800 votes Now, when Mr. Van Buren,
comes into the field, the majority is rcvcrs-
cd, the Wing cause is triumphant, and the
Undertook Jockey is distanced. The
Richmond Inqnircr admits that the Wings
have carried the Legislature and by putting
this and that together, we infer that they
have carried ALL
T'too days Liter. We last evening saw
and convcrsed with a gentleman who left
Halifax, n. C. on Wednesday last At
that time returns had reached that place
from forty three counties. Duiicy cois, fire
thousand ahead. The Legislature stool
Finy Sir Wings.
Forty fire Van Buren,.
All hail, North Carolina !-PhiI. Ing.
ALABAMA. The Mobile Mercantile Ad-
vcrtscr of the 3h inst. says, in regard to
the late election, Of which it contains some
further items 1--WE hope and believe that
Van Burenism has now received its quetus
in Alabama. 1t is a plant not congeniaI at
all to the soil. In this county, it has been
torn up root and branch Colonel Bates
received three and General Everett two
votes TO Mr. Ravens one. S, much for
Van Burensm in Mobile city and county"
The New York Journal of Commerce, a
Van Buren, paper, admits that the returns
from Alabama, las far as received, are ia
vorable to the Wing party"
lNDIANA.-As far as heard from, there
are elected 81 Harrison Representatives,
and Van Buren--7 Harrison Senators
aud Van Buren,.
KENrUcKY.-The Lexington and Louis.
vile papers received yesterday, bring us
returns of the votes for Governor in AZ
counties in Kcntucky-Carke, olO93-
FIournoy, 6679. Majority for Clarke
7i0i The Legislature, so far as heard
from, STANDS, Wings 45-Vanites "a. A,
m)ng the members chosen, we observe the
names of Judge Letcher, David Trimble
and Henry Daniel, well known as dl.lin
gushcd members of Congress in forme
days. John Pope was a candidate an.
beaten.
MISSOURI. We have but few returns
but enough to satisfy us Of the trumphan
election of Gen. Ashley, the Independent
candidate for Governor. In S.. Loui
county alone he received a majority of 75(
votes over Mr. Boggs, the Van Buren, can
ddate.
The utter despair Of the Van Burenites
by the appalling Intelligence from this state
may be judged Of by the following cxtrac
OF n letter from thence, dated St. Louis
Aug. 9Th, 10 the Fleschi of the Globe =
1.-THE way Ashley runs it beats the Jews.
There is M accounting for it," Anothe
remark Of this letter writer, who is a con
genial spirit with Blair, says. The pat
ronagc of the General Government has no
been used to sustain the republican partl
as far as we have a right to expect, no. s,
Tar as the opposition give credit for"