Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-03

ONO. The following extract Of q
circular from the Wing State Central
Committee Of ONO furnishes the latest
information received Of the election in
that State, and affords the stronge est
grounds for believing, TINT the Wings
will achieve :o-morrow, n glorious tri-
""ph in the Electoral contest. The
complexion Of the Legislature is not as
favorable as our previous accounts had
authorized US to expect, the circular
c"nceding majority (not Officially Of
six to the Van Bureni,es, OIL joint ballot
Two, however, Of the Van Buren Sena-
tors, and several Of the Representatives,
coming from Wing districts, are under
stood TO be under pledges to vote with a
majority Of their constituents in the cleo
tion Of U. S. Senator.
INTELLIGENCE FROM OHIO.
The Whig cause triu,nphamt!- Having
been unable TO obtain accurate informa.
tiOn Of the result Of the late elections in
distant States, through the ordinary
channels Of commune alton, and being
impressed with the belief, that inteili-
gence Of the decisive victory recently
obtained over the Van Buren, party in
Ohio may also be withheld from our po-
liticnl friends in other sections Of the
Union, we have deemed it proper to take
this method Of informing those in every
State who are engaged in the same holy
cause with ourselves, that we have
elected our candidate for Governor by n
ma ajOrity of upwards of SIX THOU
SAND; and ELEVEN out Of the nine
teen members To which Ohio il entitled
in the Congress of the United States.
IL Is true that, owing to the partial OPP
GRAFTON Of the iniquitous Apporionnhent
law Of the last session Of the General
Assembly, our opponents have succeed
I'd in obtaining II ma iority of t~o in the
next House Of Representatives, which,
with the ascendancy they acquired in the
Senate in 1895, will give them major
ity Of six on joint ba Hot But, that the
popular vote is decidedly with us, may
he inferred fom the well ascertaincd
aud ind;sputable fact, that the thirty five
Wing members Of the House represent
IA, Is qualified voters; while the thirty
seven Van Buren men represent only
IO9,O77, or 1909 less. We may like.
wise state, with perfect confidence, that
the aggregate maJoriiies given for the
Wing members OF Congress and Of the
Legislature, throug h"ut the State, -x-
cced the entire maturity obtained by
Gen. VANCE. the Harrison candidate
for Governor assertion OF the Ad-
ministration journals that Judge BALD
WIN, the Van Buren, candidate for
Governor, has fallen considerably short
Of the full strength of his party, to the
contrary notwithstanding.
We add below a table Of the ma lori
ties given the two candidates for Cover
nor, in the sever al counties ofthe State,
80 far as the same have reached u.s.
Most OF them are extracted from the
official returns. The reminder are be-
lieved to be nearly accurate; and the
four or five small counties still remaining
tU be heard from, cannOt vary the actual
result more than few hundred votes.-
We likewise subioin II complete list OF
the members OF Congress chosen at the
late elect tion, with their political desig-
nation aud the majority received by each
Of them respectively, to which the utten-
,;on Of our friends is respectfully, IN
vitrd.
The majority for VANCE, the IFhig
candidate for Governor is 6, 100.
Here follows a tabular statement of
the majorities in the several Congress
sional Districts, giving an aggregate
Wing majority Of 695l in the whole
State.
Signed by, ALFRED KELLEY,
JOHN DAlLHACHE, DEMAS AD-
ANS, WM. DOHERTY, Nj. II.
KIRBY, Stale Central Committee.