Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-30
THE ELECTIONS.


States IN which the elections have lately been held
is even more h,orsbe than our authorizations.
Wiihou, further comment than the expression OF
our hope 'hst the ess mpe furnished in the State.
South and West will not b. lo,, unon the Middl,
and Eastern States. we spread before our readers
our latest suiheu,Ic Information from each State
Kr,ruexr. Returns from forty. eight eouo,,.s
give to James CLARK. he Wing candidate for Gov.
ernor, majority of seven thousand Ave hundrsd
votes over his Van Buren, opponent aod tho Whies
nave gained large majority IN the State Lseisls-
ture Gen. Harrison" says the western citizen,
win carry The State by q msjor,y Of no, sss than
10000. The Whig. to man feeling the in.
portance OF the contest. will come 10 the polls.
Victory awaits the Wing tickle, 10 November BY a
overwhelming sajori,y.' Among the members .
ected TO the House Of Representatives Of The otsts
we observe the names Of four gentlemen, stsuneh
Wings oil Of them, who have beret ofors reprsssn~
ted the State in Congress. viz. Robert p. Lstchsr,
John kiocad, Henry Daniel. snd David Trimb,s.
The crisis has called them forth from retit.nsnt.
NORM cARoLIrA. Returns from aboul FORTY
countiee Tout Of sixty odd give q majority 10 Gen.
Dudley, the Wing candidate for Governor, Of more
than two thousand yo,e., which the remaining
counties will increase to FIVE thousand. a dscidsd
| majority OF The Legislature it Is also ocertansi
are Wings among them is Weston X. Gales. one
of the Editors of the old Raleigh Register, firm
Wing his fat her, aud a decided supporter Of
! the White electofol ticket, aud yet chosen BY .
handso me msjotity. in a county always strongly
Jack son,sn. There 10 20 doubt. from the COM
plexon Of the Legislature. the reelection Of Sen.
ator Mangum,if he chooses to serve again. The
Legislature Of this stnte 10 under the Constituted
chosen for two years.
ALAbAMA. Eight counties only haoe been heard
from hut in these counter alone the White cause
has gained several members Of the Legislature
There csn, we suppose, be no reasonable doubt o,
Judge Whites getting the entire electoral vote OF
this State.
INDIANA. The Louisville Journal says I'VE
have received late information from Indianapolis.
1t lie cheering and decisive. Indiana has unques.
tonaby gone for her old Governor, (Nob'e.) by
large majority"
The Indiana Palladium Of August 18th says.
1--WE shall give list of the members elect OF our
, Legislature, so soon can get information g.
nough to make the lis, correct aud complete W.
can only say now, that the majority in the Legis.
lsture for Harrison will be vgRY LARGE"
The Madison paper in the State says, "Whsn-
Z ever the question has been Harrison Yam BURN
the evidences are cheering. The cause looks pro-
y porous every where. and giveI good ground that
q the people will rally IN November as they shcO,a,
' and give Gen. Harrison a triumphant majority
The Indianapolis Journal states that the nsws
from all parts Of the State 10 mos, gng and
that the efforts Of the Van Buren, leaders to control
G the elections have been most distinctly rebuked.
: MISSOURI General Ashley, the res, ectable can
didate, voted for BY The Wings, 10 carrying every
: thing before him. The st Louis correspondent Of
l. "the Globe" Is quite lsehsymore on the subject.
. lie Gays "therc is no accounting for H." He then
It does account for il, however, in the following do
a lorous terms; "The patronage Of the General 0O1
ernnleni has been used to sustain the republican
party as far hare right to .rpecf"' This
is at least very frank confession Of the uss to
which the patronage Of Government 10 erpected to
be put.
> LoUIsASA. We have received from sonrse en-
tirely TO be relied upon satisfactory Information o.
to the late election and present politics Of tina
~ State. We cannot give our readers bet.or idea
:, Of it THAI by making the following literal extrae
" from our CORRESPONDENTS letter: am PERSONAL
- acquainted with many Of the members elected Il
the next Legislature, and am we'll snforned Of tht
political opinions OF them. There is a majority OF
joint bal or opposed to Gen. Jackson and Mr. Va
70 Duren This Senate consists Of seventeen member
and the House Of fifty. Let each member Civ
his vote for or against Mr. Van Boreu, and bav
y no doubt the result will be 81 against, and 30 II
~ his favor. How the vote may be for Senator, ner
> winter is another question but hazard very III
-; tie in saying that Judge Porter will be re.elrcis
- to the Senate Il he wishes It. II the friends Of
Judge White exert themselves IN this state, ther
- cannot be doubt, Of hls getting The electoral vote
:, Mr. Van Buren, has no popularity with the people
- aud if il were for the constant clamor KEEP. M
NJ. by few office holders and expectsnts, about !.
strength else hcre, the electoral ticket IN his iavo
u" would not ! think. receive three thousand voter
notwithstanding oil the efforts making IN favor c
The yueks5n candidate for the Presidency.
Missouri Election. The 81 Louis RepubIlo'
gives the report received from sixteen counties
which present the following result. Ashley, sh'
"a independent candidate for Governor, supported o
the Wings has 442l yoles. Boggs. than va
Buren, aucus candidate, 1901. Birch and Owe
ne were the White candidates for Congress. and ID
cd votes for the former are 34l4 and for the LAKE.
mt 2492. Harrison and Miller we're tho Van B1rs.
~, caucus candidates for Congress. For the iorme
there are Ass votes and for the latter, 5Is0