Southern telegraph., 1837-11-21
4 THOUSAND CHEERS FOR NEW
YpRK-sHoUr, FOR REDEEMED'
pEGEyERATED, DiSENfHKALL-
Ed NEW YORK -!
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Nrxy YonK, Nov. 10.
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THE TRIUMPHAL fhou'o
With qualification we want "...s -
/ r-ess we are called upon as ye, J" ier''u
pnlv the nroorcss of Wing trlumphs. E:e-
~ where. ,h,s far Vaa Euren TOGO foco'sm
,,ss haen s;onal,y ovorthrown, tho ceriainty
s ca Wing ma;orily in the Assembly OF ihis
j State is now established
Tn tho Assembly last year thnrc were,
;cc,n,l,nc screen from New York, h"fy foDa'
WHO'S. In no county which then ciec'cd
Wh;rs can there be any adverse change,
/ c,r thew arc mostly Yves. of Caylga bridge,
whore chanre to Van Buren:sm is as I'M
possible as TO cannibaism. :.
Here is positive gain of 3S votes, for ali
over 81, were Van Buren, last year. The
Uouse consists Of 1913 members--of course
Is is majority. We have already II!
/ To this Westchester may very possibly add
2, Cayuga 3, Scoharie 2, and Wayne =, an
aggregate of 81.
/ Where ghall Yam Buren, Loco Focoism
now seek refuge? Rooted out athone-des-
pissed abroad yet, installed in the first
places in the nation-where shall II lind
support?-how avoid overwhelming con-
tempt?
The Jon rnal Of Commerce, we just per-
ceive, has returns from West Chester,
which gives us the majority for assembly,
although the Van Buren, Sheriff and Clerk
are elected. Our count, then even now,
is ~.
From the albany Erening, Jonr. oft The 9Th.
| The Resuk-All that we hear from the
South, the East, the North and the West, is
of the most cheering character. We have
triumphed every Internationally Triumph
ed! That we shall have Wing majority
in the Assembly, we do not entertain
doubt. Ofthe eight Senators elect we con-
fidently claim six.
| The gentleman who kindly furnished us
with the paper containing the above intel
Iigence, has seen the detailed statement of
the counties, so far as heard from. It is un-
deniabIy true that New York has sung the
requiem Of Van Burenism. Ifevery county
net yet heard from should send Van Buren,
members. we should still have a majority of
| 10 members. Last year, there were only
"a Wings in the Assembly-now there are
"a! Again, we say, aheavcn-rending shout
for victory.
the l7tn inst, which states that the Wing
press in Natchez s:resortcd to its usual trick
cry, and caused tickets to be printed with
Claiborne and Gholson's names.n We know
not the course pursued by the Natchez
Courier.-We doubt not, however, that it
can abundantly defend itself against its OPP
ponent. In this office were also printed
some tickets with Claiborne and GhoIson's
names upon them, but they were ordered
by candidates for county and district Offices.
We can state of our own personal know
ledge, that some two or three mails before
the election, the Free Trader came to its
subscribers with tickets enclosed, having
upon them Messrs. Claiborne and Gholson's
names. They were headed democratic
Ticket-No Monopoly-Liber,y and Law
This fact, we are ready to prove.
We have heard much speculation Of late |
as to the probable course of Major McNutt,
should he be the Governor, in the event
of the election Of Pren.iss and Word Will
he give them a certificate? is the query.
We know not whether it be his duty. or
that OF the Secretary of State, or of both, to
sign certificate. The latter always makes
the proclamation. AS the Governor is. in
this matter, simply a ministerial officer, and
as the act is that of merely giving a certifi-
cate from the record, we presume that he
would not dare refuse his sign-manual.
Should he do so, that act superadded to the
perInaclous determination ofthe late repre-
yves to hold their seats, would give the
coup de grace in this State, to dying Van
Burenism.
RESIGNATION OF SENATOR KING.
OF GEoRGIA.
This high-minded gentleman has, by the
letter below, declared his intention forth
with to resign his scat in Congress. The
letter should be read by all. The loss is
His clear eye, at a glance, per-
ce'ved the failacy of the humbug, the evil
theories Of the day, and his patriot-h hear.
will not allow him to sustain measures which
have dealt destruction throughout our
whole land. Honor to the honest.
SENATE CHAMBER, Oct. o, 1887.
10 the Editor Of the augusta ConstitutionaHst
Dear Sir:-Justice to myself compels me
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