Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-28

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Lucas Wood &C., is still somewhat
doubtful, though to give the Vans all the
strength they can claim, we throw it
into the scale for them. This gives the
Wings II Senators, the Vans 7. The
Senators elected last year were 8
Wings 8 Vans. The next Senate will
therefore stand 20 Wings Is Vans.
Wing majority 4.
In the House, the Wings have 41
Members-the Vans 81. Wing major
ity 10. The name of the Member elect
in Putnam Pauldinug, &c. we have not
learned, nor is it entirely certain Van
ite is chosen. But as the Van side of
the scale "kcks the beam" in any event
we throw that district in.
We cannot be out of the way with
our majorities even on a VanBuren
count. Taking the tables in the Coum-
bus Statesman of the l7th as data, the
Senate stands ii Wings o Vans; and
the House 40 Wings, 81 Van Buren,.
One Senator and one Representative to
hear from in Wood, Lucas, sc. district.
The Huron Reflector of the l7th puts
down the Wing Representative elected
in that district and we give the Vans
the Senator in our list.
A word on the result so far as we
are able to Judge, unsual apathy and
Indifference has been manifested by both
political parties in Ohio during the can
vass, and we presume the aggregate
nmmberof votes polIed, falls very far
short of the number given at the Gov
ernor's election 1886. These remarks
apply particularly to the southern and
central portions of the State, where old
party lines seem to have been much bro.
ken up, and local matters to have given
;, the Vanites success in districts they
scarcely dreamed Of carrying. Similar
causes have no doubt operated favora-
bly, for the Wings in some instances.
On the Reserve the contest was rather
more animated, though the aggregate
vote was considerably less than it was
last year. No mistake in the Reserve
no mistake in the democracy Of num-
berS in Ohio. On the whole we are sat-
is6ed with the result. If our Van b.
ren friends are not, they have the con,
ISOLATION of their old idol" Those ,oho
hade on borrowed capital ough TO break!
Wings marked with ": Vanites
with t.
SENATOR'S ELECTED.
Belmont-Thomas Shannon.
Cuyhoga Simeon FuIler.*
Franhlin md Pickaway-John L.
Grecn.@
Hamilton-William divers
Jeferson-Samuel StokeIy.*
Geauga and Ashtabula-B. F
Wade.*
Richland-W. w. Mclaughlin
Muskingham--SamueI J. Cox.*
Perry Morgan and Washington-
William Hawkins +
Highland, and Clinton-Isaiah Nor
ris.*
Clark Logan and Champaign-Johr
H. James,
Ross, Pike, and Jackson-J. J. Van
meters
Guernsey and Momroe-T. J. Tay
lori
iSciota, Adams, and Browa--C
, White
Clermont-Douty Utter.+
Carroll, and Columbia-J. Thomp
son.+
Athens Meigs, and GaMa-Vinton,
Lucas, Wood, and Hen,y--C. Bates.
, REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
Ashtabula-O. HI. Fitch.* M Leon
ards
t Belmont-I. w. Green.t f CASTOR.
, Butler-W. B. Van Hook,+ J. Ma
thias.t
Bro,on, Adams, and Sciota; N. Bar
rier,* VIM. Kendall.*
Cuyahoga; John A. Foot,* L. John
E sons
Champaign; E. L. Morgan
Carroll; VIM. Johnson
: Clark; Charles Anthony.*
e Coshocton James Mathews.+
Clermont; T. ]. Bchanan.+
Columbia; ]. Roller,+ t. Cannon,
George Smith,
Clinton and Highland; George Col
ins.# aai
Coshocton and Holmes; F. w
= Thornhill.+
Deleware; Elijah Carney.*
n Franklin; Alfred Kelly,# Rob't Neil.
q Fairfield anil Hocking; w. Medill
John Graybill.t
y. y Fayette and Madison; B. Harrison.
II Guea.ns nseu. Isaac pa arish +