Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-08-24
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We'll Done Indiana!

Accounts received yesterday STATE WIN
confidence that THREE MORE WINGS have
been elected to Congress in Indiana, in dis
tricts which two years ago returned three
Jackson men. The Wings have now gained
six members in this State--one district not
heard from. The following is list of the
members chosen. those in the parallel column
in italics were the old members, and were all
elected US the friends Of the administration.
New CONGREss. LAST CONGRESS
George ii. Dunn, .4mos Lane,
William Graham, John Carr,
James Rurden, Jonuihan .MCdry,
John Ewing, John ". Davis,
William Hcrodr George l.. kinnard,
Albert S. White. Ehcdrd n. Honnegan
Six sound Wings in the place of as many
Van Buren men. Gen. M'Carty is, we un-
derstand, now Wing, but he was chosen
two years ago to support the administration.
From Mr.. Boone's district We have nothing
definite.
A slip from the Louisville Journal informs
us that the Wing candidate (Mr. Pl,cher) re-
ccvcd 1000 majority in Harrison county
This county gave only 300 Wing majority
last iall-a great gain.
From the Cincinnati Wing, Of Aug. IA.
KENTucKY.- Satisfactory. returns have been
received from all but Boyd's district in this
State. Twelve WING MEMBERS Of Con-
GREss are certainly elected, with fair pros
prct of tho thirteenth. The following are the
names of the Wing members elect-Messrs
Rumsey, Underwood, Williams, Harlan, Cul-
houn, Pope, Graves. White, f1awes, Menefee,
Chambers and Southgate. Mr.. Rumsey SUI
perccdes HawcS the late V. b. member in the
- district Mr.. Menefae-dc. Judge
French V. B. and Mr.. Southgate takes the
place so long occupied by the redoubtable
Col. X. NJ. JOHNSON, our worshipful Vice Pre-
sident.
Here are eighteen and probably t,oenty
thorough going unflinching Wings, elected
from the two States of Indiana and Kcntuc.
ky. where two years ago, the Wings elected
but nine. If this is not giving The Vanites in
these States complete Waterloo defeat, We
know not what WILL
! The Cincinnati Wing states, that as far as
hesrd from the members elected to the House
of Representatives of Kentucky, arc Wings
thirty three, Van Buren, four!
Returns as far as received
give CAsSoN, the Wing Governor, 40,3tiI
and Gen. Armstrong ". B who appears t
be beaten out Of sight, 24,7ll.
In the first Congressional district, William
B. Carter, (Whig) is re-electcd to Congress
by majority OF about 500 over Thomas ID
|. Arnold, ". b.
Nearly certain intelligence is now receiv-
ed of the defeat oF Gen. VIM. C.. Dunlap, q
Van Buren, Representative from the South
western district Of the State. Gen. Dunlap
went over to the enemy, about year ago,
and was most numerically scourged by Pcy-
ton for his apostacy. In this (I3th) District,
Christopher II. Williams (Whig) has 34l4
votes; DUNLAP, ". B 2,244. McNairy. Per
ry, aud Upton, to be heard from. They will
probably increase Williams majority. This
is indeed gratifying result.
In the Knoxville district, John William.
(Wh,g) ia elected.
| The Globe was so astounded nt the defca
/ Of Cave Johnson, that it called in question
! the correctness Of the returns. The Nash
I vile Banner gives the exact majority Of Gen
Chcatham, the Wing candidate, which i
| 123-Cheatham IVY 2s94-Johnson ". b.
| 2,77l.
| Subioined is list of the new and old me NJ
| bers. Those in italics arc Van Buren,.
\ NEW CoNGREss. last CONGRESS.
! John Bell, John Bell,
4 A. p. Maury, A. p. Maury.
! .Lomss X. Polk James X. Polk,
4 r. J. Shields, T.. J. Shields,
| Hopkius L. Torrev, Jno. b. Forester,
7 John w. Crockett Adam Hmntsman,
4 Chris. RI. Williams, Wm. c. Dunfnp,
/ james Stnndefer, James Standefer,
/ WIN. B. Carter, VIM. H. Carter;
i John Williams, Luke Len,.
1 VIM. D. Campbell, Bale Peyton,