The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-10
POSTSCRIPT.
8 O'Clock, Friday Evening.

We have but few returns to add to those given in
preceding column. -.."
A slip from the Poughkcepsie Journal of Wednes-
day evening, estimates the Wing majority in Dutch
ess at not less than 500 Mr. Titus, the present Lo
co Foco member of Congress from that District, who
was elected by l64i votes is defeated by 800 to 1000
majority Charles Johnson, Wing, is elected in his
place. ~
The N. Y. Times ID edition. of Thursday says
that there doubt but that the State has passed
out of the hands of the Albany Regency"
The Evening Star says that D. D. Barnard, Wing,
is elected 10 Congress from Albany in place of AL
bert Gallup. The same paper puts down the Wing
majority in Queens at a. 1t gives Brooklyn Wing
majority of 2i2.
A correspondent; writes us that passengers down
the river that the Wings we're carrying all be-
fore them in the west.
| We give the following from the American Whig)
for what it is worth. 1t will be seen tina, that paper
claims thus far Wing gain of one State Senator,
and screen members of Congress, and no loss.
THE GAM THUS rAR-We cleo, G. Furman Sena.
tor from the FIRST distric-vice Coo S. D0rning,
Loco-foco, whose term has expired.
We elect two Wing members Of Congress from
this ciy-vice G. G. Cambrsteng and Ely Moore.
We elect Chas. johnson, Wing to Congress from
Dutchess-vce A. Bockes Loco-foco
We are sure, though no returns are yet received
of electng Barnard in Albany, Hunt in Rensselaer,,
and Broom in Saratoga and Sche nectady-in the
place Of the present Loco foco members
In Ulster and Sullivan forming the Seventh Con-
gressonal Dsrict-where the result is always deter
mined by the vote of Ulster now largely for us-we
shall elect Pai,n, Wing, in the place of Locofoco.
Here then, is one State Senator gained, and eren
members of Congress, without loosing one. In the
present Congress, we have ten Wings whose dis
tricts at this election will again have returned Wings
making seventeen sure for the next Congress-with
reasonable hope of returning five more, which will
give us % out of 40 members
What, then, becomes of Van Burenism and Sub
Treasury depredators in the next Congress
We will not yet attempt to give returns from the
country conenting ourselves generally with stating
rumored results.
Suffolk, OF course, is Loco Foco
Queens is nearly divided, as to make II uncer
tain which candidate has prevailed.
Kings has chosen one Wing, Bergen, and one
Loco Foco Lon
Richmond has elected Wing by about IS ma
joritv
Westches,er is said to be against by from 300 to
500
Putnam also, of course, against us-majority no,
named
Duchess, thanks to the genuine Conservatives Of
that county, and to their Wing associates, gives as
over 900 majority.
Orange is close in its vote, and probably against
Ulster, Green, and even Columbia, are said 10 be
ours. Albany Rensselaer,, Schenectady and Sara
toga certainly so. Enough for one day.
The Journal of Commerce says, that Mr.. Bronson
in the Jefferson county District is probably defeated
Mr. Crit,enden is the Wing candidate. A third
ticket old Line" was also up
The stat very Justly says that ito no one among
the Conservatives does the whole Union owe more
than to that faithful and bold Pioneer, N. P. TALL
NApGE" $751;.
REPORT or ANOTHER RISING ON THE FRONTIER
All the papers contain reports of renewal Of the
patriot war; on the borders OF Canada. A slip
from Mckenzie's Gazette says:
owe have no doubt whatever but that bloody
war has commenced in both Canadas DR.. Nelson's
latest advceS TO friends in this city are of the Sd
inst The most Of the leaders Of The instruction
were then their posts in the various paris Of the
Lower Province where the revolutionsts were TO as
semble. The revolution would commence about the
same time in the Western District and other parts
of Upper Canada"
Ifthis be true, the Queens 5000 troops will put
an end to Il, very effectuay.