Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-10

4 lie candid, hOhesl Plfpu " ult wing P"''f' e''i
where are giving up the contest. Their only hope
+ in New York, and that i fam. hope indeed. w
E now feel justified in setting il down az a matte
placed almost beyond the possibility Of doubt, tina
, the financial recommendations Of the presen' ad
ministralon, will be carried ont, and that MAEri'
d Vas Bears viii he reelected.
t lr1- Messrs G. G. Crambreeng, Ell Moore
John McKcon and lscnc L. Varan we're the can
dnlates nominated bv the Democrats Of the City o
New York Tor Congress Edwin Forrest was fit
pu, on tie ticket but declined the nomination, and
l.. Varan was substituted IN ms place, The
election commenced on Monday last. We shall
yet the result IN few days.
NV JERsEY.--Ne are stll at sea" as to
the delegation elected to Congress from this
State. We have received wha, PuPorts to be
the Official returns and these elect five democrats
aud one wing. But certain returns. 1t is SAID,
have been rejected, owing to some intllng Inior'
maty, aud in consequence the entire wing ticket
has been returned, as elected So say the whg
papers. But no reliance whatever IS to be put
IN their statements. Other accounts say that three
democrats and three wings are elected. Again,
| it is sind, that no decision had been had upon the
subject, owing to an accident which had belallrn
the Governor, and which It WAS thought would
delay The canyasslng of the votes several days
The Journal Of Commerce of the 25lh u.
(the very latest news respecting the n. J, Elec
tom says;
ave learn by gentleman who came from
Newark last evening, that Gov Pennington had
his hip joint badly dIsocated, in jumping from
his carriage yesterday, at Trenton.
We also learn that up TO half past nine O'clock
last night, no information had been received at
Newark respecting the canvass Of the votes
which was To have taken place at Trenton yester-
day. 1t was doubted AT Newark whether the un.
fortunate accident which had befaIlen the Cover
nor would not delay the canvaSsing Of the votes
u few days longer"
One thing certain, majority OF democratic
votes were cast in the Congressional election,
aud with the Nashville Union, 1--WE still believe
the democracy have succeeded in elertus five
members on, Of the SIX, and that they will be u
bic 10 make coed their claims before the House
Of Representatives, even If the Governor and
Council should decide against them" We have
received from Gov =. ID. Vroom, the highest
candidate on the democratic ticket, 10 whom We
hereby return our thanks lnr his kind ailenIlon)
the Somerset, IN. j. Messenger, of the 23d
ult, which confirms US in the above opinion.
The following is an extract from that paper. -
The Messenger is speaking Of the result oil the
State election:
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY
We congratulate our friends upon the glorious
termination of their labour. Their conduct
throughout the campaign has been deserving OF
the highest need OF praise they have bee0 con
slant and faithful to the principles of Democracy
and interchangeable in all honorable exertion TO IN
sure success. They have their reward III bill
lau' trlumph-ln the regeneration OF the State
the lmperiShable honour of having insured th'
dsunIon of the unholy alliance of bank and siat'
and The bright prospect of prosperity and indie
pcndcnce which the measures of the Admin'slra
t'"n will induce. II Is happy thrice happ
aud glorious victory, won against fearful odds
against thoroughly organized party, hackc
with the powerful influence Of money and the "
te'nl patronage Of the State.
MISSISSIPPI. We observe that some oi tn
. federal papers in Alabama and Tenn. are maxim
a great calculations on this State from the 6ccidr'
laI success OF the Wing candidates in the LAT
: special election in Lowndes, Noxubce and Ken
d per. They overlook the result in Marsha
d and Chocaw altogether, We assure them ihI
u they ave entirely oHt in heir reckoning. l.,
" them mark the prediction. ~ Mississippi vi
u sever vote for Henry Clay, or any other feder
e Candidate for the Presidency. We also assuu
d them that we have good grounds fsr believing III
+" Judge Tro,ier will be reelected 10 the U. Stat
!. Senate. The rumor which the Argus has circ,
lated that The Judge intended 70 resign is a VIII
fgmeni, destitute o even The shadow Of q i,ur
dalion.
TRE TAEArRE.-Mr, Judah and LADY, a
sisted nv M. Rogers. have been PLAYING [,
several ~ hts past We attended on ThmS,3,
night last, and werr WY much pleased With Il
performance. For 50 small company. they d
admirably we'll. We hope that they will me
ly with the patronage, which their great efforts
As please so richly merit.
sc Gr A communication handed to us BY a &c
u tlemaa was mislald before We bad an opportuni
y OF examinngi il. II !, can be found, We will e
.esvog 10 attend to ucAi veeb