Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-14
Loco Foco
Wing mnj.

~ A1@N /
rote for President ia the county OF Haywood.
In 1898. the Wing candidate for the Legs
lalure received q majority ofthe votes.
In 1924, Mr.. Crawford received ls votes
in the county Of B%uncombe, against Gen.
jackson. In 1888, the Van Burenites dared
not to bring out Il candidate.
In the same year, Mr.. Crawford received
about so votes in Burke county. In 1888,
no Administration candidate presented hun
self TO the people.
u. S. The Washington Globe, for the
last week, has contained no election news
whatever, except n letter or iwo from some
back counties in Missouri
TELL THE TRuTn. The Raleigh IN
CT Standard Loco Foco,) says that truth
and candor requires i, to say, that the friends
OF the administration have not a majority IN
either branch Of the Legislature"
THE BOASTED REACTION IN IN
DIANA.
The Washington Globe aud other loco
foco prints have been boasting Of a great
gain in the Legislature Of Indiana, bu, with
" hat truth the subjoined article from the
State paper will show.
From The Indiana journal Of The 18th ah.
INDIANA ERECT.
Below we publish u complete list Of the
members of the Indiana Legislature. The
last Legislature consisted Of SO Wings and
Ga Van Buren, men. In the mex there will
be SO Wings and 50 opposition. embracing
Van Buren,. Conservative. aud unknown
Wing gain, g..
The Democrat makes a great flourish r.
bout what it calls "lndlana's Redemption"
for the purpose of decciving the public as 10
the politics of the next Legislature. Let
no, our friends be deceived. We tell them
at home aud abroad, that our classification
is correct, and we challenge. we defy the
Democrat or any other Van Buren, print 10
poi, out a single materiul error in ii.
The Wings Of Indinna have molly and
tri%umphanlly done their duty. They have
met and successfully encountered inoumcr.
able difficulties ola local nature. At one
time during the canvass we were fearful that
they were reposing in fancied security, be-
llevIng that their opponents would not dare
to make an effort to gain the ascendancy in
the Legislature. But the Wing papers rung
United States Senator in their ears, and they
aroused themselves 10 the importance Of the
contest. And il is well for the loco iocos
that they did not sooner marshal themselves
for the conflict. ifthey had the poor Eel.
lows would have been distanced and doub.
led.
VoTE or MIssouRI-We find in the
New York Star, the following paragraph
assigning to the vote of Mr. Clay. on the
pre-emptIon bill. an untoward influence on
the result of the late election ia Missouri. 2
T III. =. II C-
Bulletin Of Aug. 10, says-"Eleclion re
turns come in slowly, but enough has been
ascertained 10 render the success Of Miller
and Harrison beyond doubt. In those coun
ties where prescription rights have an in
%huence, large majoriiies have been cast a
gainst us. This is Attributable in part ,c
the speech of Mr. Clay upon the pre-emp
ton bill. This measure is OF paramount in
fiuence in many counties; and bears dowr
all opposed 10 it. The Wings Of Missouri
are the warm friends of pre-emp,ion rights
but by The false reports Of our adverse ries
many honest men were induced TO believ,
otherwise. Al our mex, election however
these evils shall be remedied.'
MIssouRI-The new or Western Coun
lies OF Missouri come in very strong for Nj
Benton and the Administration. The squat
f tiers are unanimous for MIR b. on account o
his advocacy Of Prescription. Graduation
and other kindred projects. Some of tn,
= new Counties have gone for him will
scarcely a dissenting vote, and with an un
expectedly heavy poll. Caldwell. the Nor
mon County, gives 35l Adm. 10 2 Whis
votes. 10 Smith, the Prophet. annouced
t special revelation tina. all the Latter Day
t Saints should vote after that fashion. Tn,
! Mormons were always jealous hard. mon
ey' men in profession. even while i%nsuin.
their swindling KIRKLAND anil
BANKtng Association" notes, which the
never meant to redeem. We suspect, how
> ever, they had an additional motive on hi
occasion, which was to get on the stronl
a side and make friends in anticipation OF som'
Lynch operation against them.-New Yor
4 ker.
u ILLINOIS. 1t is impossible to ascertain tn
! result in this state until we get the official re
turns. One Loco Foco is reelected to Con
gress, and one Conservative who voted agains
n and is decidedly opposed to the Sub-Treasur
i System. The Wings all voted for him and h
is considered equal to a Wing gain. At a
events he is as decided an opponent to the al
v ministration as any Wing, and from the ton
of the administration papers in regard to tn
party with which he classes himself we iude