Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-31

La Sale (Ouawa) where those works are
in most efficient progress, have given sic
teen hundred Administration majority in
5000 votes; while they only gave 200 in
1886.
KENTUcKY. The Wings have it pretty
much to themselves in Kentucky, though
in particular sections the friends of the
Administration made resolute stand, md
in several succeeded. Still, in about half
tho State there was no regular or serious
opposition TO the Wings, while in one
Congressional District only are the friends
of the Administration enabled to walk
over the course. That District is the First
(Mr. Murroy's) in the Southern part of the
State, and is but partially heard from. 10
some counties there was spirited contest
on local or personal grounds, but the aggre
gate vote is light.
MISSOURI. Tine late Election in this
State has been more resoluteiy contested
than any preceding; and the result is just
about what we have for some time antcl-
pated. Although the Wing candidates for
Congress are thus far ahead. and the same
poriy in the Legislative Elections, yet
there is no reasonable doubt that the foil
returns will reverse all this, and re- elect
Messrs. Harrison and Miller to Congress,
with Legislature that will return Hon.
Thomas II. Benton to the United States
Senate. The vote is much heavier than
any ever before cast. St. Louis, it will DC
seen, gives 500 Wing majority: but this is
almost balanced by Cole, the Adminstra.
ton stronghold. Each party has done its
utmost. We believe the Administration
majority in the State will be about half
what it was last year.
ALABAMA.--All the returns received
give the Wings "a Members of Legislature
to 80 Administration. Last year, Wings
80 to 81 Adm. There has been no doub,
that the State is Sub Treasury since many
leading State Rights men have gwen in
their adhesion to it. including Hon. Dixon
H. Lewis, Member of Congress, Judge
Lipscomb of Mobile, Elk Speaker John w.
M'CIung of Huntsville, &c. We are
rather surprised to learn that under such
circumstances, the Wings have elected a
Member of Congress in place Of Mr.. Law
ler. deceased Gen. G. w. Cfabb Of
Tuscaloosa is said to have 79l majority in
eight counties, with only Talladega to hear
| from, which will probably reduce it 900.
NORTH CARoLINA.--Th mail of last
evening brought ns returns Of the election
from all the 65 counties Of North Carolina,
excepting the three extreme western ones
The result for members Of Assembly is as
follows:
Wings o2* Van Buren, Is
Giving the three counties unheard from
all to the Administration, there will still
remain clear Wing majority in the Legis-
lature of l4--S in the Senate, and 10 the
lower House.
The returns Of the Governors election
have been received from but 46 counties
out Of the Sc in which DUDLEY is near Is
600 votes ahead.
In announcing the above results, the
Raleigh Register congratulates its readers
and the country at large in the following
animated terms:
IT is with feelings such as we have
rarely experienced that we announce the
important fac. North Carolina too ha.
cast down her idols, and joined in the louc
chorus of triumph and joy which, commence
ing in Maine, has been now reverberatet
from almost every State in the Union. -
Yes, the Old North is now emphatically
redeemed, regenerated and dsenthra!leG
After fight Of war to the knife, and the
knife to the hit, victory has perched upor
the Wing banner, under the glorious fold,
Of which so many gallant States have laker
shelter. Make way, then. Tor US. and pro
claim to the utmost verge Of The Union
that NORTH CAROLINA HAS ELECTED 4
Wing GovERNoR! Wing senate!
AND A WHIG HOUSE OF COMMONS