The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-11-28

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Sister, into the Wing fold, and can wish 70
her no more glorious destiny, than that th'
maturity of the fruit may equal the promise
of the blossom.
From the Detroit Advertiser, we cop,
the following expression Of the feelings 0
the Wings Of Michigan, ON the triumph
they have achieved:
Michigan Redeemed
40 who that shares them ever viii forget,
/ The emotions Of tins spirit rousing time,
/ When brrathless IN the mar, the couriers met,
| Early and late, at evening and al prime
1 When the loud cannon and the merry chime,
/ Halls news on news as rows on TowN is won
When HoFR, long doubtful, SCARS At LENGTH srB
LINE,
And our glad eyed, awake, as day begun,
/ NArlH JOYS BROAD BANNER RtsE, 10 Met TN
RISING srS"
We believe we can safely announce to
our readers, and 10 the Wings Of the Union,
that MICHIGAN Is REDEEMED -
Sufficient returns have been received 10
warran, this gratifying conclusion. The
heaviest eom!ic, have been heard from.
In all Of them, the Wing maiortles have
been greatly increased and the loco foco
malort,cs reduced.
This il sublime moral triumph No
State in the Lnlon has been 80 badly gov.
crncd as Michigan. No State IN the Union
50 much nccdcl Reform. THIS the People
fcll, and they have arisen, IN the majesty
a their strength, 70 redeem and reform
their Statc. The result is, there will be
\ VINO GOVERNOR,
\ Vino LEGISLATURE, aud
\ VINO UNITED STATES SENATOR,
4 more perfect victory could not have
been achieved. For,t tho Wings Of Mchi-
gan cannot bo, feel mos, dcvoutiy grateful.
-RaieIgh Regisfer.
Mdssdchusens.--Thc Annual Election
took place on Monday week, III this State.
Il Is believed there has bccn no election for
Governor, majority Of all the votes gwen,
being required to elect. The Van Buren,
Candidate, Morton "a thorough gong Abo-
luensA who has been IN the field now
about 20 years, has received more votes
than Everett Wing but there are several
hundred scattering votes. This may APP.
pear strange story to tell Of Ma 'sachu-
setts-ihat State, oi which Mr.. Mangm
said IA the L. $. Senate, that he honored
and loved her, because She had never vet
been conquered, But the reason Is appa-
rent. The Wings suffered themselves TO
split 70 plwcs on Two or three questions Of
local policy whilst the Vans, as they al
WAYS do, sunk every other consideration
IN the effort TO elect their man. The
Wings have. however, both branches Of
the Legislature, and viii, Of course, re-
elect Gov. Everett, should 1t turn out there
Is no choice, which, We believe from the
returns, 10 BE- the fact
The Boston Atlas Of the 10th inst. con-
tans the following statement:
yorrs ron GOVERNOR,
Everett Morton,
900 towns, 50,l36 50,33l
Morton majority 1876. There arethree
towns in Franklin, one in Mddlesex, and
one IN Berkshire to be heard from. These
towns viii about balance each other
There is ccrtalnly in our opinion, no choice.
We have heard already Of about 300 scat
tcrng votes We shall save the State
from the spoilers after all. Their huzzas
have all been 10 no purpose,
On the above the \. Y. Courier and En-
quirer saws "Our opinion is, the vote
is so close, that nothing but all the official
returns regularly canyassed will decide the
question, Should the scattering votes eS-
coed the majority for Goycrnor-whlchev-
or way that majority may be-tho Govern
or will be chosen by the Legislature, in
the following manner provided by the Con
stitution. The House of Representatives
will send to the Senate two names of the
four persons receiving the highest number
Of votes of the people, and from these two
the Senate will select one for Governor
As the Wings will undoubtedly have the
ascendancy in the Senate, should there be
no choice by the people, Gov. Everett will
be reelected Governor of the State,--tb.
MsSissippi,--We have by the last mail,
the first return, that we have seen, from
Mississippi. In Lowndcs County, two
Wings and one V. h. man, Jesse Speisht,
late of n. C.) are elected to the Legisa-
ture, The Administration Candidate for
Governor leads the Wing Candidate fire
votes. The vote for Members of Congress
is as follows Brown V. b. Cpl, ThomP-
son v. b. 6ls, Blngaman (W.) 6lO, Da-
ris (W.) COG.
In Noxubcc, the whole Wing Ticket is
elected, and an average majority of about
30 for Governor and Congressmcn.-ib.
Both these counties at the last election
gave Van Buren, maiorities--at the late C.
lection only one. In these two countie,
there has been Wing gam Of 400 votes
since last election,