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, 1840-10-17
THE JOURN AL.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1910.
ELECTION IN MAINE AND VERMONT.

bLCI loN Nv MAINE Nv
Have slave holders reason for rejoicing over the suc-
cess of the wings in these states! Will the safety of
our nstitutions-the peace of the c~ountry-and the
harmony of the Union be promoted by the defeat of
such men rs Smith Of Mainel Ought Southern men
TO exult with Abolitionists at the success OF the dis
ciples and co-laborers of Slade! Time only can re-
veal the correct answers TO these questions. But
Judging from the past we may have great cause to
regret the election of such men as have succeeded in
Maine and Vermont over the Democratic members.
At the last session of Congress. Johnson's resolutions
on the subject of slavery petitions were adopted by
a majority of only six votes! There was but a sin-
gle whig from the non slaveholding states that voted
with US on this subject. Ifthe gains which the wings
have made by the la-t elections, arc of the SAM stripe,
shareholders have nothing to hope and every thing to
fear. The four members gained in Vermont and
Maine will turn the scale in favor of the foul spirit Of
Abolition. Petitions for the abolition Of slavery in
the District of Columbia will pour in upon Congress;
memorials for prohibiting the slave trade among the
states will crowd upon the National Lcgislature-
the time of the Peoples Representatives. will he con
sumcd in discussing the rights of the South and West,
to the property guaranteed TO them by the Con.titu-
tion-the slave states will be flooded with speechc.
rom Slade and Evans and Clark, and civil discord
aud discussion will take deep root among the states
Of the confederacy. Such will be the inevitable re-
suit of the success OF ~whIggery in the North. Where
yer abolition is in bloom, there whiggery riots.
VIII the slaveholding states tamcly submit to thisl
Will they hear themselves slandered as menstellers,
ard dcnOuncc u rs enemies TO man by brothers OF the
same great family! Will they stand BY and see the
seed Of servile war aud negro insurrection sown in
their midst No! The day that the Congress OF the
United States permits the subject OF slavery to be dis
cus.'d within its halls, will be the death kncII TO the
existence of the Union. On who.c head will ccnsurc
Te'tl Who will stand an-wrrabIr for these things
before the people ofthe South and West! On whom
will they then pour curses loud and lnn.l On those
who rejoice over the defeat L OF men, who have for the
last two years been standing side by srdc with south
erncr' in the defence Of their Ii.Lts-on the men who
rejoice ut the success Of Sladc OF Vermont, aud Ey-
ans OF Maine: Tn southern wings who have deserted
the party, thIthlvc sacrificed Themselves at home for
the safety Of slave holders "n slave holders who oppose
the man who il pledged rciin.; every abolition move
meat and who support a man whose course i giving an
ti-.lavcry more strength than every other cause COM
bined.
, 1840-10-17

10 We have favorable new. from the Democratic
Convention At JcTers"nCity. There were about 500
persons prcscut from all 7nrts ofthe State. Col. Benton
addrr'cd the meeting in a speech Of great power for
about 3 hours. Several other Speakers addressed the
meeting with good effect, and the a.semblage dispcrs-
ed after a session Of two dnys-cach man going home
with renewed confidence in the correctness Of hi.
principles, and with the determination TO extingui.h
every hope Of whir-"ry in Missouri, as fast as it buds.
The Republican promise. an extended notice of the
proceedings which we NAV publish.
, 1840-10-17
EOR TIE JOURNAL.

M. Edit0r:-Having seen several pub
lished tables in the leading Political news pa
pers Of the day on both sides of the ques.
ton, showing the state claimed by the Edl-
tors Of those papers respectively, for their
%favorite Candidate for the presidency in 1910,
and as | do not fully concur in any of the
calculations that | have yet seen thus sent
fourth to the public. (though not an Editor OF
a news paper myseIf I have come to the con-
~clusion TO give TO the public for what it may
be worth, a table showing my own c~alcula,
tons as to the most probable result in the
final settlement Of the presidential question
for 1910,
, 1840-10-17

The whole number IF Electoral votes. is
29i. Necessary TO a choice 49,. 1t will be
seen that have set down as certain for Mr..
Van Buren,. IA states giving IFS Electoral
votes;-aud to Gen. Harrison. | have given
G states giving sc Electoral votes rs doubfful;
states. in which the chances Tor Mr.. Van
Buren,, are at least equai 10 that of Gen.
Harrison. OF the triumphant reelection of
Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the presidency. ! have
never for a moment entertained 4 doubt
But The time is not far distant when this vex
cd question will be placed beyond cavil.
A MlSSOURlAN.
, 1840-10-17
PUBLIC MEETING.

We are requested to announce TO the voters Of Pike
that a public meeting will be held by the Democratic
party at Frankfort, on Saturday the 9th inst. sni I
Matthew Owens in Calumet TN "wednesday the 18th.
Several Sddresscs may he expected at both places
not hope that our opponents will give US their pre-
sence1
, 1840-10-17

Stoddard-Harmon Reed.
Tanev-Jesse Jennings.
Van Buren-Fran Prime.
Warren-Cuntested, by reason of a tie.
Wash;ngton-Avres Hudspeth, J. For
ouhar and A G Hinkston.
Wayne--Wiley Wallis. There will be a
democratic majority of 16 on joint ballot.
, 1840-10-17

The Russians are all driven back from
khiva.
Commodore Napier has commenced the
war in Egypt by taking five of Mehemit
Ais vessels.
, 1840-10-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATINE Els.
From the county Of Audrain-James Har.
riSon.
Barry-Littlebury Mason.
Benton-Samuel III. Whipple.
Boone-Darid VI. Hickman. George kaor.
James S. Rollins, Tyre Harris and AleruR-
der PerSinger.
Buchanan-Jesse B. Thompson.
Callaway-Benj. Young, III. Tut and ".
II. Russell.
Cape Girardeau-Tbomas 3. English.
James Russell and Aaron Snyder.
Carroll-Thomas MINIS.
Chariton-SterIing Price.
Clay-Wm. T. Wool, Alcr ". Doaiphdn
and John Dougherty.
Clinton-Thompson Smith.
Cole-Henrv Bartlett and Green White.
Crawford-HeRry Z. Daris.
Clark-no returns, Wig elected.
Cooper-John S. Miller, Jordan O'Bryan
and Laurence c. Stercns.
CALDWELL. NJ. Ramsay.
Daviess-Benedict Weldon.
Franklin-E. p. ChiLes and w. ID. Hunt.
Gasconade-A Alexander.
Green-John S Phelps.
Howard-David Peeler. james E. Bould-
in, w NJ Jackson and J w Redman.
Jackson-John S. King and Coleman c.
c. Kavanaugh.
Jefferson-Jonathan Smith and Philip Pip
kin, jr.
Johnson-James NJ Fulkerson.
Lafayette-IVilldm Wood and John b.
TiriOn.
Lewis--W,Hiam Ellis.
Lincoln-Hans Smith and Carly Wells.
Linn-no return, democrat elected.
Livingston-Charles III Ashby.
Madison--N B Davis.
Marion-Thos L Anderson, John Lear
and Il q Draper.
Monroe-JonaMan Gore and Josiah Ste
TenS.
&. Montgomerv--Josrph d. Perry.
Morgan-Hugh w Miller.
Macon-Wm Griffin.
Miller-Wm A Harrison.
New Madrid-no returns, Wing elected.
Newton Wilson.
Piatte-Dr Holt.
Perry-Henrv Seibert.
Pettis-J w Crenshaw.
Pike--Hannibal Emmerson, Matthew Civ
ems and David c NJ Parsons.
Polk-Robt E Acock.
Pulaski-John S Burnett.
Randolph-W WI b NLean and Geo Burck-
hart.
Ralls--Dabney Jones and Wm Gerard.
Ray-Hardy Holman and Mr. Blythe.
~Ripley-John Chiffon.
Rives-Geo w Woodson.
st. Francois-Joseph BOgy,jr.
Ste. Genevieve--Thos NJ HORNE.
st. C~harles-John ID Coulter and James
G. Bailey.
st. Louis-Wm A Lynch, Louis Y Bogy,
Thomas d Yates, Samuel b Churchill, WI
linn Tyler, George S Lakeland and John
SaPpington.
Saline-De VIII M'Nuh.
Scott-Robt White.
Shelby--Samuel 5 MatsoR.
, 1840-10-17

GrJ- From the Missouri Courier we learn that Col.
Benton, the distinguished champion Of western right,
and western Interest,", will be present at the meeting
Of the Democratic Association Of Marion county, At
PALMYRA, on the 22l INST.
, 1840-10-17
NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The following are the m Of Members
elect TO both branches of the next General
Assembly. To show the political complex
ion Of the two houses, we have put the
wing members in Halics:
SENATE.
From the LIST Senatorial District. composed
of the counties Of St. CHARLES aud Warren
I'm. NJ. Campbell.
Cd. from Lincoln and Neutrality-suspicious.
Finley.
Sd, from Pike-Jdnies Jones.
4th, from Marion, Lewis. Rails and Clark;
John G orer and Stephen GlaScock.
5th. from Monroe and Shelby-Joshua
Gentry.
9th, from Callawav-John Congcr.
9TH, from Boone and Audrain-Sinclair
Kirtley and Archibald Turner.
9th, from Howard-Owen Rawlins and c..
r. Scott.
9th, from Randolph and Macon-Thomas
]. Gorham.
10th, from Livingston, Linn, Charlton and
Carroil-Thomas Watson.
18th. from Ray, Daviess and Caldwell
Josiah NORM.
18th, from Clay and Clinton-J. T. V.
Thompson.
18th, from Scott, New Madrid and Stod-
dard-Abraham Hunter.
14th, from Madison and Ripley-John
Polk.
18th. from Cape Girardeau-John Martin.
18th, from Perry, Ste. Genevieve and st.
Francois-Peter X. Pratt.
18th, from Washington-JesSey II. "
Nrdin.
18th, from Franklin, Jefferson and Craw-
ford-William r. Elliott and Johnson ii. Al
ford.
18th, from st. Louis-Bererly Allen. Way
wan Crow and Frederick Hyatt.
Goth from Cole and Gasconade-Geo.
w. Miller.
alst, from Pulaski and Morgan, VIM. Mon
roe.
92d, from Cooper-ReuJen A. ETing.
93d, from Pettis. Saline and Benton
Vacancy, which will be supplied by the cleo
ton Of a democrat.
Gath, from Johnson, Lafayette and Rives;
James Young.
25th, from Greene, Barry, Polk and fancy
josiah F. Danforth.
26th. from ia :kson, Johnson and Van
Buren-LewiS Franklin.
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