The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-19
ALABAMA ELECTION.

The news from Alabama is highly favorable. IN
Mobile County, where the wings had last wear a ma.
ierity democratic Senator and two democracIlc rel-
resenatlves out of four elected. The Mobile Reg
lister of August Sd. says;
We have elected f. l.: Toumin. DEM Senator,
r 80 majority, and B. McArin and John IS tioaan,
Repre seuaiives The Democratic party run three and
lost two. The Wings tnil ticket OF fur and ltS
two. G.. I.angdon, r. McPrince and Joseph Bats.
N"is "iss i. irwin and R. c. McAlpinr. (whss,l are
MeCiuug, the Wig candidate for GoSornnr j" doubt
less beaten. .
INDIANA ELECTION.
Here also the rcnocratic party as successful. In
Jeff.non County Mr. Bright, ihe Democratic candidate
lately removed from the office Of Marshall, by the mo
nroscrip,ion par,y,", has been elected tn the Senate
In Wayne county Democratic Senator has aso been
elected. ,,,,.
m ,so County ono Democratic and ono Wbg mem
her of the House Of Representatives IS elected. In
Marion County th- same.
The Wings last wear, had majority Of II in the
Senate and so in the House. The probability is that
the majority will he the other side, in the House, at
least.-N. Y Post
TIE WORK BEGUN-A BANK PRESIDENT IN
THE PENiTENTIARY.
The Sheriff of GalIia county, yesterday deposited
in the Pen,enary. Mr.. Harrington, the late President
nf the GaIIipolis Bank, for term of fifteen years. We
never rsoice over the Ill fortune or the punishment of
our fellow beings hut cannot help feeling gratl6ed
that hank swinders are at last likely 10 he placed the
soue f,n,lna with other criminals This makes
epo,b in the history Of the administration of justice in
Chio. and Judge Hannah will loose nothing by the
denre he ha. siven that before him, Bank Presidents
nre no more than Other men, when the law is violated.
II was the acts of this harrington, that Combs, his
successor refused being looked into by the Bank Conn
mssionersl The papers and books would not hear the
light Ohio Statesman.
The following, from the Pittsburgh ManulactureT,
exemplies Mr.. Grargers reform in The Post office De-
par,ment Tho whole press of the country seems in
oDen rebellion against the dsgraceu delays, and mis-.
carraqes nf the papers. We have complaints from all
direc,ions; but what can we do in the premises'
COMPETENT OFFICERS.
We received the following letter from recently ape
pointed federal Postmaster. We presume his prede-
cessor was turned out because Mr.. Granger supposed
that 'rhe interests Of the Country would be promoted
BY tho appointment Of the author Of the following
mole: -.
-sN-- July 20ih ls4t
Sir the Manulactor send to thsoificc Directed r.
s. Remains in the office for SUN time. And not
taken ont have made Inquiry and Am Informed that
he has left this Rsgen of Country And Con TO parts
unnone 10 mo or m, informant you Will epease
stop them until information is had Where to send them
and obliee yours.
Mr.. Philips Esqr Editor F-V---
The gentleman. who has "sloped" owes l3 IS tor
subscription, which ir the Postmaster will "iork over
we will promise to publish the above letter with hii
name and residence ultnched to it till forbid, without
asking any compensation.