Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
.Nesc York, Pennsylcanta, Ohio, .uaryia,,d
and Georgia. Come and Coming.

and Geergta--lOnse and Coming.
Rs tho Missnnri RennhIcan Of the 22d inst POI
itely handed us by friend, we have the loiIowIrs
returns from the recent State elections in Pennsyl
vania. Ohio, and Georgia. which truly enconra-
cling to the Democracy of the country. The Phil
adepbia correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot says
that he had been able to get returns from Southwark
only, which gave the Democratic tirket majority
of 1862 In Allegheny county, Banks, (whig,) ma
iority over Porter, (Dem is only SIG. At the last
Presidential election Gen. Harrson's majority was
3O46. In Dauphin county, the seat Of Govern
ment, the vote stands, Porter, 2,052 Banks, 2449.
Last year Van Euren, 2,ls7, Harrison, 3l25. In
Cumberland county, Porter's majority is about 500.
In York county, three townships nearest Harrisburg
gave Porter majority Of 81.
The Cincinnati correspondent of the Louisville
Journal, says the returns in Ohio come in slowly,
and favorable to the Democrats, who have carried
the county of Trumbull which not expected,
and is gain Of one member of the House. The
Democrats have also elected one member in Summit
county, and probably in Guernsey, both OF which
were wing counties. He says if the district of Lu-
cas-, Putnam, Pauldng, &c. give a Democratic ma
jority, he expects the two branches of the Legis
lature will each be equally divided.
Hamilton county, which last year, by pipe-laying,
gave small wing majority, has gone Democratic by
upwards Of 800 votes. In Whitewater precinct, in
which IS included Gen. Harrison's log-cabin at
North Bend, gave Democratic majority of near
100 votes.
This information being obtained frem wing sour
ces, we may be safe in calculating that the result
will prove little more favorable to the Democratic
cause.
The Republican says it hast returns from every
county in Maryland, most of them official or authen-
tic, and few reported. Hon. Francis Thomas the
Democratic candidate, if the returns are correct is
elected Governor, by majority of sos.
The Augusta (Georga) Constituencies contains
returns from 43 counties in this State in which the
majority for the Democratic candidate for Governor is
5O7. The wing majority in the same counties last
year was 1862. The Constituencies thinks the
Democratic majority will be 5000 or 1000. perhaps
more
New York is considered sure for Democracy
Bennett one of the safest caculators in that State
carly last spring warned the wing party to be prepa-
red for Waterloo defeat.
We shall not follow in the footsteps of our oppo-
ncnts by raising shout at the triumph of our prn
cpes, the pleasing reflection that ii is so, is all the
satisfaction we wish. Since the last Presidential
election, Illinois, Tenhessec, Indiana, Maine, Yer
mont, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Georgia
have voted, and how have the wings maintained their
ground! In Illinois they have reduced the Demo-
cratic majority little, while in Tennessee and Yer
mont their heavy majorities have been greatly redu-
ced and the other States they have lost. To these
we may soon add the States of New York and Mich
igan. Gentlemen who have travedeRfbrough the
latter State say that the wings have given up all
hope of carrying it.
ILLINoIs.-We regret to see the disaffection
existing in the ranks OF the Democracy in this State
on the subject of their next candidate for Governor.
Strange it may appear, that party is yet without
systematic organization for the nomination of cam
ddates for State officers, consequently euds are la
bic to arise among its members to the destruction of
that harmony and good feeling which essential to
the success Of a party. Some of its journals are