Columbus Democrat., 1841-10-16
GEOKGIAE ELLATlON-

Ihe eastern mid brings Us the re'urrs iom
the counties Of Mu-cogee, Harris, Stewart, Up.
500, jasper, Monroe, Trodp, Pike, Bib and
Talbot. The ,ote in these counties last fall
stood for Harrison sOJ3, Van Buren, $40, Har.
tsons majority 2299.
The majority fof Dawson in t',se coun'es
now Is ouly 507, being democratic gaia Of 1850
.or about 3 per cent.
The aggregate vote a The State last ycar, wos
72Is2--a proporioua'e aain u the counties not
heard from will elect ncD,uall by a majority Of
about thousand votes.
The whig majority IN the State last la.l was
$40. Anolher ma OF two will dispel all doubts.
BETTER NEWS STILL.
Cher Ike track The Georgia Logs ar, here
We have been npamucd 10 make the following
extract from letter # an ucageut genUemla
in Georgia, 10 friend olhis ia rhis place. We
won't halo before weara ogl Of the woods, b.t
We think vc may safely say h chances are nat
Ne Rave gainela glorious victory IA Georgi
Ne loo, forward with cou6don hope our o2po.
ncnis with fear and nemblng.
MONTICELLO, sth 0c, 1s4I.
Denr sir--I write to give you the earliest in.
formation that Georgia ou more stand "rc-
deemed aad reeonemted." Size has again taken
her old position IN The ranks Of democracy The
tine s'neo Tie election has not teen long enough
TO enabla us 10 determine precisely Is to majolr
ties, but enough is known 10 sa, sly al, egen ito
wings themselves that all is oslto he coon skin
party The democrots carried this county for
Me legislature by "a maiorily Of about ID votes,
IBfoddls, senate, i. jordan Wyatt and Robin.
son, Hcuse.) They have also carried tho whol,
ticket in Henry, Bbb Stewart, Washington,
Houston in Mascogee, 8 ID Monroe, in
Jones, / in Warm, IN Hancock, aad gained
N Meriwethor. The aggregate gain ia these
couhtlfs IS thirty The whig moIonly IN the !cgis
Iaure Iast yem 0as thlly one, on JOINT ballot
to Ibis amount odd ten on account Of the loss Of
Chnian. 1--we membols) IN the present election,
and il viii make forty one. Double tie amount
OF our gain, aud twill make sixty, showing that
$50 viii have a majority ofuincoo, 10 say nothing
about other gains, Wh.ch we confidently expect
/, several couuue' yet to hear from McDo1-
aids majority although feel certain Of his eiec.
ton, lnpptehcnd will nol be Mugc perhaps not
exceeding one thousand. DaWson's majority, last
year, was about four thousand. There are nine.
ty three counties IN he State il will consequently
require falling off of something short Of fifty
votes IN The majority Of each county from Daw.
sons poll last year to carry Mcdonald ahead
The counties heard from greatly exceed an aver
age gam Of fifty votes to McDonald, but as a
great number Of The counties yet to hear from,
poIl avery small vote, think il not safe 10 cal
culnIe on gain OF much more than dilv to
county in the whole vote of the state. II Daw.
son is beaten as yeuly believe he Is, | think his
fall will be like lurier's, never to rise again.
We enjoy our triumph the more, because the
most sangunc amongst US scarcely anticipated
il, and the wings suffer the moro hpm the fact,
thew treated the possibility Of such an event
with mocKery and sometimes with insult.