The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-10-29

uilSttis hus ulUpHGh til0 Sgdt5S from He
} eyes, and resolved never again 10 be d,
ceived by that s5swi.. fsoo, for whoi
she gave tremendous nfa1tcfiy il 184l
Maryland is, beyond the possibility Of
doubt, Democratic--thus securing a [
s. Senator of the true grit, in place {
] Mr. Merrick, whose time expires on th
4th of March next. Bnt bark! the Ke
Stone Of The great arch sends forth
voice: yes,
PENNSYLVANIA comes numbering alon
with her 10000 Democratic maiority!-
She, too, was wheedled into 'glorifying
that 'coon,' and gave her vote for iii
and Ty:' but the spell is broken'--th,
Charm is buried in The grave Of the 'olc
soldier Of North Bend and forever aflel
this time she will be firm TO the cause o
Democracy--as firm and fast as are the
rocks embedded in her own lofty noun
tains.
The 'old blue hem has cackled at last
and she shows goodly number Of Dem
ocratic chickens. Yes, at the Inspectors
election, Little Delawars' las for TIE
first Time Except once) in 95 years, Civ.
en- her vote for the cause Of Democracy!
For quarter Of century she has been
chained to the car of Whiggery--but she
is now tired of the association. Kent,
Newcastle, and Sussex have each given
Democratic maiority--thus making q
clear majority Of 284 in the State. In.
1910, Gen. Harrison got the State by up
wards of 1000 majority. Delaware, we
welcome thee!
New JERsEY.--From this State, so no.
torious for its false lights we have no.
thing positive; but we think, 'from the
lights now before US, that she too has
renounce1 Whiggery; that she has cast
off the shackles which have hitherto
bound her, and declared for those prin-
ciples of republicanism for which the old
Jersey Blues SO nobly fought. We ap.
pend synopsis Of the returns, so FAR as
heard from--but it is almost TOO good to
be true--so we will not crow very loud
just now Council-9 Wings, 9 Demo-
crals; Assembly-29 Wings, 90 Demo-
'rats; Wing majority in the Assembly
ast year, 70
OHlo.-From the Buckeye State we
nave but little. yet, but that little is pre-.
,ious good In Hamilton county, the
Democratic majority is f250--Butler co.
1850 Democratic majority. In the coun-
les of Jefferson, Carroll, Harrison, Bel
mont, Guernsey, Columbiana, Licking;
nd Franklin, in $40 the vote for Gov
rnor stood--Shannon, Dem. 426, Cor
vim, Nhig. 2349, in 1912, fhe vote is
shannon, lea7, Corvsin. ASS In. Cuva-
loga, Lake, and Lorraine counties. the
Yhig majorityis 638. Should Ohio 90
or the Democrats, il will be a severe re.
ake othe disorganizers who, in the re. !
oembrance Of their duty as drilled sol. $
lers of party, forgot the paramount q
uty Of representatives of their con
tituents.
In view of the glorous results above !,
acorded, what chance has Henry CIay
'r the Presidency? Il matters not now
heiher Col. Johnson killed Tecumseh. f
not; it matters not whether Col, Ben s
n was guilty of stealing money at f
hapel Hill or not-these things can be q
consolation TO the Wings, and very n
tie. to the sMll Boy of the Slashes -
Ut we look upon the sGreat Harry as
7ttied' at Ashland for the next twenty i
'ars, unless death intervenes. He is a
aiming youth, & if the political clouds !,
Ok to him portentous OF defeat--and . !
ey certainly must--all the DAYTON =
that might assemble between
IS and the day Of election could not
duce him from his retirement He a.
$ no idea Of suffering the chagrin, the 10
'rtflca!lon of fourth defeat; and as S.
PlaIn, simple, unpretending John Da-
> he stands no chance: the burnt pill. :,
: Of the Capitol would rise up in ludg- IN
ut against him. Upon John can the Gu
ds look, and exclaim- tel
This !, was the noblest Roman Of them all. oi
II the conspirators, save only he. tn,
10 that they did in envy of great Casar.n :;
:. ;, Since the above was written, we ii,
rn that the steamer Charlotte arrived ~
Grand Gulf late last night, and re- M
IS that Shannon is elected Governor s,
II bvyE i