Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
fr.n "a, .N,s fs'k Express.
THE ELECTIONS.
POSTING rnE n poKs.


The Lose foeos are playing sheer came o
btsg In reg,td to good many Of the elections. an'
the Why's, though IN some places the real vic,
are giving up - btaien. without the shadow Of
reason. .
In Vermont tho wings last year were lie :sict
by the people. and this year they were suo.eSsiu
in every branch OF the public service. The people
there have now gwen them a triumphant majority
md secured the election OF n Senator in Congress
NEW JERSEY.
In New Jersey IN like manner NO have Cover
nor, Legislature, clean sweep OF State officers
md another Senator in Congress.
MARYLAND.
In Maryland, we confess n defeat, but II Is de
feat OF Wings ty Wigs, and the result OF the
election there shows that whenever the W hgs ore
united they will lie successful IL should We re
aeinbered, too, that in Maryland. we lose nothing
ia iact for there is Loco Foeo Governor in office
there. If We have not uiumphed there VIC have
GEORGIA.
We cone now TO Georgia, and here the Loeoioeos
nre GROWING to the top of their voices and shouting
victory, victory, as il they had actually defeated
th, wings Now the result oil the recent elections
there show ,ha, they have actually dons no such
thing Take the Legislature in 80 counties, all Of
those in the State but Ave, and the following is tho
result esw have them IRON the Milledgeville
Journal OF the lStn inst, which gives them onicaI-
Iy from the Executive books. Upon reference TO
the Congressional ticket. will be seen that Coop
az the highest upon the Van Buren, ticket, has a
majority over Habershan, the highest upon thu
Wing ticket, Of l. 7os votes; and that Millen, the
loves, on the Van Bdren ticket, has majority OF
1861 votes only over Haber.ham. THIS SHOWS
A GAIN OF $40 VOTES FOR THE WINGS
WHEN COMPARED WITH THE VOTE OF
MIR COOPER AND THAT RECEIVED BY
GOV. MCDONALD LAST YEAR, AND a
GAIN OF 1850 VOTES WHEN COMPARED
WITH MILLEN'S VOTE AND THE GOV
ERNOR'S.
votes wheu compared with last years election.
There remains now to be heard from only ave
eounte.. viz. Appling. Irwin, Pauding, Tattnal
and Ware These gave Mcdonald las; year a
majority Of soc woes. Should they return the
same majority this year for the Van Buren, ticket, II
will succeed 10y about 22o0 votes.
our State, saws ths Journal, We can IN truth say,
this is doing much better than We expected. Every
thrs has operated TO prevent that active exeEon on
their part, which was necessary to success. Our
opponents will have TO be wide awake Tor the
The legislature is "Lo.o" by about 40 votes,
and even here the Loeo Foes have lost.
They eee, in 81 eouuue3-all that are heard
fIom-l3l members, and gain THiRI -hOuK
The Loco Focos have elected lag members and
gained but TWENTY-FIVE. The Georgia election
Hen i. anything bu, 4 triumph for the Loco Foeos
We give returns in detail on the h.si pace
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania comes mex, and here too the Loco
Focos are making q terrible hi!Iabaloo, and Tor wha
reasonl
legislature has been chosen, an3 The Loco Fcco,
after s,rainins every nerve, hnvo a m jNry, as d
turn, ou not of 81 90, or p, upon joint ballot
but OF IS
According to the Harrisburg In,ellisence-. the re-
suits OF the election in this State as follows:
"In the Senate, 10 Loco Focos, ii Wings. In tn
House, 60 Loco Foeos, 40 Wings,
Last year the Senate stood IL Wings, 10 Loco:
The House IS Wings, G5 Locos. We have there
fore lost 5 members in the Senate, and gained
in the House.