The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
From the Men York Express.
THE ELECTIONS.
POSTING THE BOOKS.

the elections, anu Tue WhiSs, h'uch !"
some places the real yictors, are giving up
as beaten, without The shadow Of reason
VERMONT.
In Vermont the Wings last year were
defeated by the people, and this year they
we're successful in every branch OF the
public service. The people there have
now given them triumphant majority and
secured the election of Senator IN Con-
gress. -
In New Jersey in like manner we have
Governor, Legislature, clean sweep oil
Stale officers, and another Senator IN Con-
gress. -
In MARYLAND, we confess defeat, but
it is defeat of Wings by Wings, and The
result of the election there shows that
whenever the Wings are united they viii
be successful. II should be remembered,
too, that in Maryland, we loose nothing IN
fact, for there is Loco Foco Governor IN
Office there. If we have not triumphed
/ tntre We IdNt lUst npAl.hits tuS'N'
GEORGIA.
We come now to Georgia, and here the
Locotocos are growing to the top OF their
voices and shouting victory victory, as
if,hey had actually defeated the Wings
| Now the result of the recent elections
there show that they have actually done
no such thing. Take the Legislature in
SO counties, all of those IN the State but
five, and the following is the result. as We
have them from the Milledgeyille Journal
of the 18th inst, which gives them official
" from the Executive books. Upon a
reference to the Congressional ticket, II
will be seen that Cooper, the highest upon
the Van Buren, ticket, has majority over
Habersham, the highest upon the Wing
ticket, of | Jos votes and that Nlillen, The
lowest on the Van Buren, ticket, has ma.
lorty Of ,26i votes only over Habessham
THIS SHOWS A GAIN OF 1909
VOTES FOR THE WINGS WHEN
COMPARED WITH THE VOTE Oh
Mr.. COOPER AND THAT RECElV
ED BY GOV. MCDONALD LAST
YEAR, AND GAIN Of2,350 VOTES
WHEN COMPARED WITH NIL.
LENS VOTE AND THE GOVERN
OR'S.
) The average gain by the Wing ticket
is 1871 votes when compared with las
years election.
There remains now to be heard from
only five counties, viz. Appling, Irwin
, Paulding, Tartnall, and Ware. Thes
! gave Mcdonald last year majority Of 50'
votes. Should they return the same ina
, ioritv this wear for the Van Buren, ticket
!, will succeed by about 2200 votes.
To the State Rights and Wing part,
, throughout our State, says the Journal, W
1 - - .-.-.t - 49, --i.-s- .~----L L-.'-
, than We expected. Every thing has oper
, ated TO prevent that active cxeriion on ,hei
? part, which was necessary to success
: Our opponents will have TO be wide aWak
D for the future.
5 The Legislature is Z" Loco by about A
! votes, and even here the Loco Fucos hay
lost,
3 They elect 10 81 couniies-all that ar
Z heard trom-l3i members, and gai
. THIRTY.FOUR. The Loco focos hay
4 elected lao members and gained but 25
, The Georgia election then is any thing bu
: a triumph for the Loco Focos. We Civ
. returns it detail on the first page.
: PENNsYLVAyIA.
Pennsylvania comes next, and here to-
the Locofocos are making IA terrible hula
: balao, and for what reason
Legislature has been chosen, and tn
Loco Focos after strainihg every nerve
have majority, as 1t turns out, not Of 81
OF 80, or u, upon ioint ballot, but of 2J
According to the Harrisburg In,ellisen
Ger, the results Of the election in this Stat
are as follows:
In the Senate, 10 Loco Focos, l.
Wings. In the House, 90 Loco Focos
40 Wings.
, Last year the Senate stood II Wings
l6 Locos. The House 80 W hgs, 65 Lo
cos. We have therefore lost 3 member
in the Senate, and gained ) in the House
FECAPITuLATION.
Locos. Whigs.