The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-02

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From the New Orleans Bee.
II is a remarkable fact that IN the three
states in which the wing triumphs during the
recent elections have been most brilliant and
decided, viz: Tennessee, Maryland and
Georgia, our party were conlending for some
thing more than the mere evanescent victory
of the hour In Tennessee they were bat
Ting for the supremacy inthe United States
Senate The Legislature had 10 cleo. two
members ofthai enlightened body. Sc close
was the division of partiesin the Senate, that
upon the result Tennessee dependeda wing
or locofoco majority carried with il inevitably
the repeal of the Tariff and every other Judi
cious and wholesome public measure adopt
ed by wing legislation. A wing majority
would, under the United States Senate, be /,
a conservative bulwark against the fierce en-
croachmenis of locofoco Tadcalism. This
was the momeRtous consequence ofthe strug-
Gle in Tennessee. Hence the wings of that
gallant state threw of their apathy, rallied
around their principles and their men, and
achieved one of the most important and
splendid iriumphs which has ever crownedR
political contest. 1851. ....-. a.
In Maryland, the consequences of the.
election were scarcely less Taught with The
deepest interest. Upon the Legislature TO
be chosen al the October election, devolyed
the double duty Of sending Senator 10 Con-
gress and Of disiriciing the State In order
10 secure 10 the county the benefits ola
wing Legislation, it was necessary 10 place
the majority in The United States Senate be-
4 yond al possible contingencies a majority
oflonr--of which one Mr.. RiVes--could
hardly be considel cd for OF against us-miRht
safely be regarded as sufficient for al useful
4 purposes. In the appointment of the state,
wing Legislature would have undonbted-
ly perpetrated gross gerymandcd, mas
much as last year, when thar party enjoyed
The ascendancy in the popular branch Of the
Mary land Legislature, they passed district
ing Dill SO unequal and unjust thai the Sen
ate rejected il forthwith, preierring TO leave
4 the State temporarily unrepIesenied, and
) await the cbaDees Of another election. The
result hes justified their course, and sealed
il with The approba.ion Of the people Of Ma
, ryland. ~. 1919
Finally, in Georgia, the wings were struggling
for a NOE substantial victory than usual -
/ An amendment iolhe stale constitution had
been adopted making tho form OF the Log
/ isla,ure biennial instead of annual, ~ hero
iofore. The Legislature TO be chosen in
/ October, would therefore enjoy power TWO
consecutive years. Ia that period they could
mature and cary into effect fixed principles
: Of policy and replace the credit Of the state
. on a stable basis, from which locofoco cape
, rimentalsm has hurled il. Again, John &.
: Calhoun has been formally nominated ioshc
Presidency By the Locokoco State Convnn-
ton, and the whigEof Georgia were burn.
: ing with anxiety 10 prove 10 their brcihr
J zen throughout ihc Union that the land
st oI Cfawloid, Bcirisn, aud Tfoup, could no
nc be annexed BY locoioco caucus 70 The domain
'f- Of South Caiolins. They rose in their nigh
be aud rovoullonizcd the slate. 81.
I'd From these thee examples this pIcgnan
e. consequence may be dcduccd--lhat h,
- why party are aspowcrlu now as they were
ig IN the evcntful times Of lSiO-lhat whencs
D. e. the importance Of the issue requires Il
ID they can baltic with The same energy ane
y win victories quite - brilliant. In 1874
I'd when the presidential question will prcscts
ds a motive iar stronger even than those whicl
a animated the wings Of Tennessee, Mar,lans
y and Georgia, our party win rally around ihcii
n candidates in numbers that will uppal ths
" cohorts oilocoloooism and with devotion anC
D. enthusiasm that will shrink fom The perform
e anoo Of no honorable service Gale Ilatod Il
3 promote success. The result in the state,
q, just roicuod TO is an earnest of VIVA, The
n wigs intend TO do next year.