Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-08

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Lieut.. Governor Lyman 400, Eaton GAG, An
gier %.
For Treasurer. Baldwin 39l, Spalding 246,
Hale 25, scattering 8.
For Congress,
The only contest was between the locos them
selves = that is, between the friends and opponents
of Mr.. Dillingham; and the result is anything hut
naiterng TO Mr.. d. We ought to say that 1t was
well understood that Mr. Peck was averse TO hav-
ing his name used, and urged his friends to sus.
thin Mr.. D.-oiherwise his vote would unques-
tionably have been considerably larger, Thus
stand the votes Geo. b. Chandler 23O, Lucus
b. Peck 60, Geo. Putnam 10, Nathan Smile 4,
Addison Peck !, Jacob Scott l. f. p. Walton jrl
-3l6 of which the three last named were prob
ably put into the Congress- box by mi%tnke Paul
Dillingham; jr. 316:' majority for Mr.. Dillingham;
80 only.
Toi0n Representatives. The ocos carried their
man by minority slightly increased, on lighter
vote than last year.
Addison Peck, 1896 being "a less than last year.
E,P Walton IT,, 224 81
j. P. Miller, 10 4" 8 d"
Scattering.
Total vote 63O Peck's majority l42 OF course
we ought to prefer the election of Wing, (any
one but ourself, to be sure) yet we are not SO
churli>h as to begrudge the successful candidate
for his good fortune. He has long labored, and
not without ellciencyto sustain his party, and we
should he the last to deny that his party ought TO
sustain him, as they have done SO handsomely.
lT;I,Heeor EloSoIv aI md tha
sentative gallan,ly carried by the wings by ~
majory-1 more than last year.
Berlin This, too, is hard fought field as usu-
al, but the wings conquered handsomely -prety
much as usual, too.
Worcester. Well done considering the difficult
ties of the whigs-,hey almost always do their
best. The Iocos run on 10 third party man aud
he was elected by bare majority-same last
year..
.Northfeld. Loco representative by two major
ity; sorry to say it. Better luck next time"
though-Noiihtied always does well after the
wings have suffered the modification of a loco
triumph. We understand that few wings refu-
sed TO vote at all.
Durbmy Loco by majority same as last year.
The locos in fact in the minority, but divis-
ion spoiled The wings.
RorJury-Four trials, and on the fourth part
of The wings went home, and the locos succeeded.
WaitsGeld. Several runs for representative,
and the wing candidate ahead, but defeated by
the third party On the state ticket ,he wings of
Wailsfe!d have done well. We suppose our de-
feat in Worcester, Roxbury, Wailsheld aud Dux-
bury and perhaps Mortified, is the fruit oflhird
parysm.
On,he whole, the wings ofWashington County
have been unucky in representatives, willie on
the state ticket they have maintained their last
years ground quite as we'll as have the locos.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Williamsio,on. Fourteen trials, and loco E.
!ected a, last This is very bad-owing to the
lliird purity division.
Randolph and Brookfeid no election from the
same cause.
Chelsea. The locos were divided, and Mr.. vi
las was very hard rum AMI DOT elected until aie
repeated lrials. We understand the gentleman
begged hard and promised almost every thing, Il
he spared just for this once. That Sheriff bust
ness tDus bad, was it not, Levi!
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
We cannot run through with the hard Tough
towns, hut we name Caledonia, Tor the sake o
saving that the locos have for once elt touch o
the spirit of discord. Cabot, strong hold Of 10
coiocosm has elected a good wing.