Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

Wing. Loco
Senate, II IL
House, 13 -
Wing majnri'y on joint ballot /. This secures
tro Wing. The u. 5. Senate. The election IN
Tennessee really OF more importance, than
all The others IN the West, in fact, the Uuion.
II secures the Whiy preponderance IN the l. ;.
Senate, and will give them The power TO prevent
the repeal of the Tarllf, the passage OF new
Sub-Treasury or any other destructive measures.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th, says:
Yesterdays mails from Tennessee confirm our
statement published in Mondays paper. The
Wing victory is complete. They have elected
their Governor BY an increased mnIrhy, and
have carried both branches Of the Legislature
which gives US two more United States Senator'S
NoRru CARoLINA.-The Richmond Wig Of
Wednesday, oh lbs /. snys that the Wings have
elected five Of the nine members Of Congress,
and probably The sixth.
a note to US from Norfolk, written hastily be
fore the departure Of the steamboat on Wednes-
day. says-"Stanley is certainly beatcn-report
says by 100 ms ori'y. bait. American.
We have no further returns, says the Bal'moIe
Patriot, from North Carolina. Tho Globe con-
cedes that the Wings have elected four of the
nine members, and have the best chance for the
fifth. The Globe apologies for The defeat OF It's
party by urging the matter Of the rain again! II
fortunate for the party that 1t did rain-uot on
~ because IL affords them an excuse for their de-
feat, bat because prevented their utter rout IN
eight Of the nine districts into which the State IS
divided But for tho rain, shnnd havo car
red Stanley, and defeated Saunders in the Ra
leigh, and Daniel in the Orange district. The
, rain was grea, thing for the Loco Focos.
KENTUCKY Lexington Observer Of Sat
urdiy last thinks that but :, Wings elected
to Congross--if go the delegation will stand >
to ).
INpIAHA.-The result in this State is bad
enough but II is somewhat better than anti
cpated last week. Instead Of only 'fcorporaL's
guard in the Legislature, We have a con8iJera.
ble OF batia!Ion--a little army in the Senate,
and whole platoon In the House. The Wings
have a reported tna jorlty Of two IN the Senate,
and the Iocos report ed majority Of three IN the
House. The ma or,ty for Gorernor WhItcomb -
not yet known; but /, s supposed to be upwards
OF considerable. The locos have elected Bill
Brown, +. Henev, John Peti,,, Rober, Dale
Owen, Tom Smith. Dr.. Davis, Joseph 4. Wright,
and tho "kin2 Of the Monkeys"-A. Kennedy,
to represent them in Congress. The Wings have
elected G. B. SNrTH, and SAMUEL SAMPLE. to
present the STATE OF IxDrAHA, 10 Congress,-
and they'll do It, We think, about right. This is
the result Of the election in Indiana!
/ Tho represen tattves from thi. county al
minority men, Gays the editor of the Jeffersoni-
an. Well, and what If they are, they no,
elected, We recoilect that, 'once upon time,
this Same editor a candidate for representa-
i've, and the result of the election proved 10 our
satisfaction that he ''nliaority'' man, too
bu. the fun Of the joke that he didu't hs ppen
10 be elected by long chalk! Therefore, he de-
c.lned "take hi. against tho viii Of a ma
joriy Of The people, so he did. Try again, Nj.
Sammy.
A Standing Candidate in t.e Field locos
Of this Congressional District Will be again com
PEELED to run Charley Tes, for Congress, PROV.
died. nevertheless, Captain Tyler don't give him
an appointment, as bitter as they say the phi Is.
The prospect for al appointment from Captain
Ty Ter is thus hinted a, by the indiana Courier:
1--WE have the authority Of "one who knows fer
sayog that Judge les, is shortly to receive an
appoin tmeut from Capt. Tyler. He was a candi-
date for Congress, no, with snv expectations Of
being elected, bat merely 10 "organize The Tyler
party in the cid FOURTH, having done which hi.
reward will be Immediately forlhcomng'' Go j,
Charley.