Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
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After all the desperate eHerons of coonery Massachu
sets has filled to elect a Wing Governor While lies o.
every description have been poured forth with profusion
known only editors the people have been regular
y harangued by Nebser, Davis, Lincoln and the whols
tribe Of oiice-hoders and eIpecian,s. Still they have not
elected THEN Governor Good. The old are fast
losing their power. The Boston Post says According
to the Atlas twelve wings elected the Senate viz
IN Suffolk, Hampshire. Franklin Barnsiable and Nan
iucket and Dukes-and seven democrats, viz in Hamp-
den, Berkshire, and Bristol.
The representatives. it states Pillows: l53 wings 100
democrats and I37 cloice-against I76 wings, I76
democrats and SO mo choice last year"
Mr. Grinnell the whis candidate TO. Congress for the
tenth district is elected by majority of five six hun
drcd votes The ether districts have effected choice
According TO this statement there is a whig majority of
five at the Senate board. and vhg majority of forty
four in the house of representatives.
II the democrats rally with energy in the towns that
have failed representatives. the state nav vet be
saved, and MoRroS aud CmILns reelected
ANusINe.-Thc locoiocos are growing over New
York-JoHrliai.
STILL MonE AMrsISc.-The Coons are groaning
over New York Listen to the Albany Evening Journal
TnE ELEcTIoNs.-The State has gone heavily for the
Locofocos While the East has done nobly the hirs of
the Centre and especially of West have suffered the
election 70 60 by default. There are occasionally bright
spots. but they only make the surrounding darkness more
visible.
TnE WEST has sadly disappointe u.s. The Whips
have lNGLORIOUSLY DEFEATED THEMSELVES
Niagara. Monroe, Gencsee aud Wyoming look strangely
IN the Locofoco ranks. Let their PRESENT DIS.
6KACE serve as an additional spur for the next cam
paIgn. II will reqsre a Wing majority of 10 900 TO
wash out the foul stain.
And we have yet further to show the feeling of the
same print J.tore the election. Read:
Don FoRGET, That the ensuing election is a kind
'f informal ballot between Martin Van Buren, and Henry
ansuiHe Republican, bcofoco
" So 1se Say-Let. repeat. this fact he borne in
mind and let every eector depose his accordingly"
Ereaing Journal, 4ghig.
What does the Coon think now of this informal
,allotl''
The New York Tribune speaking Of the general result
# the late elections in that State, says:
On the whole, have Just about as many members Of
assembly as last but have lost four The
explanation is SIM the election took place in violent
now storm; the people did not feel ANYTHING was M
take wOsth determined effort, and while about Scrcn
'ghtS of the LocOs voted. more than thee forbs o
he Wings went To the polls. That is the whole story
Poor things The afraid to venture out
the snow, for fear their white gloves and panaloon
traps would be soiled q, what wing bounty
THE NEw York Mountaineering Democratic
ear.
" As goes New York goes the Union" saws the New
reans Bee of the 9TH instant The Editor of the Bee
Wing He hadn't heard the result of the election Z
owever when he penned the above. :