New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17


ISDnNA.-We suppose Gov. Bigger is defeated
OF course-the facts that the Wings we're all cut
to pieces and fighting against each other, while
our stronghods are not poed out and the Loco
Focos are, are quite enough to settle that point
without sweating our brains over county returns
in making up comparative tables Still, the last
returns look better than those previously received
and we think the Wings have a fair look for the
Legislature, unless they have thrown away too
many Members in their best Counties, as in JEFF
ierson, Wayne, &c.
For Congress, the last returns look decidedly
better JOHN w PAYNE, Wing, it is now said
is elected from the Ist District, instead Of Rob
ert Dale Owen, Loco. EDWARD w. McGAUGH-
EY Wing, is believed to be elected in the Vigo
Dstrict-at least, he is ahead on all the returns
C. SAMPLE in the IXth and CALEB B. SMITH in
the WITH District, give US four Wings any how,
and we have hopes of LEWIS G. Thomson in
the Xth District. That will give us half the
Delegation.
ILLNo1s-Wc have few returns from each
end of this State. In the WITH Chicago Dis
trlct, Col. John Wentworth Loco, is elected to
Congress, as we have stated, by some 1000 ma
jorlty.
From the With (Galena) District, partial re-
turns indicate maortics for Hoge Loco in Joe
Daviess and Lee Counties, and for Walker (Whig)
in Stephenson County. Winnebago Co. has given
Walker l76 majority. The result depends on
the Mormon vote at Nauroo.
Ii. The Louisville Journal has scattering re-
turns from the Second Dist riot, which indicate
the reelection of Hon. Zadock Casey (Conserva.
tive over McClernand, Loco. We must cor
slider this doubtful.
III Orlando B. Ficllin, Loco, is supposed to
have beaten Justin Harn, Wing, as expected,
by close vote.
We only count on the election of one Wing
certain Gen. Hardin in the Springfield District
from this State; but we expect to pick up ano-
ther wherever we can find him.
kESTucXY.-The last Louisville papers are not
so certain that Tibbatts, Loco, has beaten Wall
Wing in the Maysville District. But farther down
all goes wrong. 1t is reported that Irwin, sort
of doubtful protesting Wing, has beaten Order
the regular Wing candidate, in the Hardin Dis
trict; while there is another report that Loco
Foco has slipped in between Hon. Bryan Y. Ows-
ley and Francis P Stone In the IV,h District. 1t
Will be pretty business indeed if these insane
splits and feuds have thrown away majority of
the Kentucky Delegation. The lesson will be
worth its cost, however. John White, Gerrit Da-
Wis and William P. Thomasson are ali Wings
certainly known to be elected. In Franklin Co
SO warmly contested, Maj. Milan, Wing, is elect
ed Delegate by 10 majority
Col. BENroS.-The Boonville Mo- Observer
OF Wednesday last says that the Sunday previous
Col. Benton left there for the Southern counties,
and that before he left the Col succeeded in whip
ping the Loco-Focos of that region into the traces
of Van Buren,.
,,ttI.ls he AMERICAN MUSEUM well filled yesterday
Lnu,t be coming mekey there, and ne
SUCCESS the most and uatiIias indusuE
VII ehutie man 10 Il. Tonight he gives SUPERB entertain
nsh az O'Clock and every who has ssisRIs hour 70
spend had better 90 there.