New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
The Elections.
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ALAsAMA.-Hon. James Delet, Wing, is elect
ed to Congress from the Mobile District, by 90
majority; all the other Districts probably Loco,
though three Of them might have been Wing
Hon. Dixon H. Lewis is elected from decided
Wing District by or goo majority, upon his per-
sonal strength, and because no Wing could be
got to run till just before Election Col. w. w.
Payne has succeeded i, the Tuscaloosa District
(also Whig) By 297; and James E. Belser has
beaten J. w. A. Petit $50 correspondent at IT.
winton informs us) by 200. Every one Of these
Districts is Whg on full vote, and will give a
majority fo- Clay Their votes will not be off at
watering places or buying goods in November.)
In the three Northern and strongly Loco-Foco
Districts Loco Focos succeeded of course. Hon.
Reuben Chapman in the Huntsville District with
out opposition; Felex G. Mcconnell from the
Taadega District upon sharp contest and
- Armstrong over Gen Geo. S. Houston of
the last Congress. So the new Delegation will
stand
Dist. Members. Dist. Members
I. JAMES DELLEr. ". WILLIAM w. Payne
III. JAMES +. BELsER, V ARMSTRONG.
Ill. +DIxoN H LEwis. VII. -REUBES CHAPMAN.
VIII FELIX 6. M'CoSsELL.
All Locos but Dellet, and we believe all bitter
Calhoun men. Armstrong, who has beaten Hous-
ton, may be an exception.
Members of the last House
KENrUcKY.-Tibbatts,L Loco, is elected after all,
in the Maysville District by 36l majority. He
avows himself Tariff man, sort of Bank
man, and is pledged to vote for Clay in the House,
should the election 60 there ard his District vote
that way it is certain to do by heavy majority.
He was elected by disafection with the Wing
nomination and the great number of his inhuen-
tlal kinsmen in the District, all Wing. In much
the same way Judge French has beaten Hon. S.
]. Andrews, while the other Loco Focos, Stone
and CALDWELL have slipped in between two Wing !
candidates. So the Delegation is evenly divided
unless Willis Green is beaten in the lid District
which is not claimed. The Delegation stands
Dist: Who's. Members Dist. LOcos Members.
III. Henry GUpER. ". GEonos a. CALDWELL.
VIII vii W W PTS TEGn,ssos X R!sH4sD FnEseH
Members Of the last House.
Col. Grider has $50 majority over Irwin, sort
of Wing. Davis 867 over R. Wicklifc
The Legislature is Wing in both branches, by
majority increased from last year.
ILLlNols.-We will not yet give list of Men,
bers of Congress elect in this State, for we will
not give up that one Wing beside Gen. Fl ardin
probably O. H. Browning) has been elected.
Cyrus Walker is killed by the Mormon vote at
Nauvoo-l,000 Loco Foco majority in the west
of the District he has done well. In Adams
County Browning has 400 majority, and we have
not yet seen the returns that beat him.
The Winnebago Forum has report that Gov.
Fox has appointed NoBMAN II. PURPLE, Of Peo-
ria, u. S. Senator pro tenn to fill the vacancy.
We suspect the report is at least premature.
lin our Saturdays Southern Mail news, Wentworth
Member elect from hs Chicago District styled Wing
The Wings OF that District would rather be excused
u TgNNEssEE.-Nothing to add or desire
NORTH CARo1INA.-Reid's majority is 345
MORE CooPERAGE.-Welearn that Mr. ]. FEM.
more Coeper's second libel-sut against Col Stone
Of the Commercial I'VE know not what for was
tried at Cooperstown last week. Col. S. conclu-
thing as the Law of Libel is now expounded and
administered in this State. So the case went to
a Sherif,s Jury by default, with only one story
told, and that Jury gave Fenimore verdict of
$500 or $3.50, our informant forgets which. |
Either is less than it would have cost to defend
efficiently; so Col. S. has made saving by let
ting the matter GO its own way, even though he
might have beaten.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Samuel Cowdrey, an old
and respectable citizen formerly an Alderman
died near the Battery on Friday. He was walk
ing in Broadway when attacked by an affection
of the heart, to which he was subject, was helped
into store, and thence into cab where he died |
IN few minutes. The first notice his family had |
OF his lines. was the arrival of the cab with his
corpse He was the father Of Hon. Peter A. |
Cowdrey, an eminent counselor of this city.
u AUGUSTUS GREELE, Esq. of this city, died
on Saturday morning, at his residence, 76l Broad.
way, after decline ofsome years, and severe Ill
ness of FIVE months. He was widely and favorabv |
known to our older citizens as an extensive dealer
in paper, from which business he retired several I
years since, with a competence acquired by asst
duty, prudence and uprigh,ness. His complaint
was an organic disease of the brain, which dctied
medical skill. His age was 55.
B~ Americans seem to be very well received
at present in Englsnd. Wenotice in the London
Times, Of July p, among the guests at dinner
and distribution of prizes at the Putney College
of Civil Engineers, presided over by the Duke Of
Buccleugh, the name of ''Mr. William NJ. Gil