Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
THEY ARE HUr APPEARANCES.

The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth,
speaking Of our losses IN Kenlucky says:
"This result is apparently great gain
to the Locos but il is actually gan to
them Of but one member. They had in
the last Congress two members; now they
have FIVE. Two # these FIVE Locos.
however, (Caldw, u in 0wsley's district,
and Stone 10 Pope's) have slipped in IN.
der the legs of our mea, two Wings in
each district perss ing in running
There is no doubt that III, Sc two districts
contain an immense majority Of Wings.
In another district. T,bLatis has succeed
led over Wall whsre we have INCIDENTALLY
lsrge majority. Tibba,ts managed his
con,ass most adroitly. He pledged hlm-
self TO vote for Clay, il the election came
TO the House Of Representatives and he
IS understood TO be IN favor OF protective
tariff and some sort OF National Bank,
though we are not accurately advised on
THESE points"
The Louisville Journal SAYS, we trust
that our Wing friends abroad will not be
dishenHen'd too soon by our apparent
losses. We have in 10 lily lost nothing.
the Commonwealth adds:
"Tfc greatest rfgret we lave in rela-
ilon to the Congressional canvass in Ken
lucky rs that our trends abroad may not
know how 10 account for the seemingly
untoward result. We can tell them m
| all sincerity that our disaster has gown
out OF TOO great strength. The facts
prove It. Nexi year we will prove it,
The Wing party Of Kentucky is uncon.
fucrablc, and they will prove il dccislvely
and sisnaily next year. The rcsua of
the election this year will arouse them,
and they will put forth their mighty pow.
er nextyear as they did in 1910. Mark
the prediction. The Wings are al.
ready mourning over the divisions and
apathy which they allowed to damage
them this year, and they have already re-
solved TO repair the injury"
TENNESSEE. 1T is gratifying to tho
friends of order and law, who can fora
moment forget party, TO reflect upon the
result of the elections in this State. For
two successivesessions the Legislature,
the Democratic Senators prevented any
election of u. S. Senators by abdicating
their seats. This course of evidence de-
prived the Stale other representation in
the Y. ;. Senate, set at taught the Con.
stliullon, and giyesa precedent OF most
dangerous character. The rebuIe which
the eople OF the State have now givef.
70 the men who did this, is salutary, and
should BIO hailed with delight by those
who would see the laws and constitution
al requirements and forms Of the Country
obeyel and respected. The people have
not failed, 10 threa remarkable cases, TO
administer the proper rebukes, and we
trust, they never win permit such cases
OF outrage 70 90 by without yebuke.-
Richmond Compiler.
A COCKTAIL FoR A VOTE. -Apollos
Woodward, ef Lycomiug county, Pa. Of
iers himself as candidate for The office
Of County Treasurer, and TO give ample
bonds for the faithful performance of his
duty, he has published the following
card:
Il do hereby most seriously wish TO
make known 10 my fellow-cilizens, voters
Of this county, that am determined ana
viii not, underany situation, treat, hand
over, nor give one single dram, nor glass
Of wine nor rum, nor treat to iulep,
cocktail, or cobnler, nor glass sc ale OF
sangaree, and neither will give six bittrs
for a man's vot". think The bargain
hard enough without treating"
MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARy. - Married
IN Tyrfel cqunty, N. &. a short time SINCE
Mr., FREDERIcK DAVENPORT, sged "a or
%, to Mrs. AMELIA SpRrELL7 aged - or
60 tn bride groomis perfect GRIPPE,
aud has 1, en- 50 from d child. lie has
10 be carried about ike an infant, By an.
other person. The BRIDE is worth some
thing ike 80 or IS thousand dollars, and
AR. Dayenp5r, i poor man. Mrs. 5.
WIS horn IN l'Ylrel county. and Mr.. d.