The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-19
Worth Carolina is Wing 10 The COre'
THAT SHE HIS ELECTED n WHIG
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| 90 y II RyNOR!-H WING SEyN-f IE-
4 n WIG HOUSE or CONNONH
And to do this, she has had to overcome Loco Foco
majority in the last Legislature of TEN in the SEN
ate, and FOURTEEN in the House But what is it,
that the gallant Wings Of North Carolina cannot ac-
comPlish-1oW not accomplish--for HENRY CLAY
and his principles! She was the first State in the
Union to nominate him for the Presidency after the
treuchery Of TYLER she has since entertained him
us her guest and "sink or swim, live or die" her
patriotic sons determined 10 give him her Electo-
raj vote for President.
Returns FOR Governor from all but two or three
Counties-Whig majority, between 3 and 4, 900
and Wing majority on join. ballot of the Legisa-
ture Of 81.
KENTUCKY, Ne have full returns of the final
result from the city Of Louisville alone From the 9TH
err counties in the State, have only reported ma
iorities, results before the final close Of the cleo
ton. These returns, so far they go, are of the
most gratifying character. Owsley, the H1hig can
didaie for Governor is undoubtedly elected by an
overwhelming mnjority-at least 10000 The
Legislature will be largely wing "a usual. The
majority for Dixon the Wing candidate for Lieut.
Governor, will fully come up TO the majority of the
Wing candidate for Governor in Is4O-.aRas
A letter from Cincinnati dated Aug. 9, says Of the
Kentucky Election
Kentucky, $4,000 for Governor, and II TO 20 900
for Lieut.. Governor. This is the best Intelligence
we can give this morning.-.aHas.
INDIANA. From this State we have the most
gratifying intelligence Election for Legislature only
So far heard from stand, as follows ms compar-
ed with last year
SENATE. The last Senate stood 2I Wings, 90
Loco FocOs. The Wings have made a gain thus
Iar,of3 members, making a difference Of g. This
would give the wings four majority if the remaining
Counties stand as before.
House.. From 46 ounles,--whgs Al locos "a
Last year in the same Counties, wing 49, locos
81. The House stood last year o majority against
the wings. A letter from Cincinnati dated Aug.
and published in the Boston Atlas. says:
"Returns from Indiana, already known, give both
branches of the Legislature largely Hhig. The pop
ular vote will be about 1000 majority
The net Wing gain in the popular vote in I 3 Coun-
ties from which have returns of the vote is II9s
From Illinois and Alubuma-Sates which went for
Van Buren, in ls40--we have but few returns and
nothing either good or bad, and expect nothing good
DUTcHAIAN's VIEW OF THE TEXAS QuEs-
TON. An old and respectable Dutch rarmer in the
Valley of Virginia, stauuch Democrat, being asked
his opinion Of the Texas question, expoundcd it as
follows
''Well I don't like TO own more land than nv
hands can work well-it is apt to get full of weeds
and can never buy land that is in law or under in
cumberancc. think farm is large enough al
ready for our own lorce--let us 90 TO work To oct
that in good order, and if this Texas plantation is then
out OF law and free from incumberance, go for buy
ing il.