New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
Indiana

Since the Wig triumph in the Legislature Is
conceded By on: opponents, we have es'o~eo
less constant ait n.ion on the returns from indI-
ane. bu. Their imPudsnt prctence OF an increased
:. sj7ri.y on the Popular Vote induces US to EacuF
to the facts.
But fist, as 10 the Legislature. 1t is now con-
ceded that We have the Senator from V,rm'lllon
and another from Greene aad Owen-maA'ng .
in al. We have no reason 10 dispute the Loco
Foco claim Of the other %, though the Allen
and B.khart districts are not fully heard from
As 10 the House, we have the Noble & L.
grange Member by II majority, Settled > Flu
ION & Marshall by 6, confirmed in dozen ways
aud the Allen Member beyond the shadow OF a
doubt. These, added to the 81 in our fi:st lis! OF
Monday, make 81 on, OF 100. Bu; there issome
doub. about the Member from Spencer, who'
though elected by Wing votes over Loco foc''
in decided Wing County, appears to be not re-
liable. Subtract him, and give up the Adams "
Jay r,an, vino appears 10 be against us (though
still d;spucd,) and We have Sd, CT cie:r ma
iority of SIX, in the House and in Joint Ballot.
But we do not stop here. The Indiana State
Journal OF the 18Th inst reccived,) says that
DAVIES has chosen Wing. This is very Ekely,
as ii gave last year for Governor 769 Wing to
592 Loco We supposed it chose its Member es
we'll as Senator in conjunction with Martin ard
so gave it up. This, corrected, gives us 50, or
laspri.y in Joint Ballot. Carroll, which We
have conceded to the Locos, isyct in Doubt Ga
the return, the Loco is | 10 ahead, with one town
to come in, which the Wigs thought would give
them l50 But eight majority in JOINT Ball Is
enough, saying nothing Of our interest in the
Spencer man, who, like the Loco Representative 5
from Crawford and Switzerland and the Wing
i-s..4 June, i"o"s~s -
for U. S Senator as Tic County votes in Novcm.
Der. We feel certain of ali these, but we have
the L. S Senator safe without them.
And now as to the last clutch of our oppo.
ncnts-ihc Popular Vote. 1t will bc impossible
to make perfect table, because the contest was
net every where conducted on party grounds.
Thus in Jennings County the candidates were al
Wings so in Perry, for all Offices but Sheriff
SO in several others. In VigO ell the candidates
for Members were Wings, and two of the Vol
unteers succeeded over the regular nominees, aid
cd b. Loco. Foco votes. In Washington, on the
other hand the volunteers supported by the
Wings succeeded over The regular candidates.
Ditto in SnIliuaa, where the Member elect, sup
ported by the Wings, is claimed as favorable to
all the Wing measures Bat We presume in
every such case The Members chosen vii! vote
the known sentiment Of their several Counties on
ON all strictly party questions, as they clearly
ought to do.
There are a few Counties in which the Loco Fo-
COS gained in the vo.e-Dcarborn, Parkc, Frank.
lin, &c--in nearly every instance BY heavy Ma
turaliz ilon. franklin mas been changed from "a
Wing 10 Loco Foco County by heavy Ger
man immigration, and will be gradually changed
back again as the Gemans become better ac-
qua;ntcd with our language and political differ
ences In Pdrke the Loco Fuco candidate for
Senator was ii recent apostste from the Wing
party, and desperate effort was made for him.
He is defeated by votes; the Wing Members
succeed by IA and 10.
The following are all the Counties from which
We have full official returns, except thoscin which
there was no party contest. In every instance
NO h.va t.Lon ,ho candidates zach side Who
appeared TO afford the iairest test, though often
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