The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-21
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tuJcllc, bllcs, l-OSaH, NiSHOIuo ohu
Randolph, to hear from, which will scarce
ly vary the result. The mother Of presi-
dents has 10 love for her children who
join federal idols,
MISSISSPPI.-From this state we
have returns of eight counties, showing
large gain for Polk over 1910, when
Harrison g majority was 25l3, and also a
gain over 1913, when The democratic ma
lority in the state was over 2O00 We
calculate on between and 5000 MAORI
" for the new executive.
lLLlNOlS.-This patriotic state has
given its vote for the democracy with q
hearty good will. In 90 counties Clay
loses about one half from the vote oflast
year, and Polk gains immensely over
Ford's vote for governor. For instance,
Ford's majority over Duncan, whig, il
these 90 counties was 1915, and Folks
majority over Clay is 5073.
INDlANA.-The Journal Of Com
mercc, in SO counties, makes Folks ma
Ijority 1919, and the wing paper at lndi,
anpolis comes to about the same result
The counties yet to be heard from vii
bring our majority upto near 5000, Har'
rison's was 1868. So much for Nh
Clay's great expectations in Indiana
The Tribuno's correspondent says the
wings have elected their senatorto fill the
vacancy in Davisc and Martin countie.
occasoncd by the deccase ofAbner Davis
democrat, which will give them one maj
in the senate.
TENNESSEE-Thirty counties which
in 1913 gave a whig majority Of $500
now give Clay a majority of only 1866
This is DEMocRATic GAIN Of 1884, II
the 40 counties yet to come in there wa
in l943 an aggregate wing minority o
1888. Clay loses in 80 counties, which
gave a greater wing majority than tina
of the whole state in l8i3 We think We
may depend on the remainder ofthe state
to overcome the remaining wing majorit!
and give Polk aud Dallas a fair and clea
majority besides.
LOUISIANA.-The New Orleans Her
aid the eth reports the majorilies Of q
counties or parishes as IT'S for Polk
1868 for Clay. Folks majority 4l5.-
This does not include Lafayette, whicl
gives Polk 80 majority, according TO tn
Courier. There were 80 counties in tn
state in 1910, and some to be heard iron
were then strongly whig; but as Mr. CIa.
loses largely from the vote of that year
the probability is in favor ofPolk's carry
ing the state by from 800 to 500 maj.
DELAWARE.-.Thc Delaware Ga
zette says the electoral vote of that sta
cannot be cast for Mr. Clay. The la,
of the state requires 'that the inspector
ofthe several hundreds in each count
shall meet on the day next following tn
day of holding an election of presider
and vice president, at l2 o'clock, moor
at the court house of their county, an
together with the sheriff." &c, whilst tn
law in regard TO the state ticket require
that they;shoud meet on the first .Thursda
next after the election. There was no NEE
ing Of the inspectors in any Of the couniie
OF Delaware on wednesday last, the ne,
day after the election, and consequently tn
three electoral votes Of Delaware cannt
be given to Clay and Frellnghuysen,
NORTH CAROLTNA.-Tn all b,
six counties, the Raleigh Standard give
For Polk 35,446
> " Clay 1874
The six counties in Angus, gave Graham
majority of 703. CIay's MAJORITY canno
the Standard thinks. exceed $500, an
5 probably j, will no, he SO much. Graham