Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-10-18

YOUR BIG GUM!


Democrats we say to you from our hearts,
we congratulate yOu!! COOnery is I'm Its
last gasp!! But a few more days, and the
kingdom Of COondom will be numbered
with the things that Were :! Make way
for the Key Stone State,
GID PE.FFS YLr.a.N'Is4!!
Pennsylvania, the Key Stone of the Union array
ged on the side of equal rights and no moncpo-
lies!!
We have not yet received full returns from
Pennsy lvania, but enough is received to place be-
yond doubt, the fact that she is as safe for the
Republican candidate as the Granite State of the
North. or GEORGIA. Hear that old coon, and
trembiel
BY Mondays Globe, we have returns from all
but four countless and the result is, that Shunk's
majority is 3,s4l. The four counties to be heard
from give Democratic majorities, SO that Shunks
majority will range from Alto 5000. We are per-
fectly satisfied with this result. This, mind you,
fellow Democrats, is the majority over both Natives
and Federalists. Notwithstanding the bargain
and sale" between the Natives and the Wings,
we have achieved glorious triumph. Mark
what we say, Pennsylvania will give Polk and
Dallas majority of 10000 votes.
Democrats have you got another big gun 3
bring it out for
GLORIOUS GEORGlA!!
Another OF the certain States for Clay put
ting her Veto ON COonery!!!
Again we say, we congratulate you, fellow Dem
ocrats, on our glorious triumph in Georgia!!!
We have not received the full returns from this
State either but enoug is known to demonstrate as
clearly as that the sun will rise tomorrow, that the
Southern face ofCay has been repudiated by that
ry South, to deceive which he put it on.
Both the Wing and Democratic presses agree
in saying that the Democratic majority on the po-
puIar vote, will be from to 5000 D.; and that we
have elected out of the members Of Congress.
Democrats, put Georgia long side of Maine
Ohio.
We say three loud and long cheers for the Queen
of the West. All things considered we say her De-
mocracy has behaved itself nobly-better than the
most sanguine Democrat could have anticipated.
Set down Ohio for Polk and Dallas. We extract
the following from slip from the office of the Ohio
Statesman, dated at o'clock, P. NJ, the 18th inst
awe give, in our table for governor, all the re.
turns we have received. The vote is very close
indeed. There cannot be two thousand, if five
hundred difference. This is gain of over TWEEN
TY-TWO THOUSAND since the presidential
election of 1910, and is certain indication that
Polk and Dallas will be elected by the votes of
two-thirds Of the State.
owe have gained three members of Congress
one in the Fairfield, one in the Chillicothe, and
one in the Perry and Morgan districts. We have
lost one in the Huron, and we fear, from the re-
turns to-day, that Mr.. McNulty is beaten by few
votes in this district. We have lost both branch
es of the legislature by the most extraordinary con-
duct of our friends on record. The Senate is lost
by the defeat of Wocott in Wayne and Lahm in
Stark-two large democratic counties.
From the popular vote our friends feel very
sure they can carry the State for Polk and Dallas
on the first of November"
The returns to which the Statesman alludes, we
have not room to give in detail. There are 70
counties, leaving 7, 1--WE thnk) to be heard from,
and are as follows in the aggregate:
Tod, (dem.) BARLEY, (Whig.)
1921 maj. 2O,42O maj.