davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

LOOK HERE, Fellow DEMOCRATS or INDIANA
n word with YOU concerning Cur Senatorial District.
down here in the - Pocket comprising the counties
Of Po,cy and Nandcrburgh.
1t j. not our habit to brag b.forc election; but let
Us reckon up Tie killed and wounded nOw tie smoke
Of battle has cleared away and then tell us whether,
through tie broad Hoosier State. YOU can match the
Democratic gam made in the last fcw years. in tli,
little district Of ours.
I.AvE's majority over PELHAM ca most respectable
and well esteemed NAM Is 637. The majority for
Congressman in tic c two counties last year (ind
then We shouted for Joy az the rcsulD was 1916
showing a Democratic gam of FouR lluSpRED AID
FoRr1-OVE IN a single year.
But even this gives no idea e what we Lave dcnc.
Five years ago, the vote for Congressman in these
two counties gave So Wing majority. In five years.
then. the Democratic gam, IN this single district
com, )sed of Po>cy and Vauderburgl, has been M
THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN
Friend Chapman. Your ..Soulh Western Sentinel
did part f the work. You sci the ball rolling: n
business no one understands better than yourself
BIT confess tha' We have not suffered II To stop, since
YOU left u. Confess. that # your Rooster crows loud
and clear. our . Broom y makes n clean sweep Of II
too.
Now come. brother Democrats of lioosicrland
show us q gam 10 match that ~ n single ScnatOra
district of the State. from the Lake shore 10 tie Ohio
river, and from the Wata>i, across TO The ohio line
month, south. cast or west. If there be any such,
bring on the figures. and VIC VIII give up checrfully
rcioiccd, Ike Pcdaretus, 10 find "bettcr men in
Sparta " than ourselves. Eut f. you can't come up
To This, in all our wide Statc, then = vail your tops =
lofDre our stout hickory pole. with the stars and
stripes floating from it. sumIn,t. and %cnndidly admit.
that here. in this oui-Of-tle-way corner Of TIE State,
IL 10 be- funnd-if Democratic gains can rive right a.
such titlc-thc BANNER plSrFlcr Of Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
K'arl&c County.

Judge Bryant. Is one among the Democratic candl-
dates who was defeated at the late election by half a
dozen votes. a letter from a friend at Rockville, dat
ed Aug. 9Th says-'.I think it probable that we shall
have a contest IN the election If Senator from this
county. for l think that Judge Bryant was elected by
the legal voters. and facts are coming 10 light each
day that demonstrates TIE same" The writer fur
ther says-"thiS county gave Harrison 4l2 majority
in lSlo. and for Bigger 91 IN l>i3. You viii hear
loud Dragging and blasting about the foreign" vote
taken ON the canal: but the whole of this vote is pre-
cisely l22. Taking Whitcomb and Bigger's vote last
year as a test. we have gained 50 votes since then
We shall carry Parke in the fall. if the feeling mani
Tested by more than a hundred Of the citizens is to be
relied upon"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Hendricks C0unty--:i,c Right Spirit.

We publish with pleasure the following proceed
ings Of a Democratic meeting in Hendricks county
They cvincc a spirit which only need, 90 be general
" felt to secure a gloriou. triumph for democracy IL
November. Let none grow f int-icartod because III,
Wings have been able to secure a majority in III,
House Of Representatives BY Iia7a4iag and all sort,
# fraud. We have certainly a minority # the vote
Of tie people. and # they bat turn out in NovcmbeI
in Their full strength, victory is certain. Let IL,
watclwords tLcn he I~ielaa~c, Epogp, Oreoui,a
tim Pok, Dotas. Delorrauy as4 i~i~.or4!
hrersr 10Th, 1874.
.uessrs. Cirpmpas-A Democratic meeting WA. called
in Washington Township, Hendricks county, on ihi,
day. tor The purpose OF orsanizir. The Democratic voter.
next. The meeting calling themselves ~ Democratic
Young Men, Society of Vigilance Tor Washington tow n
ship, Hendricks county.
JAWS SIGrRsoS, President, Jas. COLLINS, Wee Pre-
sidcnt. W. L. CARrENTrR. Secretary.
kcSoired, That there be a committee Of five to form
resolutions Names OF committee.
Mark Collins, Foreman, Peter Huffman, Eli Watson,
George Merritt. Jr, and J. \. Wilson.
/. Resolred. That we, the unierriied and unflinching
democracy Of Washington township do heartily approve
of the nominations of Polk and Dallas by the democrat
ic nominating Convention at Baltimore.
.. ResOirod, That We believe the nomination Of "Tip
and Tyler WAS designed as 4 stopping for Henry Clay
To a throne.
3 ResoIred. That we believe that the death Of Prsi.
dent Harrison has been the greatest inpcdimcnt or barrier
to the progress of democracy for four years.
L. EcSOircd, That whereas the coon principle all tend
TO spccnlatIon. we hold them Is detrimental to the vel
fare OF agricultural and mechanical Institutions.
). Resolred, That we, the democrats OF " aShingiOn
township are bound TO follow the land marks Of our fore
fathers, of Washington, jefferson. Madison, Monroe,
Jackson. Van Rnren and James n. Polk, which was and
Is Justice and EgnaI Lars.
& Resolred. That we consider the Wing majority OF
Hendricks county was gained by p%IPelaying and cursed
bribery.
And now Me>srs. BOOSTERS. there IL the greatest enfho-
siasm prevailing among a large cOncourse OF democrat,
concrerated here. Polk Dallas and Texas Is their watch
word. WILLIAM 4. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
More aIlIMScs.

John NJ. Gregory, late acting Governor OF Virgin
il, has cut loose from Whiggcry, and ranged himself
on the side Of Polk and Dallas. He has taken the
stump. and IS dong good service IN the cause.
Hon. Judge TAYLOR has resigned the presidency of
the Clay c!ub at Randolph. Georgia, and come out for
Polk and Dallas. What do the cooked hats say to
that!
The Ns'clez Free Trader says
..Col. Nm. Davis. of Marshall county. a distin-
guishcd LAWYER. late a memoer Of the legislature and
heretofore one of the most eminent wing leaders in
this State. has taken the stump for Col. Polk. He Is
more than a match in debate for any wing in north
Mississippi.
..T5irtg-tiree persons lately dined together at So
merville. Tenn. on the borders of this State. The
meeting WIS accidental. On taking the vote thirty
were found to be for Polk. OF those thirty, fifteen
declared they had voted for Harrison
Col. James w. McClung. Of Huntsville, Alabama,
nephew of the late Hon. Hugh l.. White. has DOTTED
his neutrality and comes again with his great infiu-
ence and talents to the support Of the democracy.
In Tennessee. among others. Major Colville, a
distinguished member of the bar. and son-ln-law of
Mr.. Jarnagin. the Wing Senator, has left the old
fellow in the lurch: and so on, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

The Springfield, H.. Register of Aug 8. contains
the following notice Of a fatal accident at an Ash Pole
raising in that city:
The wings attempted to raise an ash pole in this
city on Saturday last. In the fore part of the day one
Of the derricks. 60 feet high, with two men nearly at
the top, fell. crushing one man to death. and so lnlurlng
the other that he IS not expected to live. Notwith-
standing this sad accident. the more unfeeling coon~.
labored until tie gong down # the sun to raise their
pole: Wen the ropes and timbers gave way and cane
laundering down over the heads Of tie multitude. who
ESCAPED a if by miracle. Their attempts at the pills
IN Monday was attended with a complete overthrow.
We have no doubt throughout the State"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Spencer County.

Among the members e the lIou-c recently elected.
whose politics may be considered questionable, is +.
NJ. Smith. of Spencer. Last year he was, when
elected. clas>cl A. Il Democrat; but during the scs-
sion Of tire Legislature he frequently voted with the
Wings. Tins year the Journll claims him a. a Wing.
and we have no disposition TO quarrel about it. The
Wings. however. may find themselves as much di,-
appointed in lim next winter. as We were last.
Smith stu rails hinseJ Il Democrat. and has pledged
himself to g. as his county goes on the election of
Tn ted States Senator.
The fl why letter will show the circumstances
under which he vas elected; and also. the probability
that Smiths majority, which we have allowed in our
table Of the popular vote, TO TIE Wings, more Justly
belongs to the Democratic party.
ROCkPORT, AuG. Z, 1914.
DEAR S~IE;-Nevcr slHce NV knowledge of Spencer
county. have We had such an excitement in an election
rs the present. Mr.. " Iliam Jones. CIV hIs), and Tbos
VI. Smiih. (Democratl, We're both ia the field. Smllh :
friends did not wish 10 take the Presidential election tor
instruction as To United STATES Senator, but Were willing
10 take written instructions. The " higs became alarmed
as to the safety of vi. Jones's election and on Tuesday
before the election. held a caucus, with four or five OF
the Mugs aud Mr. Jones al the head of IL, and made a
proposition 10 Mr.. Smith that if he would come into his
lJoncs's) measures. and take the Presidential election as
Instructions, lie would leave the track clear for him and
60 home. Smith took up the proposition, aud Jones
backed out The Democrats were dissatisfied with this
sale, and brought Out another candidate, whIch made a
elected by ii majnr,iv of 81 votes. X. Wear DEM, is
elected over Partridge (Whis) by 20.
MIR. Smith SAYS he is yet, as ever, a Democrat; and he
believes we can carr, the county for Polk and Dallas, in
Thos. ". Smith, Dem, vote for Representative, 4a2
VIM Hammond, W." =" 100
One township rejected, which reduces Morsnn's vote
g. Yours,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Hear old TpCu;C~Sh,

This veteran democrat has recently written a Letter
to the Editor If the Kentucky Woman. in reply Il
one addressed to him on private business. The follow.
ing brief extract from the letter Of Colonel Johnson
shows that he still feels the same dovof ion to tho
cause Of popular riglt,. which has been 80 prominent
a characteristic Of his whole life. and that he i deerly
anxious for the success If the democratic noninee
for the presidency and vice presidency
81 cannot be separated from my friends in the polit.
cal contest going on. and no one VIII more cheerfuilv
and more cordially vote for and sustain and support the
naminees Of the democratic convention. held at Balti-
more. 9th May. | have known Colonel Polk and Mr..
Dallas as prominent members # the democratic party
while they were member If Congress. and ever since
and it VIII give me pleasure 70 do all ! can to promote
them 10 the Office Of President and Vice President. for
which they have been nominated BIZ the demecratic
party. and | hope every friend [ have VIII do the
same.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

There has been an immense gam u TIE Dcmecr1uc
party at the recent election in Kentucky. We Pre-
sumo the Wing candidate f1r Governor viii be elected,
nevertheless. by a comparatively small raJerity. In
1910 the Wing majority for Harrison was nearly
$500. It would be beyond reason 10 hope to over
come at once an army like that. We cannot afford
to occupy our columns with incomplete returns, but
vii give tie full result a. soon a~ obtained. Tic
Louisville Democrat Of tie sh has tie following:
THr AcoSV Is rn-Thc hammer city should no~ haul
down her cusgn. Under the most adverse cIcumSis ures
the Wig magnify has been reduced in ihi> dy 10 ca
Recurring to past returns. we hd that ~ $40, the Gubcs-
natornl election exhibited The { llowing fact: Leicher, "
beat Ferch. d. ill3. Whole vote foI Lciclcr 20>l-ana
for Fiench, 900 Now the majority foT o~scy. whig. i
67i-hi' entire vote slN6-'hat Of Bule, dem. 1872.
Which eNhihiis a wing gam since 1910. OF 10. ana a demo-
cratic gain Of 5fi. AID had rot the honest Gcsman> been
excluded iiom The polls by brute 70 &C, tic GAIN would have
teen 800 more, and the wing majority 500 les.
The result iiom the interior /, every way glorious 30 far
a we have head.
During the election in this city. the wings have teen
guilty OF fraud, the most al blushing ard deeds the mos
infamous. They have cast more than TIlhEE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY Illegal votes IN he city. and The county Of
Jefferson. Men weIe permitted TO vote " no lived IN Other
States, having been brought here fI that purpose. Many
yOtei several iimc>-in The city and IN Tie G. unity. And IA
many instances, after they had taken The rounds in voting
heie and ia the county, they wee shipped to other places.
Money was raised by subscription for the ayow,d purnose of
hiing knavcs and DULLES to beat unoii ndins cat zens AID
drive the ioreigr-hoIn population hom he polls. Even
mcHUtls oi Wc thultn, gave lHtir inlrcN lot ihtS bCa~liy
and degrading pul plsc. Those hired mlscGt ants were guilty
of deeds the most shocking 10 humaGIy y. No GeImlns could
= TO the polls m the hst wand with,u falling under The irc
If hcaiticsS dcsrcradocs. MuItitudes on the first day OF
voting, weic most cruelty beaten for no other rhine than
IT ing 10 vote. The moment a German was seen comm
to the polls. these lied rasoalS would Immediately raise ih,
cry" There comes another damn black Dhtchmaa-kno
him dO,ra-ieGt his trans out - aud lf he did not dcs>
fiom prcscnting his vote, he would &c suddenly attacked
with clubs, ard beaten most shockingly. This horrible stat,
of things continued during Monday, aud was ,e-comu cncc,
on Tuesday morning and continued untii the close OF tie
polls last evening. The Consequence was, that over l0u
hundred legal woes were kept { ON the polls. All ihh. was
done, yea, much more, ia Louisville aud IN many insistce
IN presence of officers who we've sworn u see that no I ilcncc
was cummittcd-that the law was observed. Yes. thcss
alarming and ctuel deeds were committed by those VIII,
make gi,at professions of friendship fr the t'clmans-by
those who call themselves msn. What 4 misnomcI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

vet the full returns to enable Us to saw. but when We
first saw the hack Of the rormiuf, in this county. Nor.
ran. and Boone. we then predicted to our friends thai
nc had siyiy visited the hen-roo,ts Of our neighbor,.
md We expect to hear that other ha-n yards ex-
iibIt tie traces Of the nightly depredator.
Looking at the means they have resortcd to and the
wear and tear Of conscience, We would not exchange
laces with them with their boasted majority on JOINT
aIloi.
THIS gain Of tic Wings on joint ballot, we may al
O add, has been aided by the peculiar arrangement of
&c Appointment bill passed in lsl0, (when they
nd nearly the whole Legislature) b. which they Sc
ured to themselves a decided advantage in tie foai.
ag men,bfrs at scssicn rs wien L. 5. Senators are to
e elected.
Put next November tier importation of voters will
wall them nothing. unless brought from other Si t..
nd tie attention Il our friends IN the frontier coun-
ties A. now timely directed TO the matter. That fed
aralism has this IN view, is proven By the defeat in
he Wing Senate, e Inc bill Of the democratic House
t the last session Of Congress TO have the presiden-
tai election on tic same day Il ~roughout tic Union.
BE Of good cheer then. democrats You have eve
ry induco'nent to porscverc and to carry the war into
the embattled hosts Of federalism. Your individual
welfare. your social happiness, the purity Of elections.
the cause ofsound morals and good order. our nation
nj prosperity, our independence of foreign control. and
he perpotuity Cf our constitutional liberties-all call
for our cont nucd cxertionS. And in addition to all
these, yen Will be stimulated by a just resentment at
the recent outregcs by which, our blood bought privi-
lerc If the ballot box has been most 'rcachcrously in
vadcd. To the charge, then. ONCE MORE to tic
charge, and scatter the banded cohorts Of federalism
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

MoRE CHURCH BuRNING.-A New York PAPER Of
the Sth inst says TIL Catholic Church at SAUCER
ties was SCI on fire BY an unknown incendiary on Sun
day night last. but the prompt and energetic e~xertion>
of the fromcn and other citizens prevented the infa-
nous design from being accomplished. This is some
of the fruits # the faaa'ici>m and intolerance # the
Brownies. CheeverS. and kirk>, who have, during the
last Ten or fifteen years, ~di>graced the Protestant
churches Of this country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Ripley County,.

The following i an extract of a letter dated Balls
town. Ripley Co. Aug. sih- 1t displays the right
spirit:
The election Is over and we are beaten but not dis
MAYED, for | think we achieve IA victory when We drive
the enemy. and we nave driven them year aztec year since
$40. about 100 votes each wear. This wear Ne have re-
duced them ,e a majority merely nominal. their candidate
for representative beng elected nv a majority of SIR vote.
only. W. polled tins wear 1890 VOTES about 300 more
than IN lSiO. Accept my thanks for your services IN the
cause of democracy hoping You will continue the good
fight until federalism Is eAtinguIshed from ths land oil
liberty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

There has been a great democratic gain fr Demo
cracy in the old North State. The Globe cf Aug. :.
containing returns from O. Counties. four ffths of the
State. which show a Democrat gain over l-l2 Of
l,G36: and a wing majority Of only 105. The re-
mainder of the State i still more Democratic. Clay
VIII not get tie State in November. That's certain.
As soon as the the returns are full We viii give diem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Lawrence County.
RfDfORD Ind Auo.

DLbfORD, ina, aug 'h, lci4.
MEssRs. CHaPMASs-Our elections have resulted in
the election of the entire Democratic Ticket, save our
Senator, who was defeated by - votes, and that too b.,
the fouiosf means.
Lawrence Is good and sure for 100 maj. for that pure
patriot Young Hickory.
1t YOU have any Butter give the fractional part of a
white negro a pound, and charge To
Your friend, O.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Nine Cheers for the s.PockCt!-

We copy with pleasure the exul.ations Of our friend
Of tie Indiana Statesman. though we confess our ina
billy TO accept hs challenge. He has done good ser
vice in the noble cause, "a the result Of the glorious
gains clearly manifest. We should be glad if we
also could Justly claim credit FIR part Of the work
Like our friend e the Statesman. We did what we
could. and hoped for the best. But he. a wella a. cur
selves, VIII confess the aid of othcrs-and particular.
y Of our able friend RouERT DALE OwEN. than whom
none has been more Industrious or more efficient. IL
him, as TO us all. the result in his senatorial and con.
gressional district. must be h. ghly gratifying.
From NE Ner IIqrmony SALESMAN Erfra.
A Challenge. Brother Democrats!
And something for you IN esqccial, Friead Char.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

Here We see that rs votes controlled the election of
IL members Of the General Assembly. making a diff.
ference Of - on joint ballot-and extending the num-
Der to 81 votes. IL would have carried two more rep
resentatives in Psrke. making a difference Of ~ on
joint ballot in the Legislature. How many more
Wing, are elected by small majorities, we have not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Monroe County.
BLOOMINGTON. Aur. Z. ISL

MrssRs- outstanding There was Il
portion Of the Democrats OF thus county clSafoo'cd with
our nomination for representative, and were Influential
and active supporters of the Wing candidate, We have
elected Mr. B,ers, dem. by 100 maOnly. There Is 10
Doubt tins county viii give upwards OF 800 majority Tor
Polk and Dallas. Yours, &c. IL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
81. III .ftiOsi.


W '' - 'H' t' - '+'c ~" "
of@ uf-. ttn. adnrfrt tlt a. il-l.N. a. furnishing
u.f4l l.nf~ ~ ar Ila.fr4f- IA d-fr.t~ wI.r. they
lave not 81 er.-ri,,d. and Ia rrird titm iirt ~,
49,.
-, i D..
rrH I'M" - IN - IN 49,
~" '''" Il" '''",
-. -
e"""'y
o,,n,s,,a 'N
~"
M ! : '"e m mot mp 'ian' OF al, mat .h'y s'ns ca, Tor
~ w = h'n, "a i'sN'n' al
,. That ur, ftIn irames5a.ely CIV c,ul, N ,hc,r
respective COUNT $, AID ulsc esesy NLi. 10 become a
memsrf.
al ia ~ -. ,y o" = "''' i" 'a'" '.nS''.'" 'i'te's'
VIII sa, = ~h,tt c e., -. o., a. s,,.,r'I 49, ."t. - a.,
tho le,,I. foet- m taer respective t.-iicfs, dirlnsui-hins
them INTO Wings, lcos. AL t~anaiDi; All a-o 10 make
apaagr'i.a az i-i' 81 ai III |lssR otter IA their d,'s,cts.
wi, freogl,Iy ana - p ~ ~ y, n ~, {, ,h a.'o""s'i'es 10
VIM ard d.oJ,f.f ,.ts, i, m :. 80, 80 - -, ~" .@rn
on the INST lay of The election.
> nj 'hsy procure horse, oania,es. on . hcr csntey-
-, - y 49," SH-'' az 90 ~. : no nave no
The rofl. -" 2" !" '"'''e u" " s""
: Tn.. tho county committee. Of vigilance shall appoint
a eorfs f .cniuel> IA each p'cn,t - place 4 votng IN
IieI It'peeii'e counties, in "h.se hand ,hall te placed
a"t,e' a., ia e'cal - 81 ~. nc lea AID illegal 'o'ers
rf.tsn,ly al tho nails an,, to ., . - remain
of The votes a, they are policl. TO pse,ent Tie ,@i,sosne ION
Of fraudulent v4'ei,; and T. gre he" mig f,.ends aocess
90 - p'.'. i h'ee."IJ,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

O. Bishop Taylor -ovS 1t l. impossible 10 mako
people understand her ignorance fr If requires
knowledge to perceive It: and therefore lie ilat can
perceive 1t, hath il not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
Vnndcrhur.as Comfy.

l1CFEAl FOR NANnEisil Kill !. NJ county IN lt
State deserves a hcartier greeting. for She has com,
plctcly redeemed herself from the thraldom Of Ga,
federalism. Who can doubt that in November ST.,
VIII give n hand ,ome majority for Polk and Dallas
Listen 10 one Of her noble ana warm-hcGrtcd democ
racy =
EVANSVILLE, Aug. &. 1Si4.
Dram CnAPMASs-The sun that rose brilliant ,.strr
day morning she'd H. rays upon the nnterrItied dcmncra
cy of On NANDtHBuLGu, aud directed them To call up
on 'Chapinan' Ia shout "aII UAIt TuE BANNfR Co.'s
~ The polls Were opened early aud the result Is
brilliant and decisive victory as follows:
Col. Lame (>enatr) dem. 6}l
w. &. Pelham /" wing I-2
Demo- ratio majority 40.
Judge Olmstcd for Rep. wing do
JAS. L. Walker I" dem. $50
Democratic majority -
r W. Dunbar. dem. elected Treasurer hy "a mai of O.
Ezekiel Saunders, do Z" County CnmmIsr =. =.
Jas Newman, do {" Assessor {" 81.
Thus every nominee who ran against a real democra,
has been defeated. and the Banner County which Prem.
lice wanted To build "A wall around to keep ii Wing ha.
thrown oil the yoke and given tioy a poke
Yours. &.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

Whiggery i comBlet'ly overwhelmed in lLnoissy
immensely increased maj3r.tcs fr Democracy Hur-
-ah Ter Tie "LoHf Pirates"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

lSi3-DemocratIc gain over $50,
lcii-Dcmocratic gam over lei3,
" $50,
Isi3-Whis loss since 1910,
lcii-Whig gain over lei3,
W IN. loss since Ici0.-
Democratic nett gam tins year.
Clear Democratic majority tins year,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03
gH 5lo1ott 9faItf9 rB>
Qlue ber ;Oarrbada

6 + ule.-llnfere 9ctfnnua lit tpierer grin
binter cen3 Shrcn. Gte 9dn3ertn ndmltf, sic
rpe9elt eines QGortnedfelS nit ren 8 g6eateriu-
teneante,l ilniere Gtaot pertaet lprllte, 1T auf
frcltncfdaftttfes grIuben etner osnagablnet
fe fe6r ilahe fetssce 81 fon sll b!eiten psrau
last ipcreell. 9lS Gle Sod,3efeierteae(firnlris,
Der alftrat, 5pllrcell tho nebrere sSunafernfrau
ae esu9sncrfea. Siestcb oicielbeit anf ii. iprao.
ucm s3eiteH, oleNgf9a inc. Ger gorbau
psi,tft tno cds putlitiltf fie(. + . a-sl.'..5
6ulhf ID ~ q ppel :. Scra effern ft,ar Sc
9eanlfiista9 l9iers Nrinsetl, 'OscroerS IA i
9toes Narase, ,abenbs 9toBe Nfeneomocie ifatl