The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-17

INDIANA ELECTION.

The same variation which we have heretofore
noticed 10 the statements OF the Cincinnati paPers re-
atlve TO the election In Indiana sui exists lhe
Corinpat Atlas gives complete returns 20 the SENATE
shaving the election of 20 Wings aud "a Democrats
The Chronicle gives the Wings 26, and the Demo
Gratis % leaving 10 hear from, and the OaLeue
foots no their table with II Democrats and % Wings,
leaving four TO hear from They also disagree as 70
he number Of old Senators who hold over from 'ssi
year-the Gazette giving each party Is, and the
Chronicle and Atlas giving the Democrats TO- ana
the Wings II, which variation OF course makes a
difference in their tables.
The same variation is also carried out IN their Ia
hles of Representatives. elected. The Chronicle
giyes SO Wings and ~ Democrats, the Atlas 81
Wings and SO Democrats, and the Gazette 30 w hss
aud 20 Democrats =
Inc Democratic, as well as the Wing papers OF
Indiana X enucky and OHIO have all put their coons
rooster, and big guns at The head OF lher returns
each claiming large increase in the popular vote
of Indiana The only table OF returns that we md,
no ever is in the Cincinnati Atlas. IL gives state
ment OF the popular vote IN twenty-five coun'es,
which they say made up entirely from the ohcia'
returns received at that Office This table compares
the vote of le43 with the vote cast this year, and
shows the following majorities, when added up cor
recty which is not the case IN The Allas Demo
cratic majority in the 20 counties, In 1913, zoo
Whig majority in same counties now, lo22; beu
Wing gam, 1910. The representative vote we oo-
serve rs nut down in Switzerland county, whilst Inc
Democrats claim the Senatorial as the test vote,
which would reduce the nett Wing gain IN the table
alluded to down 10 1874 This table may be moor
rect but as il is all that we can find in tangible
form relating the popular vote, we give 1t Tor what
II is worth.
ILLINOIS FlEcTIoN-We have returns from few
counties IN tins State
Fifth Distrlc-Green county gives Douglas (Dem')
n, out 200 maj Jrty, and Adams county $50, for Con
gress and tn. Louisville papers state that he is elect
ed by $50 najority.
Fourth District-Col Wentworth (Dem.) is re-
elecstd by majority of about $500 votes, last year
1864
Third District, John A. McClernand (Dem.) is
elected without opposition.
Second DstricL-Waba IN county gives Chas.
II Constable (WhIg) lS9 majority for Congress
Fist Decentralization county gives Robert
Smith (DemocraD a majority Of I'll for Congress
Sixth Distrct.--Joseph p. Hoge (Dem) received
1875 votes for Congress, being all that was cast with
the exception Of 20.
Legisla,me.--W abash county gives Constable,
Whg Io9 majority the Senate, and Albion gives
him 2O6 majoiiiy-he is thought to be elected
Madison county elects three Whgs In Adams
county one Senator and three Democratic Represen-
taves are elected ST. Clair county has elected one
Wing and two Democrats 10 the Legislature
Shawneelown is said TO have elected Wing Sena-
tor and Representatye-both gain. Cook, Lake,
Du Page, Iroquos, VIII, Boom DE Kalb and Nc
Henry counties, have elected two Senators and ee-
ven Representatives. Democrats. Totals
Democrats and Ways.
The whole Democratic ticket is also said to be
elected III Schuyler county, Democratic gain