Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
INDIANA.

he accounts from THIS State are somew hat contradlc
tory The latest. and apparently the most authentic
Is furnished by the Cincinnati Atlas Of the 5h inst II
states, thai the Senate there ilf probably be- lie
though rs yet there Is certain information of elect o
81 Wings and % .ocusthfee 10 be- heard fro Ia The
House, the Wings have "a, the Locos five 10 be
heard from. Wing majority On joint ballot, and coz
sequenty The election Of Wing To the L : Senate H.
tins statement be correct secured As to the nlpua
vote, the statements Of the Glopc are altogether decep
tive as they were IN reference 10 the Of virginia last
spring We have ~ doubt that, correctly analyzpd the
returns will exhibit decisive Wing majority.
The n Y, Journal Of Commerce gives FIN returns
from lLdmna. though 1t does vouch flr lher cura
cy. According 10 It's statement the Lpcns will have
maJnry OF : IN iheScnaic and the Wings maltrlty Of
III the other honse-beng wh,g majority of On oinl
ballot We shall probably have correct statement IN
time Tor the next paper.
MiSSOuRl-probably redeemed.
The Wings IN Missouri ran candidate for Cover
nor or members OF Congress leaving tho field To the
Benton and An'i-Benun divisions OF l.ucol1colsm-and
determined 10 support The independent or AMI Ben,o-
man candidate, Judgc Allen) Tor the former Office
Wh" from the returns received s believed to be ele ted
The Wings made battle, however for the LEGISLATURE
notwithstanding the overwhelming majority against
them (StTy oHe) last year, and the ST. Luis Reporter
locp paper, admits thai the parties will be nearly equal
IN tia, body. and that the Wings may have a IN, lry
on Jalht balh. As lar returns have been received
the following IS the strength Of parties, as given IN
sup nom the office n the Reporter Wings AZ. Benton
i.oc,s q, Anu -lienun Lucls 10. and doubtful 10.
ihs Is "glury enough Tor enc day''-and If Chapman
ever gave usiy crow, 1t should be this gIunus midi
cation Of The "break q duy' in this long beng he,
State.
ALABAMA.
Even in this State, although there can be but ll
hope OF It's redemption from Iocoocism this Fall tn
principles oi the Wing party progressing TO ihei
certain ultimate trump h-consersa,iye AS they are il
their character ana Identified with the best interests
the country. In 81 counties heard from and they pin
clpally IN south Alabama. where Cahounisn Is mon
prevalent than in the northern section the State an,
where the Texas fever supposed 10 rage with ex
,raoldnary violence, parties in the Legislature stand
follows Wings 25, Locos 10; last year ia the SAM
| counties. the Wings had 20 aud the Locos Is. VIII
gain r.
In the Lowndcs Congressional district it is supposed
that VIM L. fancy (loco) is elected. 10 succeed Dlxo
H. Lewis, resigned, by majority of about l00--las
year, tht i.'co majority IN tina, district Was G23
The result thus far o. the election in Alabama sat
Ishes us that the Texas question is daily growing NOR
unpopular IN the South, as II Is thoroughly site,
and scanned, aud its prunable dee,cons influence upor
The prosperity the Souheru States is exposed.
ILLINOIS.
! The Locos have carried tins State as usual-eecng
as they did Two years ago, Lucos aud one W hig
Congress. and maintaining THEN ascetdancv both IN tn
State Legislature and the popular vote. Al .Nauroo
the Mormon nest. the iocoinco candidate received up
wards of 1000 votes, and the Wing candidate 20l =
W nat causes this affinity between Mormonlsm and lo
clfoc,rsm in lllnols--and Doris. and I,coe,coism il
Rhode Island The question suggesis curious them
Tor speculation.
! To sum up the whole. the elections, thus far. hay
terminated most auSplcousIy Should those in Septem
Der and October exhibit like brilliant results the nro
Will hardly have energy enough 10 strike blow in No
vember.