Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
MARYLAND.


MARYLAND.
This State has elected Wing Gov
ernor-a triumph which the Wings
have never before achieved in that
State, within the memory Of the "old-
est inhabi,ani''-a Wing Senate and .
Wing Hou Sc, and thus securing a
Wing U. s. Senator. All this was
done in spite of the most astounding
loco frauds that were ever perpetrated,
with the encouragement of British Gold
and Government patronage. We have
no space to detail these frauds, but will
barely state that one of the hireings a.
mong the many who have been arrest
ed since the election, has confessed that
he voted in seUen different wards on
the day Of the election. Among the
fraudulent voters was Francis P. Blair,
Of Washington. Next in order comes
OHIO.
Every one knows that the locos
claimed this State BY from 10000 to
20, 900 majority. They are paralyze
at the result, so amazingly different is
it from what they anticipated. The
Wings have elected their Governor.
Barley according to the official re-
port of,he Wing Central Committee,
by at least 1000. They have a ma
jority Of six in the Senate they
have not had for many year-and
they have l2 majority in the House,
making a majority Of Is on joint bal
lot;-ihus securing wing Senator in.
stead of "low wages" Tappan. or the
would-be Senator Medary, and many
other desirable results. /. will be re.
nembered that the State was shame.
fully Gerrymandered by The loco leg.
lsia'ure SO as to give the wings but 6
out OF the 81 Congressman. Notwith-
standing all this, the wings have elect
ed ns'e. Among the defeated Con-
gressional loco candidates we rejoice to
see the name of the blaekguard McNul.
ty.
We give the figures as to the Guber-
Material election from thelivery lates,
news. All had been heard from bu,
the counties of Henry, Ottawa, Pauld.
ing, Putnam and Van Vert.
BARLEY, % ann
Tod, on 900
BARLEY ahead, 3.O7I
Deduct from this Shannon s majority
IN Io42, IN the counties, out viz: 449
And Bartley's majority is left at 1922
PENNSYLVANIA
Comes next. This the locos were
confident Of by a majority of 10000
or 10000. as most of our readers
know. They will not even now be.
lieve their senses. We do not crow
yet, because the matter of a decided
wing sweep Of the vast loco majority
which we had to overcome is not vet
ascertained-and we are not yc, out of
the woods. But when we state the
case as it stands it will be seen that the
wings have abundant reason to rejoice
at the result thus far. In 40 counties
heard from the loco foco majority for
Porter in l64l, was 1880. These
counties have now given a wing ma
Jorlty for Markle of 3.24e, making a
wing net gain of NINETEEN
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY-SIX!
There are but thirteen counties To be
heard from, which gave in 1s4l for Porter,
ri Democrap 1898 votes
The same counties gave Banks,
(Whig) 1924
Leaving clear majority for -
Porter, of 9cq g
From this, deduct Markle's pre-.
sent majority, SO far as the
returns show, which is 3.246
I
And it leaves only 2,723
TO be gained in the thirteen counties vet IN |
De heard from, to tie the vote cast for Por. |
Ter in I64l
II these counties give anything like
corresponding gain to the wings the
others have done, then we may hope