New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-29

least, are not too favorable 10 inc Wings "''N
contrast them with the vote of last year. They
arc as follows:
ls;' vylds; 1914. I5sso. les whs is4s'l1fe3j iis3
II 17u 1899 .ii3i 1ig2
lil...l4l5 lG9i.......l8o9 2i93
EV.......2 300 2570.2 24g7 1916
Total. gill 6,:3a 6.5GI S,ll4
Loco majority .l2l. Do. last yeer--l $50
E| The actual vote on each side at the recent
Election is jus, about 9.GG1-t.e highest ever taken
except in November, lGio
There are always good many voters ont ol
the State in Juy-probably four-flths Of them
Wings.
Now let us sum up the results:
CONGRESS- One Wing chosen "a gain > three
Loco. Tocos-one of them by about 100 MAJORITY
Dawson might evidently have been run as close
as Morse, and probably beaten.
SEHArE-.Sir Wings chosen, three Loco-foc
"a Wing gain of one; so that the Senate stands
) Whig 70 Loco, instead Of : Wing TO 10 Loco
as before. But more: Isaac J.. Morse is chosen
out of the Senate to Congress, and must resign
his seat, While the Wings can choose his successor
il they please. The Journal of Commerce Albany
Argus, sc. say Morse is 10; to take ms seat IN
Congress till Dec. lo45, and 50 need not give up
his place in the Senate. Bat this is 4 mistake
he is elected for the remainder Of the present
Congress lin place of Gen. Bossicr, deceased as
well as for the next, and is obliged to vacatc has
scat in The Sonate, which viii thus stand TO :,
and orc vacancy
Iousr-T Thiry.tom Wings TO t~eaty-sir
Loco Focos are chosen, giving clear Wing ma
iorily Of sercn in Joint Ballot. Ut was ono in
the late Legislature when it adjourned) The
Wings gained eight members, beside the Sena-
tor IN the ST. Tanmany dsirici,) viz: Water
ston in Livingston, Van Winblc in Point ConPee,
Parham and Benjamin in the Concordia district,
Young in Vermiliion, SiiIic in Sabine, Ray and
Nav in Ouachta Caldwell, &c. The Locos
nave gained G-Reck in Catalonia, Strawiher IN
St. Tammany, (by lG votcs,) Caruthers in Ter
uebonnc, because no Wing ran-thc vote for
Congress being, as usual, four Wing to ono Loco,)
and three in New Orleans, though they pollcd
minority of lhc votes. The Locos claim that
they ought TO have one more in St. Landry and
Calcasieu, On addition to the one they got in 10y
Wing split, as they got one in st. Martin,) but
this would help them, il they had it.
The Argus has been hoping and guessing that
they might have ore or two Locos from the
Ouachita district. We have the full returns.
ccpt that the parish OF Franklin OWhig) was
urclcd out of her vote. Here are the aggregates:
Congress. Bortelon, w, i45 Morse, Loco, 40
House Raw. AS Thomas 45i
.Alav," i55 PAYNE, g i5i
Ccarsntioa -Garroit :. $40 Humble, l73
,P,sc,ed Farmer, " AL
For Sen Del. 10 Con. Downs, Loco, no opp.--oil
May, lowest Wing for Legislature, mas one ma
jonty.
For the Convention to Reform the State Con-
stitution, the New Orleans Bee Of the 18th has
complete table of the men elected, except three,
who are counted as Loco Focos- They stand
TAjriy.aiae Wings 10 Thirty.eight opposed, in
cuding Scott of Feliciana and SPianc of st.
Mary CONSERVATIVES among the Locos. Tay-
Ior OF Assumption. sometimes claimed as q Loco,
IS set down as u Wing. We care nothing about
the Political character of this body, and the Peo
pie seem to have cared little, as Wing Parishes
have often chosen Loco Delegates and some
times the reverse has occurred. We are sure
National Politics will have Little to do with form
ing a State Constitution.
Such is the result in louisiana The Popu-
lar Vote stands just 1000 better than We expect
ed, and VIC have now not doubt that tic Wings
can carry the State for Clay by heavy majority,
and VIC believe they ,r,l do it. four opponents
can rejoice over this issue, We bid lhcm well
come
u The BARRE PATRIOT is an excellent Wing
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