The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-04-11

ring states have nobly redeemed themselves
from The stains ofhard cider foolery. Is it rea-
sonable to suppose that they will again embrace
the harlot, FEDERALISM? We trow not.
HOW STANDS THE UNION!
New YoRK.-We compare the result of the
last Presidential campaign in 1910, in that State
with the prospects of 1914, what cheering con-
trast presents ITSELF Then the Legislature stood,
in the Senate, 81 wings to IL democrats, and
in the assembly 66 wings 10 62 domocrats,--I
Wing majority on joint ballot ID; and on the
lpopularvote whig majority, l3,297. The Con-
gressonal delegation stood 10 whig 10 81 dem
ocrat The Senate stands nolD 26 democrats TO
6 wings, the assembly 81 democrats TO 81 wings,
democratic majority on joint ballot IA, and on
the popular vote, democratic majority of 10000,
and the congressional delegation stands now "A
democrats to 10 wings.
/ PENNsYLvANIA--In lS4Othe Senate stood 30
wings, and 13 democrats, the House 81 wings
and 40 demonstrating majority on joint bal
lot 8, with 343 whig majority on the popular vote.
Now, the democratic majority on joint ballot is
27, and $4,000 democratic majority on the pop
ular vote.
MArNE.--In 1910 the whig majority was All,
vote was 10000, which continues firm.
INDANA--In 1910 the legislature stood in the
Senate, Is democrats and32 wings; in the House
% democrats to rs wings, whg majority on Joint
ballot 73, whig majority on the popular vote 49,
SIT; for Congress, 6 out of 7 were wings. The
Senate stands now 81 democrats TO % whigs,-
House 55 democrats, to 45 wings, democratic
majority on Joint ballot IA, and democratic Gov
ernor (for the frsD all by several thousand ma
! oIjority.
| MrCH1GAN.--m 1910 the Legislature stood, in
the Senate IL wings and 5 democrats, House
2S wings, and Is democrats, whg majority on
jont ballot II, whig majority on the popular vote
1904, and a whig member of congress. This
year returns not ONE whig Senator, and but TWO
F., whg Representatives, the democrats elected their
Governor by maioiity of6,000.
E New JERsEY.--In 1910, the whg majority Oh
the popular vote was 2,4l7,-whig majority in
the Council 8, and 30 whig majority in the As
sembly and the whole of the Congressional del
egatlon.-The democratic majority now stands
20 on joint ballot, out of 5, democratic con-
+ gressmen, democratic majority on the popular
vote some 5000, and democratic Governor.
| M1ss1ss1ppI-ln 1910 the whig majority on
the popular vote, was $685. at the late election,
7 they have elected democratic Governor, and a
: democratic majority of 80 on Joint ballot.
/. OH1o-In 1910 had 23,36l whig majority
f on the popular vote, whig Governor, a whig ma
! jority on joint ballot in the Legislature Of "a,
and II out of 10 congressman. Now the dem
ocrats have 5000 majority on the popular vote,
IL out of2l congressman the wings enjoy an ac-
cidental meagre majority off on joint ballot in
the Legislature.
; CoNNEcT1cUT,--Gave the wings in 1910 g.
\ $50 aiority on the popular vote, majority in
both branches of the Legislature, and the entire
congressional delegation. Now the whole del
egation in congress is democratic, and the popu-
lar vote decidedly democratic.
: LoUIsANA,-In 1910, the whig majority was
3,679 and whig majority of the congressional
G delegation, now the congressman are all demo
:. Gratis and democratic majority on the popular
vote.
GEoRcIA,--In 1910, gave $3.50, whig major
, ty and an entire whig delegation to congress
II The delegation now stands 6 dems. and 2 wings
II NoRTH CAROLINA, In 1910 sent eight wings
and five democrats TO congress, and under the
new apportionment now sends fivedemocrats and
5 four wings to the new congress.
t KENrUcKY,--In 1910 sent eleven wings and
/ two democrats to the old and now sends 5 demo
Gratis, and wings to the new congress.
TENNEssEE,-In the old congress sent Swings
y and five democrats, and now has elected dem
IS ocrats to wings in the next congress.
= RHODE IsLAND,--Had members in the ole
), congress and now sends but one whig to the new
. congress.
: VERmoNr,-In 1910 gave l4,462 whig major
ity on the popular vote, sent an entire whig del
n egation offve to congress, now they have cleo
o ted but two whigs.-The democrats have elec
! ted one member and stand a chance for another
WISCONSIN TERRIToRY,--has elected % dem
ocrats in the Legislature, to eleven wings, am
has elected democratic Representative in con
,e gress.
h AS for Illinois, Alabama, Arkansas, Virginia
= South Carolina and New Hampshire, the Israe
y of democracy went not astray with the revo
u ting nineteen, they stand firm and unterrifet
le In 1910 they sent 36 democrats and IA wings
to congress, they now send II democrats and fly
wings.
= In 1910 the House of Representatives in COZ
= gress consisted of 142 whigs 95 democrats, III
:. :. der the apportonment of 1880. The preser
y congress in the House Of Representatives is con
I" posed of 223 members, of whom POI have bee
= elected, l42 of whom are Democrats, and siGt
three wings. In 1910 the whig majority was 2
le, in the same States which now give 10 ofa den
m ocratic majority, showing gain of TO-
Electors for President.
'ut The following is the new apportionment
-lWN.