Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-23
ELECTION RETURNS.

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elections.
INDIANA ELEcTIoN.-The returns from
this State present the following result
Messrs Owen, Henley, Davis, T. Smith,
Petit, Wick, Cathcart and Kennedy, Lo.
cofocos-and c. B. Smith and McGaughey,
Wings, are the members of the next Con-
gress from Indiana. As they were in the
last Congress-eight to two-Cathcart TAX
ing the place of Sample, (Whig) and
McGaughey the place of Wright, (Loco-
foco.) In the Senate, there will be tie,
unless, indeed, Wing should be elected
in the District to be heard from, in which
event the Wings will have majority. In
the House, there will be a Locofoco ma
jority Of five or six, enough in a Locofoco
crowd, but not much to brag about.
NORTH CARoLINA.-A few returns reach
us in the "Union of the night of the 9th.
Wayne county has increased on Mr.. Folks
vote little-3s votes-giving Mr.. Haugh-
ton COS votes. Mr.. Polk had thousand
majority in this district.
Northampton had given the Lococofo
candidate a ma ority Of 40 or so votes:
Mr.. Clay had 1866. This district gave Mr..
Clay about $50 majority.
ALABAMA ELEcTIoN.--Judge Dargan,
(Locofoco) has beaten Col. Dunn (Whig)
in the Mobile District, for Congress. The
vote was close one,
Lococofocos, with the chances apparently
in favor of the independent candidate,
Judge Martin. His opponent, Col. Terry,
was brought out by caucus.
TENNEssEE.--The returns from Tennes-
see show falling off of the Wing MAORI
ties in all the Wing counties, and falling
off of the Loco Foco majorities in the Loco
Foco counties. The vote of Foster, so as
far as heard from at last accounts, was
about 400 votes worse than that given for
Clay. This will elect the Loco Foco can
didate for Governor unless Foster should
get increased maiorities in East Tennessee.
The Wings had received returns of the
election of IL Senators and 81 Represen-
tatives in the Legislature, and one add.
tional member in each House would give
them a Wing majority.
KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN-The Frankfort
Commonwealth of Tuesday last, thus dis
poses of the late election in Kentucky:
We have returns from 70 of the 100
members of the House, giving 46 Wings
% Democrats, one tie, and % TO be heard
from.
To the State Senate, 10 members were
to be elected, of whom the Wings have
elected certain, and one, (Evans) proba.
bly,; and the Democrats three certain, and
one, Bradley probably.
With the returns in hand, and estimating
the counties 10 be heard from according to
our best lights, we think the Senate will
stand 25 wings to 10 Democrats, and the
House So wings to 40 Democrats, giving
the wings ~ majority in the Senate, l6 in
the House and % on joint ballot"
MEMBERS OF CoNGREss-lO TO BE ELECT
ED TO BE HEARD FRoM.-WHIGs: John
H. McHenry, I'd district; Henry Order
Sd district; Joshua F. Bell, 4th district
Bryan R. Young, 5th districts; VIM. p
Thomasson, 7th district; Carrot Davis, 9Th
district.
DEMOCRATS: Lynn Boyd, lst district; J
w. Tibbatts, 10th district.
The Frankfort, Ky, Yeoman, of the
18th, says that Martin Qoco) is elected in
the Sixth district, over Mckee and Ad,
ans, wings.
Trumbo (whig is elected in the 9th dis
In the fourth district, Mr.. J. F. Bell a
staunch and true hearted wing, is elected to
Congress by only "a majority.
IowA.-Augustus c. Dodge has been re-
elected to Congress by majority of about
1000. The Constitution for the State, il is
supposed, has been again rejected.
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.-The editor OF
the New York Evening Post, who is in
England, attending free trade meetings
time rans President Polk oVer the knuck les