Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

THE IL EDITIONS.
NodIll CAR0LINA.-rhe Raleish Register
furnishes us with the following eanplele list Ut the
Congressman representation of y nth Uatalna, inst o..
lec'ed: James Graham. Alfrel Dekefy, Diniel NJ
iaTrnsof, Wings; and David ). Rid, James pahbin
John x, j Daniel. James J. Mckay. Henry y. CLARK.
ASS Briggs. I.antoaos. The Wings Lose Qua member
IN Mr.. Ri5ner's dl strict, by a small majorily.-rhe
Register renirks that the foregoing results show in
strong c'lors the outri. ,oas character oil the Gefryman
der pcrpe,rateiby the I.ocoioco m,joril, IN the LesisIa
'n'e OF 1872, when. with snel, an exhibit OF an election
as the above, we could yet. tu morrow. if we had the
chance. elect a Wing Governor by 4 or 5000 majority
rUCkY.-rhe last accounts from this State
Throw some doubt upoa the result in Quo OF the districts
heretofore claimed by the Wings lin which. nevefthe,
less, the Wing majority is about 5000, In lhi. district,
Two Wings aud one L,coioco were candidates-and IL is
possible that the latter is elected. IN consequence oil the
nearly equal division of the Wing vote between the two
former. Should this be The fact, the Wings will have
gained IN Kentucky two IN. mbers instead ol three.
TENNESSEE.-The coates, for Governor between
Brown o. aud Foster (V.) will be close. but there is
no doubt OF The election of the tormer by a small majpri.
ty. tits still doubtful which party will have n majority
IN the Stale Leelslature.-lh neat delegation in Con.
gress Will consist, as last year. Of 5 Nhiss and 6 Loco
'ocos, the Wings gaining The Knoxville, aud losin, the
Memphis district. The names oil the members cleo, are
as follows: Andrew johnson. Alvan Cullom. George
w. Jones, Barclay Martin. f.. Z. stanton. n. B. Chase
OLocos.) and John II. Croz,er. w. r.. Cocke, NJ. +.
Gentry, J. Peylon. Milton Brown NNhiss) -
ALABAMA.-Conlrary 10 our expectations. Joshua
l.. Martin Qndependenl.) is elected Gu-ernor of this
State, by a considerable majority over Nathaniel Terry
the regularly nominated Locoioco candidate. We have
returns from AZ Counties, in whie, The vote stands
thus:
FDr Martin, 1898
For Terry, lO.j26
The Tuscaloosa Monitor (Whig) remarks that this
was purely a domestic iracas" among the Iocos-
though it adnIts that Judge Mulin owe. his election To
Wing votes. The Mobile Register tIoco) groans bit
terly over the result, and announces IL AS a Wing ri.
umph.
The following is a complete list of The delegation in
The next Congress: Reuben Chapman. George Houston.
Felix q. Mcconnell, W. $. Dargau, W. W. Payne,
w. l.. fancey, aud II. w. billiard; all locos except
the last named. Mcconnell, however, mas am "lndo
pendent candidate, running, like Judge Martin, on
his own hook. against ). +. Rice, the regularly
nominated I.ocoioco candidate, and was elected. we
regret TO say, by Wing votes. We regre, IL, because
he is a disgrace TO the bDdy TO which he belongs, which,
for the credit of the nation, ought 10 be purged of such
%ropdyish bultes, The Tuscaloosa Monitor attempts 10
excuse the conduct of the Wings of that district Ior sup
porting Mcconnell. ltsays. They reasoned thus with
''thelr democratic friends-Two years ago we presented
''you with William z. Chiffon, a man of superior tai
tents, aud acknowledged purity of character. You re
''Jected him, and made Mcdonnell your representative.
"NOw you are sick Of him, and wish to elect another
Imam. We bind you to your first choice. You made
at knowingly. Mcconnell was as bad a drunkarl. and
''as much a bully and blacksuard then. as now. We
"will dose you with your own physic." But, in our o..
pinion, this is a wrctclled piece of sophisiry, 10 cover
an indeiensible act.
IOWA.-An election was held in the territory of
Iowa, on the 9TH inst, for a delegate to Congress, and
pursuant to an act Of the Legislative Council) to test
again the popular sentiment with regard TO the accept
anco of a State government, with the restricted bounda
ries prescribed in the act Of the last Congress. The re.
turns indicate the election OF A. e.. Dodge, (Loco) To
Congress, but the adoption of the Constitution is doubt
ful.