Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-26

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We DO n1i h,l.rve thar the Drnlorr,ite .,li,
even hor'f 90 sicccsd ac inst tir Thtt
Gruil'uia ol NJ Broru- ,sIihrr l,r.l have
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Poster. ~ hatll! To b. bli ,rl b5 tlloss uha
know them.
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To beat trsiimHu tu thI 4hle q .sluaif aud
gallant s'tl' in which udt paiu1.ic sisuiaii
o 7trrg conduct 4 the rlutars. N.vrt wss "a
mofr gCu rpu-. uhol .ful.-l qua iat.atui.
nous .cadct borne dCWH dul ov. ronI. bg
iorcr ui circumstance, .b nu,h 90 he derfrrs-
Sod No mtu viii dtr Go a.,rfi tiat be- hss
been b.aira b, his poi,ti. 90 oppgn ui,. We
rprai il--ip imam VITO ias O. Trolsr reIaft iot
hiS Character as a stsiriut- Ioli.i. i8u. will
venture Go sll ,hat kpiuiim N Foster hl-
he,n defeated tu me rl,,iion iu.i past by tI,r
numerical tctcr oi his yrli'ical orionrui. -
The whoi- secret "a this "a tat. in oar e,iiria
t'on, lies in two caUscs-atsr ph~ruJe 0t .ll
excitement upon thc subject. aui thc swan.
ping Of votes iu the strong Nhit cDunii's
where There vas plcurlitt at Cauiiiitc-.-
Iha, covers IN culisI grounl.
From Hr hashrle UIf-.
TnE ELECTION, announced Al our
last, the election has resulted uuiaYutahl, fat
the Wings. They have lost both Governor
and the Legislature. ln ihs lanrlpcr al au
intelligent corr spmdrnt. ''n,ith,i PARTS tufl-
I'd out we'll. but the Democrats went to tle
polls better than the Whius The s..rcru'r
vote for Governor " ben i, can d. accurately
asccraincd, will show large telling Oh ui abe
Wing on well Of of the Democratic vote since
last year, bat larger i'm The former than tie lat.
ter. We sincerely believe thlt al dis mo-
m ~, the Wings aIc in majority OF i've
thousand votes la thc State msiurity dot
avails nothing, since the, would not 20 to toe
polls. They saw the General Government in
the bands Of their opponents Democratic
President and Democratic maiouiie, I'm h1,h
Houses OF Congress. Nothing which the,
could do would alter this state Of things -
Hence feeling Of indifference in some and II
reckleSsness IN Others prevented large num-
Der from votngat ell. They had gone through
Tour desperate struggles in five yCurs-main-
tanning thCir BsCcndBncy on each occasion
and at times under the most unpropiti0us cir
cumstHmces. Their rNcTticus aud artifces.
however, availed not - iar as the General
Government was concerned. II passed. In al
IFS branches, into the hands OF their opponents,
from whom, nothing which il was in their
power 10 do, could rescue IT, Under these
circumstances, however much il is TO be r.
gretted, II is not suTprisiug that apathy should
some portions of the State lCcal causes upcrn-
ted 10 the prejudice of the Nhig ticket. but
the injurious effects Of these would have been
had 1T not been for the gsncral
apathy which prevailed
The good humor of Hogan OF the Review i
not TO be destroyed by defeat Hear him:
EMIGRATION.
We have been preparing for sevcml davs
vast, Tor an extensive trip, up the celebrated
P 49,. known in political geography as " Salt
t'n There viii b. glorious host ofcood
'i! ~ Oh ooe"d. Our boat, the "Whig; aud
81 'Ioush IL - raihera ccmpulsor, lrip,weHu-
uClpale much iun On hoard. II is command
cd by Captain Foster, ana i,e,n nj. rro,crbi,l
polieneSS and good nature, we o,e ,yarrsnt,j
~ assuring an VINO may engage passage on thc
wing lnSt Inc accommodations Will b. ann
PIE; and under the circumstances. comiorisblr
We ship as second mate, and. will receive an.
piicatlons Tor passage Tor q few days only. = /
Apply soon.
North Carolina.
The Raleigh Resisierc Of Tuesday says:
THE FINAL RESULT.
We are at length enabled TO announce with
certainty, the result OF the recent Concrtssion- .
al Election in this State, viz:
Wigs Elected. Locos Eleci,3.
James Graham, DavidS. RiI.
Alfred Deckcry, James q DoLbn
Daniel NJ. Barringer. JR.J. Daniel.
James J. Mckay.
HcnryS. Clark,
Asa Biggs.
In the last Congress, there were four Whigs
so That we have lost OHe member 1t shows
IN strong colors the outrageous character Of the
UERRiMANDER, perpetraied by the Loco Foco
majority OF 1872, when with such an Exhibit
n "A A Ela.tipt,. th, 81.
morrow, five had the chance. elect Wbir
Governor by four or five thousand majority.
ALABAMA GOVERNOR.-The election
Of Chancellor Martin, the independent Demo-
ratio candidate, over Terry, the regular nom.
nee, by majority of 5000, is severe blow
10 Loco focolsm, and the more so. that IL was
elected by the Wings, who have thus in real
NY, chosen the Governor in that most Loco
tocolsh OF all Loco Foco States.
The Mobile Advertiser saws:
This result is a terrible blow 10 me "old
line democracy in Alabama IL isa triumph
oil THE PEOPLE over caucus diclaton-a VIC
tory OF independent ireemen over the iulrigurs
Of designing demagOgues and sCheming poiiu-
clans. The people have broken loose from
the trammels OF pariyand asserted theirlNpE
and their capacity to select their
own rulers, without the aid OF packed conycn.
lions.
The wand Of the magician is broken. and
odd Hunkcrism' is PROSTATE in Alabama
It Is result over which every honest and indie.
pendent Tree man may, and will heartily re-
oice! We do not claim il as a yictofy-yyc
know II is not-for the Governor elect is not a
Wing. But in the progressive" march OF
sound principles, OF honesty in politcsas well .
rs IN morals, II is great point gained. AS
Wings, therefore, we do rejoice at the election
Of Chancellor Martin
In New York a COW, maddened from over .
driving or some other cause, rushed through
lanai street on Thursday last, at the top Other
speed, and when at the corner Of Varick street.
came in contact with DR.. S w Chapman. Of
No V5 Canal street, whom she gorcd dread
uliy, inficting terrible wound in his side