Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-14
ELECTION RETURNS.

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And dies amid her woIshippers
ELECTION RETURNS.
Since the above article WAS put 10 type. Ne b,v.
received some returns from the recent elee,ios.;.
tspiaSA. kEsrueKY. ALABAMA snd NORM q,
oLiSA, from which we make up the following sam,
mary Of The result as Ear as heard from.
INDIANA-CoN6REss.
%. Distriet-Ihos. J. Henley, L. f. elected.
Sd. do. Thos. Smith, do. do.
4,h. do. Caleb b. Smith, whis, d.
Owen, L. F., has probably been successful in ii.
lst, and Wick, L. F., ia the 9Th District. I, /,
though, the Wings have succeeded in the IN NJ.
trict which viii be gain. The Legislature. f,or
appearances NOR, viii be Loco Foeo. which viii
secure the election Of United S,a,es Senator il
the place Of the Hon. A. S. While, Wing
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gs.e,,s wr;,.
ing from Indianapolis, August i,b, lsl5. say..-
will send you the result Of our eleelio, :, e..
it may be received have but liuls hon. ,,ls,
1t will be favorable 70 US. So many Nb;g. ~ =.
completely disguised at the idea Of Mr. Cl,y,. a..
feat BY such man, thar fear there will 10, -
.uil vote given IL will fall short Of the Noyemh.
vote at least twenty thirty thousand In The So.
No calculation can be made OF course. Ioros,.a'
are more apt TO turn DOT election day than Wb;s,
Possibly il may turn out better than we expeet.
Tuesday, Aug. 5, 6 O'Clock, Pm
Marion county has elected two locotoco Re,.
resentauves, and given Wick Loco) about 90 M.
ioriy. This is a Wing loss.
Rush county elected two Wing Representative,
and gave Eggleston (Whgl about $50 majority
for Congress.
Hendricks elected Wing Senator and Repre.sr.
taiise, aud gave McGaughes for Congress about
200.
Hamilton, which ought to have been wbie b,.
elected two Loco Representatives. Hamilton and
Boone elect Senator. which is doubtful
have but little hope of the Legislature, and All
Is doubt as to more than two Congressman,
KENTUCKY.
We give below all the returns which we have
received from this State. 1t will be seen thai
Tom Marshall the "Jim Grow" of Kentock,
has been handsomely beaten by that sterling Whir.
the Hon. Garrett Davis. Perhaps Tom" will be-
gin to learn something from the teachings of COM
mon sense some of these days. and then he will
make an useful man. Doubtless be finds but little
comfort with his nep ailies--,he Loco Focos.-
The Union" claims the election OF Martin in .he
Sixth, and Tibbatts in the Tenth Dstricts-we do
not know upon what authority A few days will
settle all doubts. The Louisville Journal Of the
9TH inst. says:-
Well, the battle is over. Louisville bs. done
her whole duty and her Wings have the proud sat
isacton to know that oil the candidates thew voted
for have been elected. Mr.. Thomasson is re.elect
ed from the Seventh District TO Congress by small
majority; Mr.. Butler is elected by the city and
county to the State Senate, and Mr.. w. +. Glover
and Hamilton Pope, Esq. elected to the Ken.
tHcsy House of Representatives by about 700 ma.
jority. la the county, Jones, Wing, and Miller,
Locofoco, are elected to the lower branch Of the
Legislature.
The Eighth District has gone for the Wings
The Lexington Observer of the 9th instant ssys;--
We have heard enough from our own district to
predict with entire confidence The reelection Of
our able and faithful representative Garrett Davis.
In the Ninth District the returns Indicate the
reelection of Richard French, L. f.
The contest between J. w. Tibbatis, L. 7. and
John p. Gaines in the Tenth District, Is close but
the latter is thought to be elected.
NORTH CAROLINA.
We learn from the National Intelligencer, that
complete returns have been received from but
three Counties, and partial returns fromtwo others,
all in the Ninth District. These returns indicate
small vote and considerable Wing loss. This
District was represented in the last Congress by
that intrepid, talented and faithful Wing, the Hon.
Kenneth Rayner. There is reason to fear the Lo-
CO Focos have elected their candidate. Mr..
Outlaw, the Wing Candidate. was brought out at a
late hour--the first Wig nominee having died
this perhaps is one of his defeat-but the
chief one will be found in the carelessness and ap.
athy pervading the Wing ranks throughout the
county produced by the disgust at Mr.. Clay's de-
feat by "sueh man" We msy remark, however,
that the first news from North Carolina is aivays
disastrous to the Whigs-their heaviest vote being
the last card from.
ALABAMA.
We are not much interested in returns from this
State-the Wings having abandoned it pretty much
to their opponents. The contest for Governor is
between tpo Loco Focos--Nathaniel Terry, the
regular nominee, and John L. Martin, Independent.
The Wings have but two cand dates for Congress
on the turf-W illiam IL. Dunn, in the first and
Henry w. billiard, in the second District. Hill
lard will probably be elected.
TENNESSEE, &C.
We have no returns from The elections in fen.
nessee, Missouri and Illinois. Next week will
probably bring us full returns.
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