The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23
Elections,

Elections.
In Philadelphia tho Wings have elected Gen.
Swift Mayor and members Of the Legislature In
the County the locos triumphed by about 1000.
Last year Native Tho result Of tho election or
members of the Legislature Throughout, the State is
for the ocOCocos.
GEORGIA Is WIG.
We have received returns from % counties, env-
ing only the county of Montgomery to he heard from,
The vote for Governor in these counties is ror Cruw-
ford, SO, II5-ror, NIcAlliser 34,723 Msjority for
Crawford, 1872. The county of Montgomery
will increase this majority to between sixteen aud
seventeen hundred. Folks majority in the State
last iyear, was 2I47. Gov Cfowrod's majority
NOW in round numbers is 1000. WING Net GAIN,
3747! In the Senate, the Wings have %, and the
Loco Fd& 25. Loco Foco majority, ,, In the
House, the Wings have 60, and the Locos Go, which
will be changed one by the determination Of the lie
in Madison county, for which new election has been
ordered So tlnt the Wings now have Il majority Of
six joint ballot This Legislature which i. for
two years elects L. 5 Senator. Well dono Geor-
gial The Wings in this election rallied IN support of
the Tariff Of 1912.
OHIO Is WIG TOO!
The news from Ohio, has transcendnd our most
sanguine expectations. The returns we have receiv-
ed from the Legislative eleciuns which have last
taken place in the State leave no room to doubt Of
the complete triumph Of the Wings, in both branch
IS Of the Legislature. The Wings Of Ohio have
nohly done their duty and accomplished n glorious
and graft! ing victory They have mnGe grea, gains
in the popular VOTE and have carried severn strong
lncnioco counties and shaken terribly many others
The returns are not quite complete but enough have
come TO hand 10 make it pretty certain that the Senate
stands 2lWhigS to IA ocos, md the House IS Wings
to % Iocos. Mnjorry in joint ballot, 80.
MORE INCENDIARIsM.
In addition TO the several fires in this village men
toned in our last, we have 10 chronicle the burning
Of barn belonging $. +. Davis, Esq, Postmaster
Of this town, Tuesday morning last The barn
located near the premises Of Mr.. Flanders, who,
it will no recoectcd, bad previously fired a one of
the nccndiar!es, on another occasion. Mr.. r. at
th+ time had two men watching his buildings,
while he well armed took his station on an eminence
little back from tte road, commanding good view
of the entire premises Of himself and ncghborS.
The wutch was kept up until about a O'clock on
Tuesday morning, when, it beginning TO be day
light, Mr.. f. went into his house and his watchrnen
left But few inmates after this, Mr.. Davis barn
wac discovered in flames.
II is 'b-eved the incendary was in this barn
through the night, and doubt kept close watch
Of Mr. Flanders and all his proceedings. When the
watch WAS abandoned he fired the barn nrd fled.
Notwithstanding many impruden and foolish acts
the pnrt Of individuals, still il is believed our Cit
zens as a whole have done and doing al in their
power To bring these barn burners justice bot thus
far their eif"rs have proved uncvaiIing
Various rumors and accounts Of petty depreda-
ons constantly ahoat. such as milking peoples
cows, rohbng dairy rooms SC all which tend to
keep people in constant state OF excitement and
alnrm Two faithful wntch.dogs on Mr. Low 5 pre.
misses, went off in hot pursuit CT some persons some.
time III the night Of Sunday last, 1t is supposed
the dogs got the back track ms the tracks of two
men proceeding in direction opposite to that taken bv
them discovered on the plowed ground at day
light 1t is thought the incendiuries were coming into
the village, MIR. Lows and were compelled to
change their course by the outcry of the dogs. Mr.
John Sawyers family drove some one from their
cheeSe.room door, on Saturday evening last. lie
pursued but could not he caught.
There seems Ia he no security for our people but
in vigiant watch, and hardly may they hope for it
in that.-Brddford Protector Oct %.
THE PoRK MARKET. We learn from the Wayne
County (lndiana) Record that the Pork market ia o.
pening finely for the farms in that region. Dealers
are offering from $3 tos$3,6O per hundred. 'sWe
hear save ccnrd sshu, ,.,o 49,, =,