Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

a candidate for Congress TO fill the vacaE'
Icy in the Missouri delegation occasionet
by the resignation of Col. Sterling Price.
Maj, WIN. Mcdaniel of MaricsieOnn
lis a candidate for Congress to fiF the va
cancy in the Missouri delegation, occasion
ed by the resignation Of Col. S'erlin:
Price.
We make our az acknowledgements TO thu
nrorrietors of tie st. Louis UHHsh for thril
fkind attention in furnishing Us with :heil
Daily Union. 1t is certainly one of the
largest and ~neatcst papers now published
in the Western country; and is filled with
much commercial AMI general information,
az well as many able and well written po-
l~litical articles. We wish it abundant sue
cess.
Daniel NJ. Lert has been appointed By
the Governor, Judge Of the l4th Judicial
iC;rcuit. in the place Of the Hon. Charles
II. Allen, resigned.
The election for a member Of Congress
10 FIJI tie vacancy in the Missouri delcga-
ton occasioned by the resignation Of Col
will come off on SATURDAY the
i3!st, DAY OF OCTOBER 1916.
Pass it around; and let every mar turn
out resolved to support the nsn wlIo will
carry out his principles.
The Bowliug-Gre en Journal says that
Major AUGUSTUS Quay was appointed
Presiding Justice Of the County Court, a.
4 special term of that court, held on Mon
day last.
By appointment of the County Court,
the Judges Of the last August election will
set as Judges Of the special election, for a
member ofConsress, which viii take place
on Jaturday, the 3lst, Of October proximo.
The Circuit Court for the Bird judicial
circuit has been in session for the last two
months, and is at this time in session a,
st. Charles. There seems to have been an
increase of business for the State. Many
indictments have been found in the differ
ient counties, particularly against ,i"lators
If the law to prevent gaming; in one DUN
i,ty even 10 the number Of 40.
! II ie rnmored that Governor Wright. will
decline a denomination for the Office al
Governor of New York.
The Bowling-G Green Journal halls the
Mine election with a perfect shout Of joy.
It saws that election has resulted more IA
vorable to the Wings than the most san
guine anticipated.' Then surely their hopes
must have heen low indeed, for their cam
.diia.e Cor Governor has been dtfra'ed by
a majority of $4,000. Several candidates
were on the field and the Jnnrnal sa "a that
the majority against Dana the Democratic
Icandidate for Governor, is more than 5. COO.
IMr. Dana nav have failed in getting a ma
iority owe. all the candidates for the Sub
urnatorial chair, th ugh it is certain that he
was the foremost candidate on the field,
and led his wEig competitor sevral thousand
The Journa! is further mistaken when il
claims a majority Of the members elected
to tie legislature, as Wigs. But for the
benefit nfthc journal we will quote from
tie Louisville Journal ofti,e 9Th inst. good
a authority with the Whigs.) That paper
says:
"Ihe whole number Of members Of the
House elected, at last accounts was 90
W,,i;,s and 81 ~I,ocos, learinS 81 to he elect
ed. On the vote Of those yet to he elect
ed will depend the eL cti"n Of Gosrrr"r.
for which Office there Was M ch"ice hv tie
people. It is probable that the L"c"S xiii
yet a small majority of the Legislature.
and have the &C vernon"
Thus the Journal may perceive that TIE
in.yndsmncti.n" Of Mr.. Polk and u. IL
m:aistration is net quite SO strong as tie
condemnation of Wig principles.