Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-12
GREAT POLITICAL REVOLT
TiONS.

EtO4fbs
We have the pleasure this week Of announ-
cling the route Of Loco Focoism in the States
of New York, New jersey and Iowa, and
next week we shall be enabled to add Massa-
chusetts to the list--and perhaps Michigan ;all
Of the returns which have been received from
the latter State show great gains for the Wings,
and perhaps a complete revolution has taken
place. Truly, "PEAcE TOO HATH Irs vIcro-
RIEs." These signs cannot be mistaken--the
presen, Administration is doomed. The PEG
pie Of the United States will never submit to
such ruinou, legislation as that ofthe last Con
g-ess. The destruction Of the Tariff Of '42-
the establishment of the Sub Treasury, the
veto Of the River and Harbor Bill, SC. Sc,
have been passed upon by the people, and eve
rywhere condemned. The vote Of every State
since the adjournment OK Congress, has been
strongly condemnatory of the Administration,
with the exception Of the States Of Missouri,
Illinois and Indiana, all Of which had voted
before the news of the veto OF the River and
Harbor Bill had reached them, OF they per-
haps might have wheeled into line. We have
not of course included "South Carolina"-no
one knows eraeity what her position is-she
generally goes ''is gang by herself"
There is no mistake about it, the Coons are
very lively ''about these times" Who have
done the work-listen to the dying groans OF
Father RIrcHIE, and then say fit is at all won
derful that the Coons clap their digitals to their
nose. He says-"Aboli,onists Natives, Agra
rians, Equal Rights Men, Fourierists--every
most Presidential and reckless form Of law-ha-
ting faction, numerous enough to trouble the
power Of any small neighborhood, came in TO
swell the chorus which the Wings and the
Anti Renters led off" Certainly Mrs Grtua-
dy" must have been dreaming, and found her
self surveying The usual inmates Of Tammany
Hall-but TO the results.
NEW YORK.
Goraraor and Lieutenant Gogernor.-JoHN
YOUNG, Wing, is elected Governor by a ma
ljority Of l0,S76 over SiLAs WRIoHr, Loco
MIR. w was elected to the same Office in 1874
by majority Of l0, 226 over FILLMORE, Wing.
Wing net gain 2l,l02. ADDISON GARDNER,
Loco, has been elected Lieut. Governor over
HAMILTON Fish, Wing, by very small ma
jority.
COngress.-The Wings have elected q
Congressmen-the Loco Focos H. At the
election in 1916 the Wings elected 9, Loco
Focos q, Natives 4. IFhig gain IS.
Legislatre.-There were seven Senators
elected this year-the " higs have elected g.
the Locos 3.
The assembly is composed fl26 members,
the IYhigs have elected 70. Locos 55-W hig
majority 1873 on JOINT balot--'enough for
all practical purposes"
The fate of the New Constitution is not yet
known; Negro suffrage has been killed dead
peace to its ashes"
NEW JERSEY.
The Wings have elected 1 members of
Congress by largely increased majorities--the
Locos |, by diminished majority. The del
ega,ion will stand as in the present Congress.
Legislature Senate.-IV higs u, Locos 7
no change.
.4ssemLly.-V higs 50, Locos 25-being a
" hig net gain of 10 over last year. A U. S.
Senator is TO be elected next winter, in the
place of Hon. JACOB W. MILLER, " hig,
whose term expires on the 4th Of March next.
IOWA.
The Missouri Republican asks ga long
loud, glorious shout for Iowa" This new
State has held her first election, and the first
report from her battery is truly astounding
she elects MoNiGuT " h'g) Governor; He
DRrcK (IVh to Congress, and rolls up
majority in both Houses of the Assembly,
which secures the election Of hco IVhigs TO The
United States Senate. The National IntelIi-
gsneer regards the triumph in Iowa 'of more immc
date consequence 10 the Union than any Que Of the
Wing ttiumphs upon which it has, within few
weeks. had the pleasure Of congratulsting tho eoun
ny" Good for your size "liAwk EYE"
SOUTH CAROLINA
Has elected Calhoun Loco Focos 10 Congress-
both HOUSES Of the Legislature oflhe same stripe.