Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22

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So it appears that in spite Of the new Tariff, the
new Legislature Of Maryland is rather Demo-
cratic than it has been, average of the last
three years.
BALTIMORE CRY ELEcTIoS.-The democracy of
Baltimore have elected their mayor by LOG majority,
$3.50 more votes were polled than at the late State
election.
Omo.-The wings have carried the State for Go
vernon, by probably rising two thousand majority.
portion of the Democracy % Of that State owned
by the banks interested in swindling the people
through them. Hence while protesting Democracy,
they vote with the wings, thereby showing how
strongly they bound to the money god. This
is particularly the in several counties we could
name. When the sufferings Of the people Of Ohio
cause them to- desire change, these soft bankers
should remain where they belong in the wing ranks.
their professions to the contrary Notwithstanding.
LATEn.-Thc Ohio Press, Extra, Of the 10Th, says:
The Congressional delegation as far as heard,
stands as follows. Democrats in italics.
LIST, James J. Fdran; ID, David Fisher; Sd, r. c..
Schenck; 4ih Richard Candy; 5th, William Sdicyer );
9th, RodolPhus Dickinson; 9TH, Thomas L. Hamer !;
6th, ]. L. Taylor; 9th, T. o. Edwards; 10th, Daniel
Duncan; llth, John X Miller; 18th, Nathan Evans
10th, J. ID. CuRmins; 18th, George Fries; 18th,
Samuel Lahm; 10Th, John Crowell; Goth, J. r. Gid
dings; Dist, ]. NJ Root
The three districts which we have not heard from
are now represented as follows 18th, by Vinton,
whig 18th, by Parrish democrat; and 18th, by Jos.
Morris, democrat
In 60 counties, the members elected to the House
of Representatives stand DEM 81, Wing 80 In these
counties there is one wing gain four democratic gain
The Senate, heard from, stands follows: Hold
ing over, wings and democrats; ascerianed to be
ola cd all ,.ht0 he al, 80
coon, Bebb, will probably be elected by upwards of
1000 majority.
PExxsYLvANrA-Butf few returns are yet received.
In Philadelphia city the regular whig ticket for city
officers is supposed TO be elected usual. The vote
is smaller than usual. The Ndtire vote is FILTERED
away almost entirely.
In the county the vote has also fallen of from last
year in most Of the districts.
Northern Liberties gives nearly the same demo-
cratic majority for Mayor of that district as at last
election Belsterling had then 92l mujority he has
now 925. The vote Of the district is 400 less than
in 1915
Moyumensing has given Florence $40 majority over
Levin, Native. Second Ward, Southwark, has given
Levin 300 majority. His majority in the whole dis
tric will be near thousand. The city wards in this
district have not been heard from.
The returns so far received Indicate the election Of
Levin in the First Congressional district JOS r. In
gersoll, Wing, in the Second; Chus Brown, Demo
crai. in the Third in place of the present Native and
c. j. Ingerso in the Fourth district.
In the district composed OF Delaware and Mont
gomery counties, Freddy, wing, is elected.
The entire wing tickets are elected in Bucks, Dau
phin. and Delaware counties.
Two wing members of Assembly elected in Dnu-
pbin county.
The votes in the city and county not all count
cd at four o'clock, on the 18th.
The above returns do look favorable TO the dem
ocrntic party. We have received the vote Of but
few counties on Canal Commissioner, which are as
follows:
Beaver 523 wing, Allegheny 1000 wing.
Sirth District-J. w. Hornbeck wing. has been
elected in this district composed Of Bucks and Le-
high Also wing gain.
Serenh Distriet-Composcd OF Chester county.
hIcllyane, wing, has been reelected.
Eighth Disirici-John Strohm, wing, has been re-
elected in this district composed of Lancaster county
! Ninth Dtsirict--Berks county; VIM. Strong, dem.
elected.
! Tenth Disirici-Composcd Of Northampton. Mum
roe, Pike and Wayne counties; Richard Broadhcad,
dem, reelected.
i Fourteenth Districi--Composcd Of Dauphin, Leba-
non and Sehuykill, George NJ Eckert, whig has been
elected.
! Fifteenth Disfrict--York and Adams counties, ii.
Mes, wing, elecied--a gain.
Sirteenh Disirict-Cumberland Franklin and
Ferry counties. James l.. Brady, wbig has been elect
! cd in place OF James Black, democrat, wing gain.
The wings have also gained two Senators in Bucks
and Montgomery counties, and three members Of the
Assembly in Buckle, one in Cumberland, and two in
Schuylkill
GEonGIA.-The LIST, It'll, and 9Th districts have
/ probably elected wings to Congress The 9TH, 9th,
and 9th have elected democrats The I'd and Sd are
doubtful, though the former will probably elect dem
ocrat and the latter whg In that case, there will
Le no political change in the next Congress
! MAiSE.-The Augusta Age makes the House stand
80 wings and SO democrats, as far as heard from.
Add Calais, one wing. not heard from by the Age at
the time Of making its statement, and we have SO
and 3d. with ID Representative districts not heard
from, and 80 in which there is no choice.
VERmoNr.-The Legislature has elected Horace
Eaton, Governor, Leonard Sargent, Lieut.. Governor,
and Elisha p. Jeweit, Trensurer-al the whig candi-
dates. The vote for Governor siood-Eaton 1876 !;
Smith rs; Brainnrd IL. So the Government is fully
organized. in wing hands usual
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Spurious Ten Dollar Bill,
Purporting to be on the State Bank Of Indiana hns
just been shown, having for its yignette female Sit
ting, and sailor standing near pointing 10 the ocean,
on whieh ressel in in sight.
There is no vignetic resembling this i'm any respect