New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

Neil s Brown ahead 4, 647. Aaron 10 DO before %
whiz gain 3, o32. Asron's msj in 4o.l 40
The residue Of the State gave Aaron 1888 ma
jority before. II il has done no worse now, Neh
majority in the State is. 2,247 but We II compro-
mise for 800.
The vote it will be seen, Is very heavy we
think about equal to that for Clay and Polk in a.
which was the heaviest ever cast in the State.
OF course. the above returns arc often mere re-
ports, and are not to be implicitly relied on We
think however they will prove very near the truth
and that the mistakes often against as Tor US
The Counties reported above compose about hive
eiehts OF the State. embracing moro than bali OF
Eastern, nearly all Middle and two Counties ii
Western Tennessee, embracing most of the strong
holds Of either party and nearly all the very close
Counties. Beside. The UHi0a has reports OF the
election of the Loco Focs candidates In Greene,
Sullivan and Hawkins the Loco Foco strong hold
in East Tennessee aud if there had been any gains
there for Aaron they would have been duly bla-
zoned But nothing is said of the Governors vote
proving thatit is emPhatcally case.
Members Of Congress Elected.
l. sAadrep johnson. Loco over Temple. Wbg
H. WIN NJ CocKE, Wing largo maj. over Wallace
III. .JoHS ii. CRozIGh, Wig, by 500 over
w. H. L. W. ma, Loco, vice Avon Cullom, do.
V. -Gsorss ". Jones Loco, reelected.
VII .MKRrDrTH P. GENTRY, Wing over Ellis. do
VII. WARRINGTON BAhkow, W. vice +. II. Ewing, do.
Reelected.
~ There are bu, two doubtful Districts in the
State the HID which the Wings have saved, and
X,h (Memphisl now held by Loco Foco. from
which nothing has been hoard That District gives
the odd Member to one party or the other
L,g.slafurs.-The Wings gain in Bedford aud
lose ono in McMinn. We have not looked close af
ter the Legislative returns as nothing OF Political
importance depends on the Legislature. We re-
ioice to observe that Hon. JoHS Bell lGen. Hsrri
sons Secretary of War is returned to the House
from Davidson. running away ahead of the rest of
the Wing ticket We presume he will be Speaker
IL the Wings have a majority.
Word IN Season.
The rival candidates for Governor closed the
canvass the night before Election at Columbia,
Msury Co. (the home OF James X. Polk. speaking
10 an audience OF Three Thousand persons, and we
happen to have tho Columbia Beacon, Loco,
printed next day. though dated the morning after
Election The Editor says he has heard Neil make
a good Speech before, but his one was "A grand
aud magnificent failure that the verdict OF dis
satisfaction was written upon many lWhigl faces.
their fond hopes were sadly disappointed &c.
&c While aaron. CA the contrary,
wa In one of his hsppiest moods Ths material ssas
between Aiss and competitor ts JE'e or Injustice Of his
War handled Ia tho most convincing and ingenious
msnner. HsSppeas to the young men OF
Msuy of the most earnest and Impressive ehsrsc
ter aud feel assured that they will produce the hspPy
result intended by their distinguished suthor The last
shot OF champion has been the most effective OF all
and this Epise OF Aaron has blasted forer0 ne "Ap0s
hs Of Clay" Our triumph is certain glorious and com
pletr Gov. Brown 10 now in Nashville, where he will
reman Tor the next two yesrs-Gen Brown still keeps
an Office in Pulaski for the purpose Of defending crni
male sc sc.
[y- See the above returns for Nels gain in
Maury l.9) aud In the State. Moral There $
no telling who Il be Governor till after Election