Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
The Election.

ume-Saturday. We regret that so little pains are
taken to forward the results this point, whence
should be enabled furnish the public large much
earlier with the full state of the case. As it is we
give information in the desuory method we have
received it, and defer our tables for the present
MARIoN.-In this county the wings have elected
their candidates by small majorities, excepting the
Treasurer. Messrs. Harding and Brown elected
to the Legislature. Last year three wings.
MoRGAN.-It is reported that Mr.. A. B. Conduit is
elected to the Senate and o. r. Dougherty to the
House. Both wings.
HANCOCK d. s. Cooling, wing, elected to the
House, and T. D. WalpoIe to the Senate from H. and
Madison. Both by small majorities.
HAMILToN.-Colip, wing, elected.
MADISoN.-R. N. Williams. whig. elected.
JoHNsoN.-Norrs, democrat, elected all oppo-
stion. and all other county officers elected.
BARTHoLoMEw.-CharesJ Jones, dem. elected by
large majority, and county officers all democratic
HENDRIcKs.-J. S. Harvey, whig elected by de-
creased majority.
SHELBY.-Major, democrat, elected.
WAYNE ID. P. Holloway is reelected to the
Senate, and David Commons, Solomon Meredith, s.
B. Stratton and Robert Gordon to the House. All
Wigs naturally.
JENNINGs-Hram Prather. wing, elected.
VERMlLLIoN.-Dole, wing, elected. Wright beat
Thompson for Congress Al votes.
VIGo.-C. S. Holden democrat; Judge Kinney and
G.. F. Cookery, wings, elected to the House
Well done, Vigol There are yet hopes of thee !
The first democrat heard Of being elected from
that county.
PARKE.-Parke is redeemed beyond doubt She
sends this year two sound and talented democrats
CLAV.-Dcmocrutic Clay sends a wing, as report
ed, two so called democrats being so anxious for
ofice as lose sight of principle. Bowling beats
both BY two votes, it is said, and glad of it.
CRAwFoRD-Gobe, whig, elected to the House,
and HLffsietter, democrat, the Senate from that
district
CLARK seems to be retrograding from her high
standing, if the reports true, which state that
Ferguson. wing, beats Judge Read dem, for the
nate. and sends ]. w. Wiley, whig, to the House.
Something wrong there, certain. Iater-Read is
elected.
CAss AND HowARD.--The whig candidate is elect
ed to the House; but whether it is John d. Hopkins
the other one, we know not yet.
Russia w. Hubbard is elected to the Senate
and John NJ Huddeston and VIM. e. Robinson to
the House. All wings.
JEFFERsoN.-Mr. Goodenow, wing, is elected to
the Senate, and Mr. Hull, whig, and Chambers,
democrat to the House.
ScorT.-Morrison, wing, elected.
UNIoN.-Daniel Trimbly, democrat, elected 10 the
House.
SWITZERLAND AND Omo.-Jones and Covington,
democrats, elected to the House.
MONTGOMERY. A. w. Armstrong and J. w
Dimmitt, dems., elected.
WABAsH-J. d. Cassatt, wing, is elected Senator,
and whig Representative.
LAwRENcE.-Malott, DEM, elected to the Senate
and democrat to the House.
ed TO the House.
BOoNE.--Messrs. Neal and Blackstone, democrats,
elected
observation-disclosures. Stone and Nef, wings, are
elected to the House by small maiorities.
DELAWARE. - The Wing ticket is elected, and
Ewing's majority reported at 2l9.
ADAMS AND WELLs.-Mr. Mcdonald, democrat, is
elected.
JAY AND BLACKBOARD. - Mr.. Huey, democrat, is
elected.
TIProN AND CLINToN.-Kennard, democrat, elect
ed. County officers all democrats. Wck's majority
40.
TIPPEcANoE. -Pettits majority for Congress A.
Messrs. Smiley and Dozle, democrats, and McCor-
mick, wing, elected to the Legislature. County off,
divided.
CARRoLL.-Thompson, whig elected representa-
tive. So says the Lafayette Journal.
WHITE.-Sends democrat to the Legislature