New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Town Election.

The Burliagton Hqrk- Eye, OF August II, says
the returns are not yet a.. Although the ni5s
have certainly lost the House, some doubt exists
IN relation to the Senate. We think, from all we
have heard. that there must have been some iOul
plav ia the Johnson and Iowa Senatorial District
bv which j Scott Richardson, Wing is said to be
beaten bv two votes. The gazette OF yesterday
publishes a table, wherein they claim majority
In both Houses. That table we know is lucOr-
rect Without jefferson, which is a tie, we hard
ly think they will have the Senate. new cleo
ton will probably not be ordered IN that county
aud as the Locos know that everything depends
upon the result they will probably be able to out
general the Wings, aud get then man eventually
Until that is decided, we believe the Senate VIII
be a tie. We shall be able, by another week to
publish a correct table.
We think the whole Wing State ticket is elect
ed. report reached town yesterday, which
states that the MormOns in POttawatomie County
polled upward of 200 votes for the Whigs.-
This will elect Miller to Congress, and give the
Wings the Secretary OF State, Auditor and Irea-
surer.
In the lid Congressional District, Shepherd
LETTER Loco, is probably reelected by greatly
reduced majority Davis, the Wing candidate,
might have easily been elected had the Wing
Ab0tionsts taken the advice OF their brethren
OF Scott County, and vo. ed for him. By throwing
their votes away they defeated one whom they
knew to be a staunch Wimot Proviso man.
W1sooSsIN.-The following is the result OF the
late Judicial election in Wisconsin. The gentle
mon elected will preside in the Courts OF their re-
spective circuits and together constitute the Su
preme Court of the State EDWARD Y. WHIroN
Of Rock county for the first circuit, LEVI HuBBELI
of Milwaukee for the second circuit, CHAs. H. LAR
RABEE OF Washington for the third circuit, ALEN-
ANDER w. Stow OF Fond du Lac for the fourth
circuit, and MORTIMER M.JACKsoN of Iowa for the
fifth circuit.
Messrs HUBBELL, Srow and JACKSON were I'M
dependent candidates in opposition TO the reeu-
larlv nominated Locos Messrs WHIToN, Srow
and JACKSON are Wings.
~ JosEPH j. HENPHILL, Of West Chester, is
the Loco Foco candidate for Congress In the With
Chester Col District of Pennsylvania. The Dis
trict is now ably represented by Abraham r
Mcllvaine Wing.
rV~ Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENs has been
unanimously nominated for reelection by the
Wings Of the With Congressional District Of
Georgia
- Hon. JosErH NJ. Roor, the able and wor-
thy Representative from the Lorain (XXlst Dis
uiCt oi ohioi mas pech hohlhdtcd py inc " h5s
for reelection to Congress. 1t will be remembered
that Mr. II. some time since wrote a letter dccar-
ing his opposition to the election OF Gen. Taylor.
~ JAMES ;. THOMPSON has been elected q
Delegate to the Whis State Convention at Utica,
ON the 9Th September, from the Third Assembly
Distcict Of Monroe Co. He is understood to be in
favor of Hamilton Fish for Governor.
~ Hon J. W. ALLEN OF Cleveland, is the
Wing candidate Tor Elcctor in the NNth (Gd-
ninn. III C.,....r..ssinnn oil LII sfrcl ~ OHM