New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-27
The October Elections.


The October Elections
On Monday next, (Oct "a, the States Of GEoR
cr. and FLORIDA hold their Annual Elections
the former for Members of Congress only the lat
ter for Congress. Governor and Legislature. On
Wsda,sday oct. 4thl MARYLAND and SOUTH CAR
oiIs. hold Elections the former for local officers
only the latter for Members of Congress and
Legislature, which Legislature is to choose
Governor Lieut. Governor and nine Electors OF
President. On Taesday following oct. lOth,l
PEsssYLvAsA and ONO close the list OF States
voting prior 70 the Presidential Election, each
electine a Governor, Members Of Congress and
Legislature, which Legislature is to choose
United States Senator for six years ensuing.
deep interes. is naturally felt by politicians in the
results of these Elections, especially in the two
Iastnamed States. which are generally held to III
dictate IL they do not in some degree influence the
grand issue. The choice Of so many important
officers at once naturally hightens the general IN
terest; and we shall be disappointed # large
vote is not polled in either State The more pre-
valent expectation appears to be that the Wings
will succeed in Ohio and their opponents in Penn
sylvsnia but that majority of less than 10000 in
either case will not suffice to settle the Preslden-
tal vote.
South Carolina we have not endeavoured TO keep
track OF as the State is morally certain for Cass,
and no party organization has been effected.
Georgia and Florida will be sharply contested
each party seems confident Of a triumph. We
think the Cassmen have some advantage IN the
candidates for Governor in Florida. Georgia is
fairly and thoroughly canvassed, and the result
now. if the majority be considerable, will 60 lar
TO settle the vote in November
We append list of the candidates for Cover
They will be found useful for reference when the
returns are coming in
PENNSYLVANIA.
Wing For Gor~nor. Loc0Foco.
WILLIAM y. JOHNSTON. MORRIS LosCsTsETH.
Dist For Members Of Cong,sss
..asouthwark, nc David p. Brown Thos. b Florence
H..aPhla City Jos r. Chandler Jas. c. Vandyke.
III. Amor. Lib. &c. John 8 Liael. VIM. Hallowel
Iv.Kensington &C Henry D. Moore, John Robbins, Jr
v..Meotgomy, &c.
W.. Bucks Co ......
VII .aChsster Jeese c. Dickey, Joseph Hemphil
VIII .aLancsster .Thsd Stevens, Emanuel shsefer
X..Berks Peter Addams, William Strong.
x..Northton, &c Earl Wheeler, M NJ Dimmiek.
XII. .Luxerne. &C.. Chester Butler, Hend b. Wright
Samuel P. Collins
Bowman.
XII. Bradford, &c. Hen. ". Tracy. David wilmot
Jonah Brewster.
Kill. .Lycoming kc. Joseph Casey, WIN. A. Petriken
xiv. .aDauphin, &C. .Chss. w. Putnam
xV..York, kc.......sDr Henry Mes,
xvI..Peuy, Sc.....'Jssp. T. Brady, sanl McLanshsr
xViI..aCenlre, &C. Samuel Calvin, Andrew Parker
XVIII .a9reene, &C. Andrew J. Oge, John L. Dawson
XIX. wess'iand, &c Peter Livergood,
Xxx. .oBesver Se. Robert n. Reed. William Hopkins.
XXI. .aAllegheny Mos. Hampton, Samuel w Black
tGeo. w. Jackson,
XXI. Crawford, AZ. John W. Howe, s. E. Mcfarland
XIII. Clarion, &c. James Campbell james Thompson
XIV. .aArmstg &c. Geo W. Smith, Alfred Gilmore
Member. ofibe pre.-n, House.
Gave msones iof clsy IN a. dero the rest for ros hnfee"
Wig. For GOroaoy. Loco Foeo.
stAsusy FokD. JoHS b. WELLER.
Im. For Ms~ber II Cen9rsa.
L.. Hamilton, ..... Thomas Strait, David T Disney
Samuel Lewis.
H.. Butler, kc.... IL. D. Campbell, W. H. Baldwin
III. Greene, kc....-R c. Schenck, J. W. McCorke
Iv..WMren, NC. Moses b. CorwinJ John A. Corwin.
V..Morcef, Ac....John Fitch. Emery ID Potter
W..-,.........iC. X. Watson, Rod Dickinson
VII. .Clefmoni, &C. .iJohn Jolfe. ions ID Morris,
YIN Ross Pike. Sc.-Joha L. Taylor, Frss Cleveland.
TX. Fairfield, Act. q. Edwards, Edison h. Odds.
x..Licking, &c. - Daniel Duncan Chss sweelzer.
XII. Richland &c...iJ. Bnnkerhof, John X. Miller
XII .Sclots, &c. SAM NinlOn, m. w. Tucker.
Kill. -,........-, WAWhi.lesey
XIV. .Muskingum &C Nathan Evans, Matthew Gas on
XIV. Belmont, Ac.. VIM, r. Hunter, WIN Kenncn Jr
XVI..--,........--- -, Moseslloaglant
XVII. .Coiambians,S &C James Mason, Joseph Gable.
XVIII Wayne, Stark, Samuel Hemphll David X Carter
KIN. Summit, Se,.. John Crowell,
Xx..Cuyshogs, Ac.'J. h Giddings. Bushnell While
XXI. Huron, Sc......'Joseph NJ. Roo,,E. NJ Stone.
Members Of the present House fses sod, not whe csn
dates. ! Wig stump candidate
Messrs Campbell. Crowell Giddings and Root are
Free Soil Wings either uncommjttcd as to President
or actively hostile TO Taylor.