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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

he Post Office, at Rich.
"a the LIST day Of January.
-e subject TO a charge o.
ion to the regular postage
Letters in the following
" are ADVERTISED"
Johnson Joseph L
Johnson Charles
kinibie Elizabeth
l.arrauce Isaac
Lamb Erie
Lutz t'erdinan
Lowe Mrs. Susannah
Long William u
Moore John
Moore George
Marine Edmund
Mage John J
Murpi.ey Clement
Miller John II
M'Cluer William w
Mo!en John X
Morgan Francis
Morton VIM. 5
Messich John
Ncwbern Garrett
Paten benjamin F
Pick ct Be njamin y
Finney VIM. c.
Perkins Rachel )
Pitcher 5 +
Powers Diademma
Reutepohier Christian q
Reed Daniel
Roberts Isaac
Russell Elizabeth
Smith Luis
Smith Elizabeth II ,
Shelter Daniel
Starbuck Edward
Smith Mrs Mary Jane
Schrauz Heurlz
Stokes Lydia
Smith Samuel
Smith lamar \
Schwerin Chrlstoph
Ste NINE yerJ II
SEQ \ w ,
Stephenson g w
Suiser James
Steer Russell 4
Smith Mrs. Elizabet tn
Smith Anassa
Smith Jesse z
Smith F.liE1be tn
Smith Mrs. Sarah
Starr Jeremiah
SamueIs Andrew
Townsend Jesse
Talbert William
Taylor Mary J
Thompson Mrs MarthaW
Talbert Aaron )
Thomas Aida &
Thughey Oliver
Wore Azel
Noss John =
Warwick William
Weber Peter Heinrich
Ward Samuel
Wright James ?
w hitcomb DR., . P
Windle John
Wilinott Charles
w ilkins Mr..
Wilson Sarah
Wright Susannah
w aison David
thinner Solomon
\ MES ELDER, p. NJ.
4s. (l53 l-2.
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List Of Letters.

u EMAIEING in
~ nond, Indiana, O
! Isls.
! Advertised Letters a
/ two cents each, in addit
| Persons calling for
list, will please say th'
Arquett Miss Minerva
! Alderman Caleb
BOND Cyrus ?
Bed ford Fitz VIM.
Bennett Mrs. Hiram P.
Boswell Elizabeth
Bell Henry
Barnett Isaac
Barker Daniel
. Bonine Isaac
Bell Jacob
Bond Titus
Bo wing Fritz ,
Bun,lng Ebe uezer
Buila Miss Elizabeth
Cox Catherine
Carpenter Miss Eliza
! Culbertson David
Church T. ID
Calhoun Robert >
Cloud John )
Clark Edward NJ VI
Clark W iiIiatn
/, Coburn Joshua
, Commons Elvira T
Cox Samuel
Cox Susannah y
Champion Joshua
Davis William
Davis X ebert
Dernoss VIM.
Doyle David
Dean Andrew
Ellis Thomas
Edwards Sapuel
Fish Georges
fouIke Asenath
foulke Leii,ia
Foster JepthA
Fisher Arratninta NJ
Flint Jsseph
Forrer Samuel
tos-lag Bernard Hernia
Fullerton Calvery
Flanders Joseph
Grave John l.
Greer George
Garrison John B ,
George NJ III
Graham WIN. p
Gump Mr..
Gordon Vienna Il
Harting Catharine
Hawkins W iiiiarn
Howard Jesse
Henszey Joseph G
Haslain William
Hill Rebecca Jane
Hiatt Asher
Hogan John
Hector Sarah +
Hushih Allen
House Silds
Hadley Hiram
Hasel AT
Harris Nathan
Henderson David +
Hovey Milton
Harvey Joshua
Hufford Jeremiah
Harvey Stephen
Jackson Isaac
Johnson Levi
Picbmon1 Ian ,. l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
SPRING: FOUNDERY. Richmond, la.
Price of Thrashing Machines
REDC e. ED!!


VUNHE subscribers having increased their IA
! cilitics for building MACHINERY are en-
abled to sell on more Libcr Terms.
They manufacturing aud viii keep con-
staniiy on hand supply Of FOUR aud FIVE
HORSE POWER BELT aud TT MILLING
SHAFT TIIRESHING MACHINES.
They have made and are making eXtensi ad =
ditions to their former stock of Patterns for
VI i'll q q - r NS.
and will furnish to order, castings Of that any
other description. at fair prices. They will also
make to order, at Cincinnati prices, all kinds OF
Wooden Machinery!
They agents for this State, for the building
and sale of NJ W ObcnChain's
Patent Double Doiicr Cardiny Mnrhinc.
Foundry and Machine shop in the mort part of
Richmond, near the Paper Mill, and Wareroom
Main street, first door west Of Straitan Il
Wright's Store, corner of Main and Pearl streets.
where they keep AN extensive assortment OF
IRON, STEEL, Nc., which they " III sell on far
J. VI. n j. III. HI IIoN.
Good Horses and Wheat taken in exchange.
Richmond, NoY. ., 1917. 1911
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RICHMOND
F @ i N D + r Y
STOVES, HOLLOWAY ARE, and


A I e. % e N n a I / Price
TUNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the public that he carries on the Foundry
business. at the old estab ishment. He has now
on hand, for sale, superior lot of STOVES
consisting of Nos. l, ,, and } IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE SrILMAN's IMPROVED CookING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves of different
sizes, with general assortment OF l. rank I'm and
sple ndid Parlor Stoves. Also,-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons ana Waggon-B Boxes. He also
features and makes to ordcr-cARpING MACHINES,
coNDENsERs, sriSNiN" and MATING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used in manufacture
ing establishments
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice He feels confide nj
in SAYING that he has the largest and best selec
lot of patter rms in the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills lie has, in short, the latest
improvements in the Mill -Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAX EIIS:
use. He has Scoops PIoughs-right and left
handed; Woods Plough. four different sizes; all
of which he will sell at CINCINNATI PRICES for CASH
TnKASHING MACHINES.
He has excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for CASH or appro-
we'd TRADE For ease to horses. and ncatncss and
despatch in the execution of work, ii Is not infe
rIor 10 any in use
The unde rsgued returns his thanks TO the
public for the lbe raj support bestowed upon him.
and respectfully solicits continuance of iavors.
13-All kinds of Machinery repaired shor,
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, Will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles.
l. His STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where customers will be promptly waited on.
THOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond, Nov. Q, 1917. ja3l'45.]
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
To those who have FlaXSeed {:

TTAVING purchased J. W. Leagues Oil
III Mill, West Fork, miles north of this
place, am prepared to pay the highest price in
CASH. for good, -lean FIaxseed. delivered at the
Mill or at nv Drug Store in Richmond.
Oct 90 lS41 J. HOW ELLIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

at Cincinnati prices. Also, on hand, good sup
ply of PLAIN HATS, of the best quality. In
general terms, his assortment is equal 10 any in
the place. embracing almost every article in his
line. lie asks that purchasers NAV call before
buying elsewhere. JOHN SCFFR1NS.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, lS4S. 3,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
1.OOkino-Glass Plate.

TIME following sizes: \ .: 81 1Oi :
9XIs; I0XI6: ~ Als: ie go;
for sale at DR.. HowELL's Drug Store.
Sept Z, ls47. 5Iu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
TO PLOUGH MAKERS:

He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in
use. He has Sioop's PIoughs-rIght and left
handed; w Gods Plough, four different sizes; all
of hich he will sell at PRICES, for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19
TfiRASYllNG MACHINES.
E A. s H + O NJ s !.
E~ODH0 AxB1RXBo
HATS AND CAPS.

1 ME unde rs gned, is now prepared to furnish
his customers and the puh.c, it'll the la
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-19

window Glass. Picture Glasses, and
w all other kinds of Glass of the bes, quail
~ and lowest prices, for sale by
Nov. Is, lc41. IRWIN REED.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-15
Ok Marrow POmadc.

\ SUPPLY of.a1 sricis ior sale At H..
h.'A''"r ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-15

.NtNIN.E..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
Terms off the ENQUIRER.

~ The Enquirerts published DAILY lor the eiyJ
nd sEMI-W EEKLY flor the country.) For the uaIy
seven dollars per annuu and at the rate OF
- lars If taken for shorter period than ono year
-, S.mi-Weeky, i've dollars per annun, anu n,e
.,l,rs ia, six months payable In advancej.o
=, osee. or RENTED by mail, post paidi OF Ok
=, snnsm Of the end ofthe year;
isf ahaun sRMS OF ADVERTISING.
- THEw,,AILY ENQUlRER-For one square Of
I'm lines or less, first insertion, htty cents, and
'tr ~ succeeding insertion twenty-five eents-n tn
',,..s once week, twice week, or three lmes
..s tnirly.seven and hall cents.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
iH - less first insertion rs cents; for each coniinu-
ne, 80 cents. s. sr,, .o,,,,,,, ,n,,-
n.s and in that proportion for advertisements
' i leueth-e1cept Lottery Vendors and Auc-
az who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper
H.ssrs from distance must DO accompanied with
saocs nav. or tory references, to insure
,ecu,i,n. ,r - ari,,.a -, mall
80 and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the
d, hostage Of all letters being paid oy the pr'-
TN. postage OF single letter Is scarcely OF any
- tic writer: II is the accumulation OF post
a.0 m an srtensive business, which operates as
,ous tar upon ne EIitors.i -,,
All ub;txariss and MdrridQes from the country,
n,ys, tbs pariy's handwriting 10 unknown AZ TINS
W. must be authenticated by the endoIsaioh OIL lne
in the neishborhood or they VIII IN no cass
ssnajished Every measure, that mas besn takel. W
oe npositions and auizzes, mas proved
ps,iIing We must, therefore insist, sucn Caso,
eommunic ationben ing certified by tae name OF
apo pa,mnstsr pritten on the back OF the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
THE BUCKEYE STATE.

The news from this young Giant OF the West
is cheering beyond expression. The gallant
Weller has had to contend against tremendous
odds, and his election, OF which we are assured
by The last returns, is one Of The greatest triunPbs
OF the day. He deservesit richly, for he spoke
in sizty-fps counties OF The Stale. II is well
known that il was he who offered in The House
Mr.. Bots resolutions censurng Giddngs for his
resolutions jusliiying murder and mullny on
board the Creole, and against which resolutions
Willard Fillmore, the present darling OF South
eru Wings, voted II is we'll known also that
Weller has taken the bodest grounds against the
Frec-soilers and Aboitionists-an that for these
reasons he had arrayed against him, Giddiags,
and all The frec-soilers and Abo,ionisis OF Ohio.
Moreover, in the unce,tainiy as 10 Ford, The
Wing candidates. preference between Taylor
and Van Buren, for President, The friends oil both
these las, Individuals united upon Ford We!lers
election, therefore, is as glorious asst is an un-
exrec,ed victory. All his friends will vote FOL
Cass and Butler, and Ohio may be positively Sci
down as safe for the Democracy in November.
That Taylor stands no chance in Ohio is very
evident. The New York Evening Posi-, q Pro
mineu, Barnburning organ, regarding the cleo
ton of Ford as probable, published the following
speculaiions on Wednesday last Being in The
secrets oil the consliuen, elements OF Fo!d's sup
por,ers, its evidence is entitled TO some weight:
"Bo,h candidates flor Governor) were nomina-
led previous 10 the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Conventions. The Democratic candidate has
given his app,opalet the proceedings at BaAiaors.
"Gen. Ford was nominated by Wing Stale
Convention, as declared and resoIstc sapp'rtr Of
tas Hlln,ot Propiso, and Of kindred ant'-si0verg
MEASURES.
"Since the nomination Of Taylor, Gen. Ford
has maintained The positions which he previous
" occupied. He is still 6rm friend OF The Pro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
GENERAL CASS-THE WILMoT PROVl-
sO-"ALBEMARLE'- DISTINGUISHED


GENERAL CASS-THE WILMoT PRovI-
so-.AI. BEMARLE"-A DISTINGUISHED
DEMOCRAT.
IN the Richmond Wing, of September 18th,
,bere il a considerable flourish OF trumpets" lin
an article headed "Cass IN favor of Missouri
Restrictions" and signed aAlbcmarle, in which
the writer saws, that portion of General Cass's
letter. which he quotes, has been brought to his
notice by distinguished Democrat" who de-
clares that, on account of this paragraph in the
Nicholson letter, he will not vote for General
Cass.
Now | shrewdly suspect that alternate IS
somewhat mistaken when he says "dls'in'
guished Democrat" or any Democrat at all,
called his attention to this part OF General
Cass's letter, upon which he based his refusal
10 vote for General Cas-. He may have been
Democrat, or msy have acted with the Demo-
cratic party al one time; bat op'ne mat II
distinguished at all, it has bern more Tor MS op
position 10, ami his refusal 10 cooperate with
the party, than for his adhesion 10 harmo-
NOUS action with it. know not who this gen.
tleman is but venture the assertion, that ne feels
FESTIVE in a Whig community, or in wing
county. and, therefore. has pendant Tor
eh:ags, or has become miftd for some personal
cause, for surely no Democrat, and dist,n
euisfld Democrat too, would have gravely pre-
ierred 80 frivolous an objection 10 voting OF
General Cass.
l. i. very manifest. for he says it, that cable,
marler wishes to make The impression, BY The
earbled extract and false representation which
he makes of the letter, that General Cas- con
cedes the power to Congress to compel tern.
tory, before she shall be admitted into the uniof
! as State, 10 abolish, or to pass law prohibit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
1924 lI,462 l6,s39 l

From this i, will be seen that there has been
great falling off in the Democratic vote, with no
increase in the Wing vote, as compared with the
vote at the Presidential contest oil 1914. BY COM
pairing the voc cast On Tuesday, however, with
the last Governors election, in The above coun-
lies, We find large Wing increase and very
small Democratic eain-he whole number OF
votes cast being much larger than al the last Co.
vernon, election, and much less than a, he last
Presidential election.
The WING papers claim j, as Taylor vctc-
nv, suaerinduced By the popularity Of the tariff,
&c. whilst the Demo cats aurihure il altogether
10 local causes, independent of rational politics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
LAND FOR SALE.

,urs,,,,,ib., ogsrs far sale Tract of Land lying
In The County Of Powhatan, about three miles East
az ,hs conrt.ho on The Negro's Arm Road known
as coax Him." on which The Rev. henry W, ma'kIna
no,on Of which is in the original srowth-a SUI
sernt quantity cleared however, for farming purposes
with comfortable dwelling, containing eight rooms
.nr;ng within hfty yards OF the house To adopt The
n.,I custom il IS necessary 10 say more, as pei
sons wishing purchase will Of course view the pace
for themselves. -.
n This land is disposed Of privately before me
sth November next II will on that day be onered az
auction The terms will be made liberal.
subscriber, in Richmond, or Mr.. j. j. Fioarnoy' r.,
Huruenot Springs, Pow hatan. y.r,,.s
Oct l0-ctds HENRI wa nANo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
ny THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the Gene
w raj Assembly of this state by the resignation Of
John w Nash delegate elect for the county Of Pow ha-
Of Virginia tac,ing In the absence OF the Governor
from the Of Govefnmeu la exercise OF autho.
rty vested in the Executive by law do hereby require
,lertin in that cu,ply on THURSDAY the 2nd day Of
November next, 10 eli the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, tac..
ing as Governor, as aforesaid, and under inc
I..., Iessry seal Of IN. state, II Richmond, this
c., ,o.,d JSO Willy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
.rs pIvER EARM FOR SAFE.

-1e have for sale n valuable Farm, lying IN the
w county Of Chesterfield, on James River, near Bur.
"A, umnd,rd. containing about SIX hundred acres Of
iS ona-halfof hch Is bottom-land and Of the hTst
nnaI,v' The balance is high land and Of clay SOIL sus
Ssn,ibi, OF the highest state Of Improvement; about
hnndred acr.sis well wooded; water excellent and
~ situation healthy II has on II Dwelling Withfonr
,ooms harm corn house, Stable. hay house, Gc. Two
hnnL,sd bushels OF wheat have been seeded under
niavrr allow One-haIf the purchase moEey can re-
main on lien for several years.
For terms and farther particulars Hpply 70
PULIIAM g. SLADE,
Wall Street, City Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
STATE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CoNvEN-
TON


Wa. held in Stanton on The ID Oct Dele
gales were in attendance from Augusta, Ale1an-
dr;a. Alleebany. Bah, Bolerour', Clarke, Fayeile,
Greenbricr, Highland, Hampshire, Hanover
Kanawha Mason Pocahontas, Randolph and
Richmond From Richmond city were Prs-
sen, as delegates. J NJ. Crane, Col. J. W. Spald.
;,n NJ 1ob,son Caleb Jones-MesSrs. r. q.
Scott D C. Randolph and A. A. Hughes were
;nv;,ad and took sea,s-as also Mr.. d. Hum
phreys Of Kentucky and AT. d. Gifiord OF Coes
terrified. The permanent organization was aoop-
cd as fellows:
For pres;d.o,-John S. Gailaher G! Frederick.
For Woe pre,idcn:s MAJ. a. wasgoner oil
Mas, Renoni Wheat ot Alexandra, henton
HaTnel OF Augusta, u. B. Layue OF Allegheny,
Csleb Jones Of Richmond city. n
For Serrs;aries-N. c. Kinney Of Mason, U.
A S,o,er q, G; eenbrisr,J J. l. Peyton OF Augusta
On motion OF Col E Fontaine,
Resolved That a committee OF hfteen msn'-
hers he annointed 10 prepare business fsr the ac-
lion OF the CONVENTION:
The presdsu, appointed the following gentle
mn unnn ,hs committee: Messrs. Fontaine OF
Hanover Damfun oil Allegheny, w. Kinney ~
Anens,a Carr Of Kanawha, Stephenson Of hieE-
land Sou ot Richmond CITY, Mayse oil BAN,
Smoo, ~ Alexandria, Mcpherson OF G'eeno-Ief,
Hamilton nj Faye.;e, Smith OF Rockbrdss. fis-
o., ~ e"sIourt, Slavens oi Pocahon'as, Worth
;n.ton If Jefferson, Blackiord OF Lynchburg.
RetoIe The retirement oil this committee, MI.
sco,r oi Richmond city, being called ior, address
cd The Convention al lone length in an able ana
eloquent manner, upon the general suolec' u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
From he BaltiH,nrc Sun, Ostojey H.

FO.''
The returns from Ohio as lar as received, in
figures, indicate considerable Democratic gains,
and it will be seen by several dispatches under
our telegraph head, tina, the Democratic Govern
or is announced as elected By considerable ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

Joiiy, ami hat there has been two Democratic
gains IN The Congressional delegation.
The following is apu 'aicn of the vote
as lar as received compares with the presiden
H.i election 81 1914, when Clays majority in the
State was 5 $40:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

fkSiNIA-Ts rit AT Court OF quarterly sessIsn,
co.n eld for the county Of Northumberland, a, the
ses house thereof, on Monday, the l4th day Of Au-
hs no melton OF septmus r Rice and Elizabeth Ann
w. vile, who was the widow and devsss Of Peter Nc
ma deceased and appearing To tho Court that more
lsm.' years have elapsed since the qualification Of
haynie rs administrator with the will annexed,
srvas having claims against the estate OF said Peter
v,,sa deceased, do exhibit the same for settlement
Cor,.n three months from tho adjournment Of this
RaSoass nav copy Of this order DO inserted 10 The
py LOT eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY, and that q
At The door Of this COURTHOUSE for two
Sss Gays Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
oITTIATION WANTED,

NV A YOUNG LADY, as Governess in private Ia
b uy. She can furnish tho most satisfactory ISL ~
mopas Of her competency 10 teach al Inc nd Mu.o
an hns., ,;II he made known whom application Is
MAIDS ,nd 10 A. &c. Post ofhee-s,aunton, Va.
Oct lO-c4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

One more district remains 10 be heard from,
which is represented in the present Congress by a
Wing II will be seen that there is gain OF Two
for The Wings and one loss.
We have received official returns of the full
vote cast in few Of the counties, from which it
will be seen that there has heen large falling of
in The number OF votes cast. The following will
be oil interest 10 those specializing on the cause OF
the result now fully asccrtained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

IN MISUNDERSTANDING:
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chaneery for
toe Richmond Circuit the sixth day of October 1873:
James Boyd, fiaintn:
against
JohR w BOYD, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance aud given security, according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant Of
this Common cath, Is Ordered, Thai the said de.
PENDANT appear the rules to be held for the said
The bin of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some new spaper published In the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted al the front door Of the State Court house, In the
'A Der ,' ii-ewam O ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
From tie Washington Union, Oct al
OHIO


We rejoice al The victuries which have been 81
far Just won by The stern Democracy Of the L.
on OFF tie Vest" When we look upon the returns,
cheering as they are, now constantly flowing in
upon NO perfectly surprised al the rfsulls.
Counties heretofore Wing by very large MAORI.
ties, have suddenly wheeled entirely over, and
the Democratic banner is found waving aloii IN
their very midst. Instance Inc county Of Frank
lin, in which is the capital OF The Safe. From
about 1900 Wing majority 10 1910, The Wing
strength has been gradually giving way, from
year 10 year, until we have il now Democratic
county. And so, or nearly so, stand many other
of the most popuous counties OF The Stale.
The dispatches 10 our paper OF to-day are The
latest received. They give Col Weller-whose
Unprecedented run in Ohio, in The midst OF so
many apparently overwhelming embaIrassments,
stands unrvaled in the political history OF The
Stale, and scarcely ever before equalled IN any
other portions of The Unon-lhree thousand or
more majority over Ford, and several Democra-
tic counties TO hear from, which will necessarily
swell his majority. What a triumph, so far as
we have received the polls, from Ono Whata
victory for The onward march OF Democracy ev-
erywhere! Let every SIae in the Union take
courage, and prof! by her noble example.
Full returns will be received by lc-morrow's
despatch from Columbus. This astonishing III
umph is some consolation for cur losses in Penl-
sylvania. The battle in the latter is not yel over
another and yet greater trial awaits her IN
ninching Democracy. She will come forth in
the panoply OF her strength on the TN OF Novem.
Der.
BY TELEGRAPH.
COLUMBUS, Oct II.
Editor Union In AZ counties, including all we
hear. Weller has gained 1000 over Bebb in
1916. We have gained eight representatives and
lost Two. We gain two Senator'S, including LII
cas's district as one. Mr. Odds IS elected, and
we think Mr.. Swee,zer also. II 50 we gain two
Consressmen. STATESMAN.
STILL LATER.
COLUMBUS, Oct u.
T. Richie: Returns from 50 counties give
Weller gain OF 3 800 over Bebb's voc of 1916.
We have gained two members Of Congress
ODDS and Swee zer-two Senators, and nett gain
of four representatives,. We fought fTec. D'sSm
and Iaylorism united, and beat them 6"h.
STATESMAN.
[Goyernor Bctb's majority in 1916 was 927.
Unio.
Addressedb others, iy Telegraph.
COLUMBUS, Oct. II.
Weller elected By about one thousand majo!i-
~. d. A. ROBERTSON.
(Nlarshai oil The State.1
SECOND DESPATCH.
Der. -.
Weller elected BY probably three thousand ma
iorty. Wings give it up with bad grace :
Seabuiy Ford is carrying the ',p0lted sscr."-
Legislature doubtful. UIds and S~eelzer elected.
Nat MARTIN.
rods and SWEEPER Democrats lake the place
Of Edwards and Duncan, Whiss.l
The LlTgsT-REcEIvED LAST NIGHT.
CcLUMBus-7, P. nj.
MIR. Richie In sixiy-tve coun'ies WelirI's
gain oyer Bebb in l.46 is more than lour thou
sand. Gain OF Democratic members of Con.
gress. oTATs>MAs.