Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-15
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Henry Connty-Cfficial.
Governor-James l.. Thomrson,whg ,ses; Hemp
maj. over Hampstead 900.
Secretary Of State-Cook, wLig, $50; Mc{lesrr
dem. 4ss; Heller, free soil 1874. Cooks mai 1877.
Auditor-ssevers. wing, COS; Pattee, DEM. 6c5;
Isbell, free soil, 1854. Sewers maj. 1913.
Treasurer-Jay, wing, es5 Kister, DEM, 400, AL
exander, free soil, l49. Jays maj. 1855.
Treasurer Board of Public works-Nosler, wing.
67A, Giispie, DEM, ACT; Miller, free soil, Iss.-
Nosler's maj. GOT.
Consress-Wright, whig, GIG; Hem, DEM, lse;
Shedd, free soil, ias. Wrights maj. go.
State Senator-John T. Morton, whig. s64; L. G.
Palmer, DEM. 42l; +. P. Smith, free soil, 1872. Nor
toms maj. 24s.
Replesentatives-A. UpdegrafT, wing, $50; Patton
Wilson, wing, 5s2; A. ]. Dilion', DEM, s2s; w.
Dorisnd, free soil, 27o; G. ]. Sharp, 2ls. Wings
elected by large n.ajorities.
Clerk of District Court-P. F. Anderson, wing,
SIT; J. P. Grantham, DEM, $50. Maj. ZOE.
Commissioner-J. w. Payne, wing, $50; J. L.
Hunt, dem., S3l. Payne's maj. III.
Prosecuting Attorney-H. H. Mcmillan, whig,
John c. Grantham was on the Democratic and
Free Soil Ticket, and received many Wing votes
Hunt and Beers received some 20 Free soil votes.
It seems TO be the settled purpose of the Leaders of
that party to assist the Democrats tgainst the
Wings. Think this election will open the eyes Of
some OF the party to the purposes Of those who in
this county attempt to control them. Yours 81.
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some Parts Of the County known to he candidate, the
leaders in Mt, Pleasant refusing to print his tho
tckets.
Warrington County.
Observation-Disclosures, whig, a5s; Hampstead,
locotoco, $50; Clark, free soil 1922.
Secretary Of State-Isaac Cook s52; McCleary
loco, as1; Heizer, Free soil 1875.
Auditorium II. Sewers, whig, 3j:; Pattee, To-
co, 25a; Ishell, free soil. 1874.
Trsssurc.--Jay, whig, s54; Kistcr, loco, 400; A.
iexander, free soil, III.
Treasurer Board OF Public Notwithstanding,
3ss Gs:hsrie, loco, 900; Miller, free soil, 124.
Congress-Heuderson, whig, o7l; Clark, !ocofo.
CO, $50.
For state scnator-Norman Everson, whig, AL,
Wilson; loco, 500; J. NJ. Robertson free soil. l2s.
Mr. Everson was beaten in Louisa IS votes, and
carries Washington by 10 maj. He is therefore e.
cctcd by \ maj. Of th,ee, notw sanding the COM
hined forces OF loco foco and free soilism was ar
rayed against him. Extraordinary effort was made
to defeat him.
representative David Bunker, whig, as6; l.. II.
Sales. LEGO, ess W. d. Lewis, free soil, 1877.
Clerk District Cou,t-Thompson McElroy, wing,
1885, Kinkadc, loco, 2e2; Thos Mcmillan, {. S. 1871.
Judge of frohate-Richsrd II. Marsh, wing, 3lo;
". P. Organ, loco, ala; w. w. Kendall, +. s. 1875.
Prosecuting Attorney-Enoch Ross, whg, $50;
Mcclure, loco, 227.
Co. Commits sioncr-wm Robson, wing. al; A.
Todd, loco, go; NJ. b. Mills, free soil, 1874.
Wnpel!o county.
Wapello county gives the Democratic State tick
ct l2l maj, except Gllaspy, who falls some so
votes behind his ticket. Henn's maj. 90.
Van Buren, county.
Majority for Dcm., state ticket 100. Wing SEN
ator, and possibly two wing representatives and
one democrat are elected. Wright leads Hem a.
about 30 votes.
Mahaska county-Whig state and county ticket
elected by from 80 to 90 majority. Wrght's maj.
for Congress, Al. Nosler's maj. $50.
In Polk county,whig ticket from 10 to 40 majori-
ty. Wing county ticket elected.
Monroe gives DEM, state ticket 80 maj. HEM
has 10 maj. Wing representative has majority.
Lucas, composing part of the district TO hear from,
which will probably elect the democrat.
Davis county gives Gillaspy SIS maj; other ma
jorities not reported.
Keokuk county-maj ority I 90 for democrats.
Clayton and Delaware counties have gone for the
wings.
Jackson county gives As mai. for Clark, loco, for
congress. Dem. State about the same.
Clinton. Cedar, Muscatine, Johnson, Iowa, Scott
and Jones counties have given small maj. for dem.
State ticket.