New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
kentucky-Co-g-.S.

ed nearly al their State Officers by handsome
malorires, and secured preponderance in each
branch Of the Legislature. they have contrNed to
beat themselves dIsgraceiully in the choice OF
Members OF Congress. For examples Clarke.
q County uniformly Wing when fully contested
by about $50 against i50 votes and which even
now gives Dixon for Governor S7i TO BOT for
Powell. has gwen for Congress but i3l Wing 70
i2s Opposition votes, a majority OF the Wings de-
Ginning to vote for Congress AT all. 50 Fleming.
which contains about 1900 Wing to SEQ Opposl-
ION voters and which gives Dixon tor Governor
925 to 80 for Powell. has gwen the Wing candi-
date Tor Congress SOB votes 10 s3l for the oppo-
sItion. &C. &c. In this way four decidedly
Wing Districts have been thrown away by per
soual and local feuds, and the next Delegation TO
the House VIII stand As follows.
Dist | Lam BOYD (Opp) reelected over II. NJ
MCary (Whig) McElroy opp has some hun
dredS OF votes
IL. Ben Epw>rDs GsEN Wing Is elected by
a large majority over Jefferson Jennings, (alSo
Wme) No Opposition candidate. Hon. James
L. Johnson (Whlg) was the late member.
III Bereriv L. CLARKE (Opp) Is chosen over
Presley Ewing. Wing. though a strong Wing
District, Mr. Clarke carried the District four
years ago In consequence OF Wing ieud, but It
Is strongly Wing. In 10 Fins f. Mclean
(Whig) was chosen without a contest
" WILLIAM T. WARD (Whig) Is elected
without opposition. 1.-TWO years ago. Geo. 4
Caldwell (Opp) ran IN by raising Slavery
hurrah agalns: the preceding Wing Member, Mr.
Buckuer. who had made speech IN favor OF the
Wilmot Proyiso. bu, he dare not try again, As
tine District is strongly Wing
' Jones " Stope (Opp.) Is elected over
Clement : Hi (Whg) though the District is
Wig. by about 1000 majority. lin 80, Hon
John b Thompson (Whg Just elected Lieut..
Governor was reelected without a contest
VI ADDISON WHITE (Whigl appears from
partial returns. 90 be elected by handsome ma
ority over Theo T. Galrard (Opp) and Edward
b. Jaman. (Whig) A heavy vote for Jaman IN
the Counties unheard from may defeat White.
lui we DO lot approhend It. I'm -, Hon Dan
ie Breck Nv hlg) Lea, Barclay Martin. opp by
0s2 majority
WI II NpHRsY MARSHALL (Whlg) Is reflect
cd bv 4 very close vote over David Menweiher,
(Opp) We have she full vote of every County
but Trmblc, and Marshall Is 200 ahead. while
Trimblc gave 2sj against him before Close
work. but the vote Is lighter now. and the Tele-
graph reports Mr. Marshall reelected He had
81 majority in 20
VII John e Breckeundg, (Opp) Is chosen by
some 500 ma ority over Leslie Combs. (Whlg)-
4 result solely attributable to Mr B.'s personal
popularity and Wing spite against Gen COMBS
Two years ago, the Opposition threw their vote
tor : F. J. Trabue, (Natve,) but Hon. c. :
Morchead Wing beat him $40 votes
IN John C. Mason (Opp.) Is reelected by an
increased majority over samuel Montgomery
(Whig) This is decidedly Wing District,
though Mason carried It Ia 40 by a huuah
against Wing Abolition
\ Rich1rd n Stanton opp Is selected from
this District, which goes against rs a a malorty
of the local elections, thosgs uniformly going
Wing in Presidential contest, when thc full
vote IS out His majority was 36l IN 90 and is
uJw higher.
If We have 10, miscalcula;ed. therefore the
delegation from Kentucky IN the next House
VII consist OF
l. Linn Bosd. VI. ADDISON WAITE
H. BEs. EDw. GREY, Vii. 'huNr'Y MARSHALL,
Ill Bsr.rly l. c,1rtl VIII Jao. q. Brscteyi fye,
" WILLIAM T. WARD. TX. -John e. Hasoa
v lanes W. Stone, y. Rhrt N. stanton.
Member, of tie late lIouse.
The Wh1s have been TIED before IN the
Delegation. but never ovelbalanced since the
election Of ls2s.