Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
OUR cONGREsSroyAL ELECTIONS.

Olif aHenii n h1s lrru - pu-h d-rn'.d 'a'a
, " the Crur-uii "a rlrctiau in fhls S'a'r iln
vr have almost rn'i-rIy orrrloak-d he Cuug,-s.
-ional election. wbirh i.ia take place in y .y"n
h.r n-u W. will now hri' 4, sketch the state
n lh- riura.. iu rarh d'.tirr. neprsnisa. b,
a,irg that an ihs cind dates ia every district
4 'rr democrats.
lsr DI-TmCT.
| Jacab Thompson and u ID N1hor. are Il =
csnai1airs in this district. Mr.. Thompson, Il Is
wrl known ha. h-"n nruherof Congress ON
lLi Stale frr the lat lvelvr yeas. and hr has
-rfvrd biz c1n,iitn"ni. we'll aud laiIhlIlh. Bu'
"n the omprunisr bill. hr CaiaoH led nrd ;
l"si 10 a con,id .rahe rIem BE- confidence #
many oi hIs intu.r supporters. The chncrs
are drril'dy aga n,i hun Mr. Nalors is a
s'auuch trnrrrd -Aa. Distinguished mrmh :
d The last L"gi.inur" AMI warm supporter %
the Compromise. toe Uai,u aud tlr G n.lilniion
rs II i. lie up in."d lhr curse ni Gen. Qnt
tanned ia the district hy m.lnfiy Of thousand.
--cveiy county gong asans, Qnlnan, Davis
and lhunp,on, some ,f them l,y an oyrrwhelm.
vote Is ihr same issues will Le before the pep
pie oi Ihr district IL Ihe November election. we
feel r,tG d il saving that N,ots will brlrium.
phantly elected Inired we have no doubt of il.
anl y"t Nr. Thompson is unqarslionibly III"
: ronars man th, rrsi.trfs e"nd have brought
on. Tar skirs nr" bright in The 1T district,
aud rvey lhlng lorcboJrs US brilliant victory
there.
2SD Di.TRlCT.
The two ranl,dtl"s nre ". s. Fcaihprslon
aid John \ Wilcox, thu former rc.i.ler, tie lat
l.r Unpn. Col Fralbrr,lon has been cur rep
rr-rniasr IN Congress fhr ihr IaL two terms
aud would have been been elected ihis lime. hut
ior his op"'.nn Ia the Compromise. As it is.
he is d AIMED Ia d'fu beyond d,IIh. Col !
Wilcox vii cary The d,y hy "A sweeping mi n.
~. Every cuny ia The District bn' one (Ok.
Iihh'ln) went agiinSl ,he rsi,lels in the Cnn.
vsnipn election. The tide ot public sentiment |
hia ST IN thai dirrrlion aud 'iIhsr Col Frath.
'rtun Co,. Dlyi., nor Any other mlnra change
b. course. heron>iIrr II abs lnlrl, CERTAIN 1t,
ol. Wilcox viii b" our neat rplcsenaiv" in
'ong'c". lie ia n ,ound polilcin -cap,hlr
md faithful, aud wi sew. h- con,l uents we'll
3aD DIsrmcr,
Wm. Melville, the lac mrn'rr, AID john D.
'terman are The caudd,hs, the f'r'n'r r's.irr,
h. larlrt mi,n. Tlrrr ga BE- ~ d n'd Of The
esu, Gen. Frrmin viii car th day ~ II
sn lsone maj 'ily. OR in(rnaiion I, m every !,
MI II The disiicl assures us of tie fact. Gen.
freeman has done n. much f,r he Unlon cause
+. any man IN The S atp--hr i indeed on" of Ils
hlra chan,ninns aud viii d, honor 10 Mi,.i--
pp; us ouc of her Representatives in Congress.
4ru DHrmcr.
A &. Brown, ihr late mcmbrr. rrsisirr. .np
used ly 4. B. DAWSON, IN IN. The, nrr bath
cry l"puar men, W. have moi sufficient IN.
I'm ,ion from the district 10 warrant us in max
~ M, estimate uf TIE result Both sid - seem
ingu NJ aud kGh active. The rae. will prnlm
" lc cose onr. II the eastern cmnics o,
" Dawson. MS his ricnds calculate. hr vi hr
lrclrd, us mast Of lhr river cnul'i"s ia the west
III certainly Give him heavy IaIniirs. Cpoh
i,Ilici will e. largely for Brown.
So. in our tirw sl,nd. tn. prosrec, cf our
lr,e Union members aud The probability Of all