Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
Masslchusestts Election.

The Boston Atlas has at last received returns
from the whole State. The vote for Governor
is follows:
For Rober, c. Winthrop. Wing Ga COL
For George s. Boutwell,. Democrat 1922
For John c. Patrey. Free Soil o3.5oo
Scattering l27
Whole number of votes 1877 e49
Necessary a choice 68,6o5
This is the larges, vote ever cast in Massa-
chuSe.ls. The wings have increased their vote
over last year 1868 Coy. Boutwell's increase
1851: increase Of the Free Soil vote 95.. The
whole vote on the revision of the Constitution
was. yea. 80 .2O5; nay, 81, $50; majority agains,
the revision. 1851
By the law Of Massachusetts the candida
(except for Congress- are required TO have a
clear ajorify of all the votes cast. in order to
secure their election; and in the case Of the
Governor where the people fail to elect. the
House send up 10 the Senate two names from
the four highest candidates for Governor and
Lieut., Governor. and from these two the Senate
must elect
As Mr.. Winthrop wants 1924 from his oppo-
nents, or 6Ol3 clear Wing votes to elect him,
The question. 5 to who is To be the next Cover
nor of Massachusetts, ia still one Of those doubt
full things which pretty generally considered
as somewhat uncertain; and more especially so.
as fhe compile Mon of the House. by whom the
many Of the members yet to be elected =
II present it is reported follows: Wings.
169-Colition ll2. No choice (by reason Of
there being clear Majority 49,
The above shows the Importance and signiti
cancy of plurality system. Mr.. Winthrop
leads Gov Boutwell, over 10000 votes. and Mr.
pafrev nearly $4,000 votes. yet Mr. Paiirev
may be Governor. In any other State in the
Union OF, of New England. Mr. Winthrop. bv
the above vote. would be declared elected bv
20, 900 votes. while. in fact. he wants GoI8
Of an election. The wonder is. that Massachu
sets still continues to tolerate system which
is calculated only to endanger corruption. and
to Operate for the benefit of bargaining polit-
cians.--Cm. .Atlas.
G9IIoo tnd's German Bitters prepared and sold By
Dr. Jackson at the German Medical Store. 100 Arch
street Phiaelpha. daily their well
ed celebrity for the Of all diseases arising from
arrangement of the liver. THESE shtt-rs have, indeed,
proved blessing To- the atilc ted, who show their graf
tude by the attering testimonials. THIS ,nedi-
cine has established for Itself name that conn. titors
however WHY their schemes seductive their promises,
cannot reach. II gained the public conf bv
Immense benefits that have been derived from it,
will maintain its position
6r"The Indiana Legislature convenes on
Monday the first day of December. 1t will
hold at least five months, and be the most i'm :.
poriant session known in the State ''--PeO lie $
Friend.
The above is from our worthy friend Scion
thurman. the democratic Sen ator from Fountain
The session may be an important, one. bu, why
il should continue five months. we canno, max c
out We trust three months will bring the
m after 10 close. Indiana was almost ruined
in 1886, in less time than that, and if the de.
mocracy their accustomed viyilcnce, we
inclined 10 the belief that they can do j,
again III a stlll shorter time, than they did i,
then.