The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-15
The Late NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Significant



The late elections in the West and South have
turned up some very Singular and interesting re-
suits They also conspieuOusly exhibit the exteu.
10 which the compromise measures have entered
into the in every State from which returns
have been received They have broken up old
party arrangements, destroyed old party ,orities,
and reyolutoai=ed oid party bliliwicks, in style
nos, astonishing to the old politicians, 50 that the
party organs neither attempt analysis, explanation.
srapology. Occupying more Independent plat.
iorm, however, We are free to review the whole
fels Of battle and to note particularly the probable
effects Of these guerilla skirmishes upon the grand
Derby day Of ls52
Among the curious resulls Of these elections, tie
mos, promirent is the defeat Of Cen Leslie Coombs
Tor Congress, in Sir. Gays district 10 kentucky,
heretofore whg all over, and always whig; AL the
election Of domosra. under the very nose Of the
sage Of Ashland L is said that tsis wassno fault
Of Mr.. Clay himself, he having declassi that The
democrats Of the North were more faithful to the
compromise thaa the Northern wings lsclara-
ton too true, perhaps, 90 be easily diges.cd. The
comparatively close run Tor G0vemor Il partly AZ
counted for in the same way; and partly from Mr
,asslus NJ. Clay's running in between the r, gullrs
on biz emancipation hobby. Tue dccit o. zen.
Co0mbs. and The general reduction o. the wing vote
ever The state, undoubtedly betrsS considerable
dissne,toa IN ;ae party. which, ii not mc. ~ a
eumpromisc from SIR Clay. nay Jose o., State 10
Gen. scott end Mr. Cr..,endcr Ga - Wac knor.l
Bu; the most siurgar affair Il the canvass in
Kentucky viii be found ia tie election o.. Taos. r.
Marshal, who ran as an independent carl late fir
Crgress, between tle regular vhs AM l.no.-l-
&c candidates. A gooi many dem,crtis voted e..
him lie has conceded ih1t be was elected by their
votes, but from the sequel, az We extract 8. from
the Frankfort Congl9n.rc1hi, they wire reckoning
without their host-tae iem0cra y Of Sir Marshall
had rsn out
We learn that Hon T. r. mar.han sh5 g. elected Cd
the House Of Repre- ntatigss ff'm vi i ga csul'y.
made -oeci on the nizbl Of as oec.11 il saiaa BE-
gave rcticc that DE- dissolved on c1uusc,i1n With ths
ssmcc -a.ic party and from hencefJrta rsunal h pt
position whiv. The cifcumat4uceF o. tfe avdsai
they have hren relr eI to ut sra ~ 4raei.s aud
nrlasrr. Mr Mrr ben hes ben ceiling Tor yaars
vita pc doorats. ln Cats rare, however d. ran asan
tlds cent candidate. AMI wti supported Dr. many
whi2si uut dousss hs hir elseii6n ualuy CD ls
Hugui.e .tss A..f zoe r.ult va knpw1 Oh Monday
vhNi b. ftd Is. 8. s.oi.s, n'l rloe to ts
aetet, y ~ nan' .if M.r.aslrs sDisud8 abii.ca
Anfr at. ~ c,h,Allsa 0lr. Wir.hN su3se AMI pail
beoutful trd eriuart r.tftl mont. ~ ft- rst.s
Ne .hen seid De VI ntd to tte out Cd a ca~r I'd
u-,.d his election b. the,a srd b. $500, ~. w
dettcr ftr That Dut De- had .uf5-rl.4 81 pts 49,
cferfwfe uruf w. fNriF -.lr rV.a. lhr ls si.r
ed credit and called uponfhs Geuirrrr,s rf. -.
On which side The balarca ..o0t Some "a ti.i ..t
out "Oh. we're indebted to you" Weur said g..
stall cfeive ~ the balance. fuarr tha a.sU1n..
cicse tbo books and fsom hsns,fJI.h ava vh.- III
ever"
This Mr.. Marshall wasa wlig member of Con.
gress in 1912 The - nc who fiom q d.J1t. or
fhs bs1huYt law got ltl sricc Little quarrel wish
eau now en- table, but a. ga. time our belzef.n.
ectcmfonry Of The C0pliv, which resulted ID
schtc ard pistols for too. which resulted m
az. Mois5su shooting Mf Wcbb in tAe caf
81 TIE leg ana which came wi.aia On a.s
Of .nding him, not % tie grave. but 81
s.crhere else. Thanks. however, u Governor