The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
THE Y,I,ECTlu<s.

The evening papcrs OF Monday gave
no further retains " The elections held
IN Tennessee aud North Carolina. The
returns published by US yesterday morn.
ing from those States, were cheering in |
the first degree. aud We are confident,
that the Wings have elected their Gov.
ernor in Tennessee. and fair portion
Of the delegation in North Carolina in.
GLIDING the Hon. EpwALp StANLY
Whatever may have been the result III
the Old North State. we are satisfied III
Mr. S,anly is elected. because he is n
gentlemen who, while he has stood by
Southern institutions and interests with
rs much vicor and determination as an,
man could have done, and ut The same
lime hold his ieal,y 10 The Union. has
been fair aud candid towards the North.
aud that is all we ask. The North does
not ask tue praise Of fulsomc ad,ot atcs,
who expect that it is to be swung from
It's moorings by few wcll.bu,tered
! phrases. No We do no, expect that
Southern gentlemen are to agree with
the North in regard TO slavery. or the
compromise measures. All iha, We cS.
pect l., that &c are To agree 10 difier.
1 he slavery question is one of u local
character, and if Southern men do not
desire TO toist il upon IL, we shall not in
terlerc in the matter. Mr. Stanly has
been elected and we are rcjoiced ut il.
Not because he is less II Southern man
in his sentiment. than washis competitor
hut because that, being a Southern man,
he could AT the same time be Union
) Man. and therefore do justice 10 tho
Wings Of New England.
The returns from Tennessee look
very much a. if the Wing. in that State
had achieved complete triumph, in
the election of Judge Campbell over
Gen. Trousdale, and thus vindicat ed
the Union and the Constitution, and hip,
ped the secession and notification sen.
timent in lis very bud IL JUdg,
!. Campbell has been elected over lh,
present incumbent, Governor Irous
dale, it shows triumph Of principle
Of unionism over notification, Of scccs
sion over tlisnnnn, OF country over fac
ton. and therefore we rejoice.
We refer our readers 10 the news by
telegraph. II may there appear tina
our expectations have been wi'hou
foundation, and that We have on tn,
whole been defeated; but whether VIZ
have triumphed or have been defeat
ed, we make no change in our senti
ments. Where the union is, there i.
our sympathy, and where the success
of Wing principles is hoped for, there il
our heart and there our desires.
We sum up the election returns n
far rs received. rs follows -
, heatucky.-Thcre is no longer an,
doubt of the election Of Powell, the
Democratic candidate for Governor
and of Thompson. Wing, as Lieut. Gov
crnor. 10th branches of the l.eg'sla
ture are Wing. This secures a Whi9
United States Senator. The Congrea
sional Delegation stand, 5 Wing and j
Democrats. The Wings lose one it
the eighth District. and one in the fifth
but gain one in the fourth. The follow
ing is the delegation -
Dist. Wings. Dist. Dem.
2. Ben. f. Grey. ]. Linn Boyd.
8. j. Ewing. 5. J. W, Stone
4. VIM. y. Ward. g. breckenridge
J G. Addison White. Q. j C.. Mason
Z. II, Marshall. 10. Il IL Stanton
The Delegation in last Congress
stood. G Wigs, 4 Locos.
Ldiana.---The Legislature is still un
certaid, and the Congressional Delcga
{ ton stands-2 Wing, Z. Democrats,
, Free Soil. Last Congress, Wing,
, Free Soil, 8 Democrats.
, Tennessee. The rctnrus from tli
State indicate that the Wings have
= achieved n glorious victory-electn!
their Governor handsomely, and carry
, ing both branches of the LEGISLATURE
thereby securing the election of VIII;
United States Senator, in place Of Hop
> kins l.. Turney. (Dem.) Of the Con
f grossional election, we have the intclli
gencc of the election Of William Cul
lom, (Whig) in place Of Andrew Ew
o ing, (Dem.) in the eighth Nashville
: district. This is Il Wing gain.
alabama. The Legislature vii. b
union by large majority. The Con
gressional Delegation will stand, 5 Tn
n ion, 8 Secession, as follows -
, Districts.
r lst John Bragg. Secession Loco.)
/. I'd J. ro.nbie, Union Whig.]
Sd S. W. Harris. Secession Loco.
Alb William r. Smith. Union.
9th G. S. Houston. Union Loco.
9th ". r W. Cobb, Union Loco.
= 9TH. Alex. White. Union Whig.]
f The Delegation in the last Congress
= stood. 2 Whig-, 5 Democrats.