The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-18

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rolitiss and Injection Rsturns.
I,sdsama.-Ths latest news from this Stats = By |
sslseraph to the Eastern papers. It would appear
that the elections have resulted ~ fclows:
/. Lemuel Q. DsBruler, whis-sain.
3 Cyrus L. Durham, dem.-rs-elected.
8. John L. Robinson, dem. elected.
1. Samuel ". Parker, whig-9ain
s. Thomas A. Hendricks. dem.
6. wills A. Gosnnan, dem.- re-slected.
I, John g. Davis, dem-gain.
g. Danisl MAce, dem.
g. Graham N. Fitch, dem.-rs-elected.
10. james w. Barden, dem.
Total. eieht dsnoctats and two wings.
II We may hops il yet, We must The gallant
McGsuehey, the friend Of Southern constitutional
rishts, il not defeased.
4 Aiabama-As far o. heard from, the elections 10
this Sa.s have resulted soriously in favor Of tfs
Union and the Compromise. Of the sightsen
Senators elected, twelve are Union, and six Secs.
sionists In the forty6ve counties reported, thess
are 6ffy.seven Union members elected to the Legs-
lature, and thirty-one Secesuioniss. This makes
the recollection Of the gallant Clemens 70 the United
States Senate at most 90 6xed fact" The, wing
and democratic Union member elect are reiolved
on his return.
The Montgomery Advertiser and Gazette having
intimatsd that the Union men would make an effort
70 elect M. billiard United States Senator, The
Journal replies. the Advertisers article = oil that
has been aid on that subject 70 far q We know q
belisve" The Journal also adds:
"As to the Senatonhip, Mr.. Clemens will b. ~
elected this winter. of course. The thing b .
cause, and to tho old jackson democracy Of north
Alabama thar has just crushed the hopss Of all the
nullifying school Of South Carolina editors and
| politicians"
Commenting on the result in North Alsbama,
the Mobile Advertiser says:
1.-THE result Of the recent election in the north
srn portion Of this State indicates wonderful unan-
unity = favor Of the Union and the Comprsmise
measures and in opposition to the right Of secss-
sion. Tho North Alabamian says that not sin
gle individual who openly avowed his belief in the
ddstysct right Of secession, or even swsvsptsd
Of entertaining such hsrsticsl views, has besn
elected, either to the State Legislature or to Con-
gress, in that section Of the State. A more uns-
quivocal and overwhelming condemnation and re-
buke Of the herssiss and designs Of the Southern
Rights associations in this State, could mot have
bean administered"
BY the way, the sscessionists take special CON-
fsrs in the defeat of Col. Langdon. We hope the
Colonel will consider his defeat provdsntial dis
|pensaion in favor Of the discounted sscsssionists
They could not have survived without il Thsy
have now set to work to make him famous, N,
call the Alabama Union men the Lsngdon par
| IT," A handsome puff, but our asighbor must no
grow too proud.
Msssissppi-Judgs A. B. Dawson, Union can
didats for Congress, in opposition to Hon. A. G
Brown, has been compelled to decline the canvass
in consequence Of the death Of two Of his ehdrei
and the continued illness Of his lady. We fegrs
that 70 able = champion should DO compelled
abandon 80 good cause.
Massachusstts-Ho Samuel H. Watley an
Hon. Rufus Choa,e, both good Union men, ii
: both spoken Of ~ the wing candidates for Cove
nor. The Commonwealth lffee.sol organ) ny
: that the wing candidate stands no chance, til
democrats and frss-soisrs having agreed TO main
Tain their coalition.
Nae York.-The Sewardites and national whil
! seem 70 elbow each other very comfortably On 4
nsw platform, lrasher rickesy afIiirJ recent
= constructed at Albany. We look upon IL who
= arrangement y mere truce; one branch Or 4
: other must finally surrender.
The democrats hold Stats Convention on d
10Th Of next month, It Albany, and already the
y is trouble brewing. The New York Evening Pa
,. informs the " national democracy !" that the v,
Buren, ffeesoil democrats will allow no resolutio
in approval Of the Compromise, and that il su
J, resolutions are offered there will be split, a
n then, war Az the Post is the organ of the VI
d Buren, free-soil democrats, the party in New Yo
may see squall ahead or they must dodge |
Compromise.
. South Cardiac. 3d. o.operaton meetings, in {
70 position to separate secession, are being HI
10 throughout the Stats. The immediate aecessioni