Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-16
The Late Election.

The returns from the elections are very
megre. but we give all that we have received
1t appears that the Wings have gained one
member of Congress in Indiana and hold them
even in Kentucky. The Wings have gained
one or two members in Alabama The fol,
lowing is the returns as far as received.
Indianapolis, Aug. 8.
All the Congressional Districts have been
heard from but lhe lst. and the result is that
Samuel w. Parker, Wing, is elected to Con-
gress from the 4th district; John w. Robin
son. Democrat, from the 9th; James w. Bor-
don from the I'd, and Thomas A. Hendrick,
Democrat from the 5th, In the 9Th E. w,
Nc cGaughey, Wing, isreported defeated.
Montgomery, (Ala) Aug Z.
The election generally has resultedin in heavy
maiorities for the Union candidates. The Sc
eessionists will only carry about eight eeun-
ties throughout the whole State. In the I'd
District James Abercombie (Union Whig) is
certainly elected by 500 to 1000 majority; in
the LIST District, Chas c. Dangdon (Unionl is
beaten by John Bragg (secessionis). 1t is
thought that in the Sd District, VIM.
s. Nudd (Union) is beaten by Sampson w.
Harris (seeessionist). In the 7th District, the
eontes between Alexander White (Union) and
Samuel F. Rice (secessionist) is doubtful
The latter party trying to get certificates ofthe
atter's election but do not succeed. In the
Tuscaloosa district, last represented by Mr..
Inge, William R Smith. a Union man, beats
Mr. Erwin, a Resistance man. flour memory
serves US correctly. Mr.. Smith was formerly a
" hir, whatever he may be now. In the
Huntsville district Mr.. George S. Houston. a
Onion Democrat, beats David Hubbard. Sec
essiouist, who was in the last Congress,
Lale news from Kentucky indicate the
election of Dixon, (Whig.) for Governor, and
the balance of the State ticket Of the same
sort Medary's Roosteter crowed before he
got out Of the barn yard. =
Cincinnati. August 9-M
Editor Ohio State journal:
INDIANA ELEcr1oN.-A Democrat elected
in the sixth District, and Robinson Democrat
reelected in the third. The New Constitu-
ton is adopted by at leass least 10000 maj
and the negro exclusion is carried over So,-
oeo majority. ~r
AN INDIANA REPREsENTATIyE.-The Rev
Samuel Brenton, of the Me. Church. (Whig)
has been elected to Congress in the Fort
Wayne district, over James;Borden, esq, his
Democratic opponent. Andrew j.. Harlan
was the late member.
.2s p, ,.''l Cincinnati, Aug. u,
KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-Sixty counties and
the city Of Louisyile give Dixon 3,l1l maj
Crittendeu had 10.3lo maj. in the same
counties. In 20 counties to hear from, Pow
els mai. in l64S was 1900. Dixon has fallen
short of the vote ofle4s by 1,l29I, Thomp-
son is elected Lieut.. Governor by ahandsome
majority. In s6 counties Clay received 2l65
votes. - a.f.,5 Il sla.a t.5: d
TENEssEE-In every county heard from
Cambpell gains largely. Colon, is elected
to Congress by the national District STAN
ton, Democrats elected from the Memphis
District. The Nashville Wing says; Camp
bell and the Senate, has certainly a Whg
NJ aioritY. The House is uncertain-although
thechances favor the Wings.
Baltimore. Aug. 2.
The southern mail has arrived. The
steamer Pampero took 500 men from. New
York TO Cuba, together with corps of En-
gineers composed of Europeans.