Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22
1896
THE SENATE-sl MEMBERS.

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ingtOn, 3; in Franklii, !; in Piscataquis, l
in Penobscot, l in II hancock, 10. . wy
Wigs. Cumberland, 2; Penobscot, 2
Aroostook, Is.
No Choice. Cumberland, 2; Oxford,
Lincoln, A. Somerset q; Kennebec, 8
Waldo, B.; Hancock, IAI7. va. us-
There is some hope tia the Oxford demo
cratic Senators are chosen, but the question il
not settled SATISFACTORILY t .1.l
The wing Senators in lincoln are defeated
the highest candidate, Dir. Clarke, lacking
about 40 votes Of an election.
But Kennebec, "Old Kennebec,'' has rode
fast horse this time. For the first time
within the memory of the oldest inhabitant
federalism has given o4t in Kennebec, the
very hot-bed of the articR-and the three Uhag
candidates for the Senate Ore defeated! Better
still-BENJ. WALES, Esq, one Of the sterling
democratic pillars of thatSld ''Hartford Con
vention" County, has been elected, yes, elect
ed, County Commissioner
We copy the following from the Eastern
Argus i "H
ARoosTooK-Not heard from 'fa
COMMUNICATING HI. Vinton, Free
Soil, and VIM. Lowell, whig, appear to be
elected. No choice Of two The constitu-
tional candidates are all democrats.
FRANKLIN-JOhn L. Cutler, democrat, elect
ed. ~
HANoocK-A despatch from Ellsworth, re-
ceived last evening, says: Phllbrook, demo-
cTat, probably elecetd Fuptill, dem, defeat
ed.
KENNEBEC-A statement of the votes from
this district, which is complete with the ex-
ception of Wales, makes it out that Tucker
and Eaton, wings, are Dictated and that Mr..
Stark, W. has 26 majority, with Wales vet to
be heard from, which gaze Al majority against
Crosby. So that, if thssmajority against the
wing Senatorial ticket Shall turns out to be
equal to that against Mfi Crosby, Mr.. Stark
is also defeated, by Is ybtes
OxFoRD-If there be- no election, Messrs
Holman and Grover, Regular democrats, and
Messrs. Prince and Hubbard supported by the
Morrell voters, are ths constitutional candi-
dates.
PENoBscoT-A desYtch from Bangor re-
ceived yesterday indicates that there is no
election, but the coalition ticket, consisting of
one democrat, one whig and one free soiler
may be elected. 4
SoMERsET-We arejconfdent there is no
election. In 26 towns the majority against
the wings is 275, and ,ihe remaining towns
gave majority of IS akainst the wings at the
Presidential election. . . -.,... t..
WALDO-In Ii townssthe whole number of
ballots is 1898. Robert Elliot has 1927,
Young and Hartman shout 1859 each the
1x-bi 4ho
Gratis about 1925 eachk This indicates the
election of Elliot, and that the constitutional
candidates are the reguler and the irregular
democrats.
WAsH1NGToN-A despatch from Machias
announces the election of both the democratic
candidates, Rendol Whfdden and Geo. w.
Drisko. - T.
YoRk-wm. McIntiib, Luther S. Moore,
and Thomas M. Hayes, democrats, elected by
handsome majority
House Of Representatives.. To the House,
the democrats have elected SO-whigs, g.
Abolition, 9-No choice l-giving the demo-
Gratis clear majority in,both branches.
The seventeen vacancies in the Senate will
of course be filled by democrats, and that
branch will then stand % democrats to 5
whigs-strong enough.
ca Cumberland Coury has elected nine
democratic representatives this year, to six
last.
u The vote is light through the State
Mr.. Pilsbury lacks a lassge number of votes of
an election by the people. The vote against
him is ,s9s to 80, s65in his favor.
- DAVID DuNN, Eq., is elected Treas
urer of Cumberland CSunty, by about 500 or
600 plurality.
u The whole detkpcratic ticket for Coun-
ty officers in Waldo County, is elected, viz !:
Robert White, Treashrer; James B. March,
Attorney; HI. Mesesey, Commissioner.
~ York County Elected three democratic
Senators, County Treasurer and Commission
er, and ttcelre of the kixteen Representatives.
- VIM. Mason, Hem, of Raymond, is
elected representatiySfrom the Raymond dis
trict to the Extra Seseiou, in place of S. H..
Campbell whig' resi- med.
e For some reasdn OR other, some towns
in the State were not provided with regular
democratic votes InkBrunswick, when the
polls were opened, no Iilsbury votes could be
found. We presume the small vote inBruns-
wick was owing to the scarcity of votes.
"a
u SHEPARD CARY, ESD, is defeated in
AroostoOk, and wing q chosen to the Senate
IN MS stead. This GANG we suppose, of trust
my 'oo nluch In the democratic strength of the
oiS'ric' without the labF to bring it out.
" ne vo'e OF Far1 OxtordCounty, was
For Pilsbury, 900
g Morrell, 81 Io5
" Crosby, 60
g Holmes - 80
The Oxford Democrapsays -
On Senators, in thiy County, the vote :
close, and it is still doqktfA whether there Is Is
any election. The slime may be said Of
County Commissioner nd County Treasurer
The FLYING SHIP. sThe hying-ship is