Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Know Nothings have elected
every city officer in Boston. Gardner,
X. N. for Governor. has received
1916; Washburnc. Wing, 4,i8S: Bish-
op, Democrat. i.ele. and Wilson.
Republican, $50 votes.
The returns from All the chief towns,
as far rs received, are all of the same
complexion, and show, beyond doubt,
that there is an immense majority for
the Know NoIhiugs.
Boston elects forty four X. n. Rep
ieseptativcs. and six Senators, being
the full ticket; Lowell elects ten X. N.
Representatives; and Lawrence gives
Gardner. for Governor, 1885 majori-
ty. Gardner is undoubtedly elected
Governor. by an immense majority.
NEW YORK. isn
Owing TO the split among the X,
Ms the election in This State is mired,
At the latest date. (9P. NJ. 18th inst.
Clark, the Temperance Wing was
ahead Of Seymour, the Administration
Democrat who ran especially on the
popularity Of having vetoed The Tenn
perance Law last winter. There is
some probability that Clark is elected,
Ullmau, the X. n. candidategot large
vote. so did Bronson. If Clark is cl-
ected, tits by small majority.
The Congressional election has re-
suited as follows; "a Wings. including
Know Nothings who were Wing nomi.
nees, 8 Softs and Hards, two Of them
elected by Know Nothing support; 2
Know Nolhings, pure and simple, {
observation-disclosures
The Legislature is largely Why
and Anti-Nebraska.
ILLINOIS. ai aa'9
Popul Sovereignty has been vlndi-
Gated in Illinois, aud DougIas-N
ism is crushed out even more complete
lythan In Ohio. Seven Senatorial ant
twenty-five representative districts are
in, and not one Nebraskaite Is elected
Major William a. Richardson, wbs
stood as godfather Of the Nebraska bill
ia the House, is badly beaten by Archi
bald Williams, the Wing and Republic
can candidate 10 the Quincy District. =
All'ofthe Congressional districts have
been heard from but two, and no Ne
brossaite had been elected.
MICHIGAN.
The Republican State and Congress
ional candidates have all been chosen.
In mnny Of the counties the Repub
licnn coln.y tickets have been success
full The result Of the election is ter
rible rebuke 10 the members OF Con
gress from Michigan who asst their vote
for the Nebraska iniquity. sa gsa
WISCONSIN. +" hsa g.
Two OF the Republican candidate
for Congress are chosen. and MI
Wells, who voted againstthe Nebrask
bill has been reelected. =. -ta
Mr.. WaShburne is the third of three
brothers of similar politics who an
chosen to the next Congress. from diff
ferent States. ....aoa
The Legislature is Republican,
short, the State goes all that way.
As FAR as has been heard from. tn,
Rep ublicaps elect two State Senator
and six Assemblymen,. and the Dem
ocrats one Senator FIVE Assemblymen
NEW JERSEY.
The members of Congress just elec
ted for this State are four Anti-Nebras
ka to one Nebraska.
Practically the battle was won o
the Republican or "Fusion" platform
the candidates being nominated, a
Anti Nebraska men. Vail the Nebras
katie was opposed by an Anti-Nebras
ka Democrat, who has very nearl
beaten him in a District which CAV
Pierce over 5000 majority.
The new House is certainly Anti
Douglas; the Senate 1.-TWO thirds hold
Ing over) is said to be tied.
"LINEs TO LIZZIE" are too tender--rw
don't mean too soft, TO be admitted o
this season Of tho year. Moreover, the
would make Lizzie mad, and she and he
mother would stop the paper. Youn
man, you have not taken many lesson
since you let go your mo,herV spro
strings or you would know better than
say.
Lizzie has the sweetest foot
I Evcrin a gaiter boot,
And the boys all knowil,
and OF oonrse, abe shows H.
Not the knowledge, but tho foot
yet with such modest grace,
Never seems !. out Of place,
Shame on you to talk that way Of pre-
ty foot. And then, young man, yc
would repent making known private ma
ters If we should publishlike the follow