The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-10-20

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We shall be glad to hear from our youn
friend oien, and hops that no may Away
have AS cheering news to send rs no no,
communicates.
- DAYTON, ONO, Der. 10, 1854.
Error OF UsIoS AND Journal - TIL
election in Ohio for this year is over, nm
the telegraph has, doubtless. ere this inform
ed you OF the result. And o glorious respl
it is, so fur as known. Not a singl, Nebras
ka Democrat elected to Congress from an
part Of the State Thirteen Anti.Nebrask
Representatives are already certainly know
to be elected, and VIC are certain OF fou
more, while the prospect is good for the en-
tire delegation, twenty.one in all. TIL
bunker Democrats ,oncede this now, and
the remaining Counties to be heard fror
come in as the others have done, the major
i;y on the State ticket cannot be far from Z,
or $4,000, some say 10000 ! This is glor
enough for one week, and, with Pennsylva
MIA and Indiana ranging alongside Ohio witt
results almost as glorious, the real friends 0
popular sovereignty" may well rejoic;
that shams and swindlcs, under the name o
" D Democracy" have had their day for thu
present. 200 f.u .i...
The Cincinnati Enquirer bunker Demo
crat) Of this morning says that in all proba
bility there will not DO ten " Regular Ortho
dox Democrats" in the next House Of Rep
rcscntatives, from the free States and that th'
united ninety Southern members will make
but poor show : assisted by the aforesaid
ten donghfaces - against tho now certainly
elected one hundred and thirty.four Anti
Nebraska members from the northern States
and concludes that there will be COLI
sion when such antagonistic elements
meet in the next Congress. Well, il a col
lision must take place, let il be as soon ri
possible. Hunkerism is in very sick con-
dition just now. May its end soon come
beyond the possibility Of resurrection. =
The following are the representatives cer-
tainly elected .ma i.. .... .|
First district, S. C. Day; Cd district, J
Scott Harrison Sd district, L. D. Campbell
4th district, II. NJ. Nichols; 9th district, I
r. Emrie; 7th district, Aaron Harlan 18th
district, Sam'l Galloway 18th district, w
r. S'pp, 10th district. Edward Ball; 18th
district, B. F. Letter; 10Th district, Edward
Wade; Goth district, j. r. Giddings Dist
|. a. Bingham. r'i .'- ...f .,
Those to be heard from, and which may
be set down us elected, arc as follows:
From the fifth district, Richard Mott
from the Sth, BENZ. Stanton; from the 9th
C. X. Watson from the 10th, o. F. Moore
from the lltl, G. V. Culver; from the 18th
John Sherman from the Nth, Philemon
Bliss, and from the 18th district, G. I. Al
bright All anti-Pierce and anti-Ncbraska
+" noble band OF brothers,
Bat, best Of all, out Of the four =" dogs
from Ohio who voted for The Nebraska swim
die, only one had the hardihood to run upol
the strength ofit-the VIGOROUSLY infamou
Edison B. Olds in the 18th district, and h,
is the worst used up man of the lot, no
enough left Of him for seed. Galloway
majority over him is near 5000! His sell
ing himself for judgcship for a friend,
has consigned him to merited oblivion. Old
and Mcdonald can now retire together, ant
reap the bitter fruits Of their trcachcry il
salutary reflections and repentance. a.
Hamilton County, too, the stronghold
and always the forlorn hope of Hunkcrism
has yielded to the enemy with a majority o
5000 on the side of correct principles ant
better State government. May she never
backslide again. The whole is called I
Know-Nothing victory, bu, it is one in which
tie people have indicated Themselves while
they have decided that Ohio is a free State
and of which they may well be proud.
But have not space to give vent iurthe
to the feelings of rejoicing which the victor!
calls for, so may as well stop short. Yol
and all the glorious galaxy of frccmcn il
Maine will appreciate my feelings, an
sure.
The crops throughout the West, it is nov
conceded, are about FUR average, despit
of the drought which threatened them Sc
seriously; 80 we are in no danger Of famine
vet fears are entertained that the coming
winter will cause much suffering among th'
poor, from the ruling high prices Of ever!
thing eatablo. hope, however, tina, the.
are groundless. no 1.n
My old friends Of York County, and al
the people there, have my best wishes 70
their prosperity now and cvermorc. b. n
Yours truly, I.H.
lyrL..I .. ..Hf - +. NJ. MooRE.
Know NoTHINGs. The Rockland Adser