The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-11

GEORGIA ELECTION.

The returns from Georgia still incomplete although
enough is known render it certain that the congress
sonal delegation will stand six democrats to two know
nohings According the tables published in the Sa-
vannah Georgian of the It'll instant the vote for governor
stands as follows Johnsons gross majories add up
1886; Andrcwss 5237. Johnsons net nlajortes 1919
which will be increased to 5000 by democratic counties
yet to be heard from overbys vote will probably
to 5000
The democrats will have large maorities in both
branches Of the legislature or the so counties heard from
20 only are lSnow-nothing.
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-HoN BENJAMIN FIrz-
PATRICK.
After counselng much harmony 10 action there is
union in principle among the triumphant party the Mont
gomery Advertiser goes to say:
awe do not anticipate any difficulty in the election
of senator The opponents Of in the egis
laure feel confident will present unbroken front to
the enemy whom they defeated in August They will unite
on the man the choice of their constituents. That
man. we think, is Gov. Fitzpatrick, and believe they
will decide 1t is likely however, that the OF other
gentlemen will be presented and desire that their
claims and strength shall be fairly tested in Colonel
Yancey of Cherokee has been suggested in the Cooa River
Argus Colonel Cochrane in the Clayton Banner Should
either Of distinguished gentlemen get the nomination
would afford pleasure to announce his elections and we
hope and believe friends Of the Argus and Banner
will make the pledge in behalf OF FITZPATRICK should ne
receive the nomination"
Rev. Mr.. Patton preached to full house and interested
audience powerful in references to the outrageous
proceedings Judge Kane in the OF Passmore William
SON Old Jereys, in the height of his insolence at the
bloody Monmouth Assize is not despcable this cring
ing Kane who the law out Of all to vent his
spite upon who loved freedom more than the smiles OF
power.--Hartford ConraHt.
The Courant (says the Journal of Commerce)
doubtless heard the Sermon and the above may be pre-
sumcd TO be the cream of it. When the pulpit belches
forth SANDER and bilngsgate instead Of the Gospel
wonder that the churches angush When breaches the
newspapers and the worst of them instead Of the Bible
no wonder that Satan grns satisfaction and angels weep
But thanks be to God all pupits are not SO perverted
Last week. Hon. Archibald Dixon, OF Kentucky, deliv-
cred speech to meeting of the democratic and national
men Of Henderson county in which he clearly and
quvocay takes his position with the democratic party
and repudiates know-nothngism.
The Cleveland Paindealer says that the only wing pa
pers that support the ncoheren medley of repubcansm
are those two precious organs the Times and Tribune
These agree in two hngsin the fusion speculation, and
in mutual contempt of each others hypocrisy and du-
plicity.
The following resolution adopted with great enhu-
sasm at democratic meeting held in Lynn Massachu-
setts, last week
Resolved, That the present national administration
titled TO the full confidence Of every democrat and that
General Franklin Pierce deserves the lasting gratitude Of
the entire democratic party FOR his fidelity its principles