Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

tai |sh place lIsFe. us did NJ receive BE
ciheinnsk EhAdirsr S 'spnda ak we e.
petted. SWeNherefOts gike ths Gpcdsef
markets Of Friday evening. Hereafter.
while the packets are running, we intend to
give tipI gihcFnati rAafEetl pf lSttgsdsS
evening, each week.
New YoRK, ELEcyroy.TTThe result. as
near as we can ascertain is thar Headley, I
the American candidate for Secretary Of
State, is elected y,ab9ut tenthofEf9d mq. |
jority. The entire American State Ticket,
with the exception Of Judges, Is elecied.--
The Legislature is, considerably "mixed"'--p|
mo- party having the msjorityndaheSenate
Fstandss aRepublichns,c ~ americans a,d
Democrats. Of all Kinds. 9! House, AZ Re.
publicsTnS Al Dsmocrass, americans.
|llto be- heard sfremou .lau lr,,s odl sbnli ,,|
roThe Americans of, Gin einnatiarsd going
to have d jolIifcstionr over ths result, ct an
Is.y1an tsneio 100 sEu 'l,nabto q 1nibion n
L. iSs"SsS 20 bib lelBH 10 ttod l9Bs ifar sid ~
NEW JERsEvs--The, ,Iocoso have GOMEZ
nearer gaining scyictory, in New Jersey
than many other State at,thelate eletionss
The Philadelphia U,t ST. Gazetteoof the OH
inst. sums up the result, fort gslegislation
as follows: Senate, Locofocos "a ., ,Whigsl
Ia, Americans q; Honse, lnGofoJoss 90.
Wings 2is Americans aTemperance 81
The Gazette says for pfactisal purposes
the Whigs. Americans and Temperance
men may be d assed togetherotiiT The resdltI
Twill then be as follows; lTheEocofocos will
haye,9 najority inuthe Senate, and the ops
position two omajority ein ethe HdGse.bD On
4 Joint ballot hereowillcbeua ties bgTbereawas
no Goyerhorcor State officer TO elect this
]year.a5ldy .s9s ss9Iimd ,segn cid o, 4
b And this is the triumph over which the
Slave Democracy are exuling. buS Small IA,
vors are, no doubt, thankfully received. ,
p The election of Senator T. Brooks, IL New
4 York, is regarded with great satisfaction by
This party friends. and is favcrably consid-
Tered BY men of all parties. His triumphant
controversy last summer with Bishop Hughes
has given him a deserved notoriety. He is
an able, and fair man, and q good legislator!
We rejoice in bis success as 4 triumph Of
the right over intolerance pPs5ntd and ebgOtry,t
lyg Mass sAcHusETTs.- rhe Cincinnati ga
sette, 1.-The iEdtot ,gof which is, posted sin
) Massachusetts politics, gives the following
, as thelresnlt In that State;yeo1laa ass adtT
d The official vote OF, Boston elects thirty
4 Whig Representatives and thirteen Ameri-
cans. The Wligs who are elected were
. voted for by the opponents of the Maine
, Law.r Among them are dpharles Hale, Of
/ the Daily Advertiser Charles o. Rodgers,
! of the Evening Journal, and Justin Jones,
: of the Yankee dPrivateer. 10 So . the press
! will be fullyreplesented. The American
4 party proper will not have q majority in
q the House, in consequence, Of this ,resultir
Bostondl Parties according to the Villas
/ will stand as.follows: Americans, i53; Re
publicans, 8o;r Wings 81; Democrats 80 =
:. making ID majority against the Americans
r proper We apprehend, however, very
;. little difficulty in organizing the House. al
many of the men elected as Republicans
;, and Whigs are members of tllei American
! organization, land only differed in regard t
. Ghbefnaiorial candidates. aThesix Ameri
: can Senators are elected in the Boston dis
}. trict, and the Senate will stand Americans
4 80; Republicans 8, Democrats 2--forty il
llall.9aa sdl a14Fa J. -4aNaa3 slj ai s# SkI
e M1ssouRI.--The Legislature is, now i
session az JeHersop, City, Judging .fror
). the character ofthe remarks in the s. Loui
o papers, we Do no. see, any probability ofth
election Of a u. s, Senator. Atchison, il
said, stands no chance. The Benton me
will in no event, g0, for him.. and the RI
,el publican is very certain that the Wings vi
q not, Of which We are not so well assured
" as there appears TO be no great ditferenc
/. on the Kansas question. "A compromis
between the. two wings Of the Democrac
,e has been talked Of. and taking up som
1 third man, But this is not regarded I
n probable. Possibly the anti Benton me
I may unite with the Wings and elect Go
,e Doniphan, Our impression however j
d that no Senator will be chosen this. wint'
N that Staase' maa s2ariaaafa .amw
y - The SupREnEoo CorrRr, Some chang
i os will occur in tie organization Of the he:
n Supreme Court Of the Stale Of Ohio, dl
a a ing the coming winter session Of that coul
!, The regular annual session Of the Colr
y [by the act of March Iii, 1858, viii con
n mepce at Columbus on The first Monday
% re December; at which time Judge Conve
IN will t4Ee biz seat, as member nDs bSf!Ia Cf 4