Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

are ssy ~ did.
Az sxldencs that We spesk advisedly
when We say the resaIt u unexpected,
take the fsIlowisg extrsets from lead
ing paper n both parties, about the
time of he slsction:
"The Sssss elsction N Msias takes
place to-norrow, sad lte result will be
looked for with considerable interest.
II ~ Back Rspobliosns are defeated.
the |ep'ia race i 's''lsd y ad'
The Democrats and Wings united on
the u eIsIolure last year. carried IL by :
hsadeone nsjofisy. and chose Wells,
0overnoF, there being no election BY the
poopIs. This yesr The same combine
Nea b IN existence. and hard tattle
x)lf Be fought = Cincinnati Enquiv~.
To-day Maine holds an election for
Governor and members OF Congress.
and the result will b awaited with AZ
uausuaI degree Of iatsrest BY the two
erect coatrndIng parties In the present
eoosrss. l. = claimed BY both sides,
snj the Republicsas are somewhat san
mine Of success. but we shall be more
6risyst then disa ppoini ed II il should 10
Tor the Black Democracy. We have
privsts sdvices from Z gentleman OF this
cur who has been in that State tor some
s.s' ~nne 'ssa ~ ~- ~. e..S,,s
49, '" ny - '''s - 80 ''
:. Maine holds her State Election TO,
dsy. and chooses Governor. Me'noers OF
Coneres> and both branches Q. hef Leg
isi.ture- Inc alliance Of the bue"snan
ss s. bogus p pnsis.,s. '1m ~, as
sn"s,,h ny hs,,h ~ teeo out HamIin:
but "a plurality eIee.a 10 Con-
grers. they uniss on The same candidates
two n''ns,s9 CALLED -"a's'r w ana ' our
bsrdIv hone 10 esrrv the Governor over
he vote Of both these parties. but we
anticipate large plurality isr HamIin
ana Legislsture that VIII eject MN.
n, ,hs o,hs, hand. ,bs Democratic
~.rs,s h.a .,.;r.a i, r,., .o,ea.,,ly
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49, At e..rv;.g II .v.i.., the COAL.
n. s.r p.-t. ru- r..,.
49,. 80 -. t.r,.,.,as. 80 .ons.
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teleoFsn was ireesived, says: IA
we place no confidence whatever In
the report. The election came of
MondaY. snd yet these honest telegraph
reporters have news which warrant
them IN saying that sthe State has gone
HepnbIican!!'
as.Ans.sb;s wss the tome Of all the Bu-
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -,
10 " ~"'"s's"
o. 3sesaay says; efee as
1--WE received q dispatch at a late
hour I.s, evsniuo. p,eparsd FOR the as
srisse press. announcinp that the Black
Reeubiicsas had .a.ds galns over last
wears vote in Portland. Bath. Bangor
And Aurustn-ths dispatch winding up
with she int;natjon. or prcdiction that
HsmIin's msjorisy In the State ouId be
twelve thousand. 81 $ ~
1--WE attach very littls credit to this In
.tinslon or prediction-p rticulsriy In |
the face Of The fact that the Democratic
:strongholds had not been heard from.
Our friends shouId bear IN mind that. BY
sumo mysterious dispensatiou or ar
ran cement Ia the various State elections
that have hitherto been held. the telr-
graphic agents generally manage to
make thor 6rst fssoens unfavorsble 10
the Democrats. /"
!. ~ - a. 49,. -. ..n,..
i. 49, '"~' 'H' ,'o.''''o 800
eotds" have been heard irom' the ma
'.jesity, over both opponents 10 about
s - s 81" y ~
90 ~ 49, ..s's :" ., vvs. - rsr 49, ..aa,.
.-..kl. 4. IL y,smoe,stsn tha LITER
one. =. ss,,i mors 60
III. on noo .,...s~,od us;o,;,v ;nJi.
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