Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-26

Delegates as 81 Republicans and 4 Demo
Gratis. The lth District heretofore reported /
Democrat, has gone Republican.
THE MINNESOTA ElrcrtoN.-rhe Chi /
cago Tribune of the 7th, says
1--WE have ST. Paul papers to the 18th and |
10Th inst. and think there is no longer any I
doubt in regard to the Republican triumph at /.
the recent election. The whole Republican /
delegation of the st. Anthony district have re-
ccved their certificates. This is q Republican +.
eain of four members over previous reports |
The election of DR.. Foster. Republican, in .
Dakota county, is confirmed Smith, Rcpub- T.
lican, of the same county, was defeated by only f.
three votes. The Republicans carried Rice
county by a vote of lO3 to 1861 Republican
237. This county has been set
down as doubtful The Republicans have
also elected the two delegates at large in
Scott and Rice counties. which is q gain, as
heretofore they had been conceded to the
slayocrots. In steele county, the Republican
vote was six times as large as the pro-slavcry
vote. In Wascca county, the vote stood
Republican 700, Slavcocratic -. In Vino
ma, the Republicans cast more than double the
votes Of their opponents. But our side has
lost Goodhuo by 80 votes, which is loss ON
previous calculations and they have lost ono
delegate in Hcnnepin by 8 votes, through
foolish personal prejudice Of a few persons
who let their i'll feelings outrun their patriot
ism. Balancing the gains and losses, we feel
songuine that the Republicans have good
working majority in the constitutional con-
veutou'
Tur ONO DErALcArtoN.-rhe Cincinnati
GasrHe OF the 9th says that private dispatches
from Columbus report that the amount of de-
hlcation i'm the State Treasury had reached
seven hundred and forty thousand dollars
Tho Gazette says the delalcaton is owing To-
policitica fnancccrng ON the part of the Dcm-
ocratc 'Ireasmers, commencing as far back
as the year 1852. IL was well known that at
the time Il G.. Brcsin, the late Democratic
Treasurer. succeeded a relative of his in the
Treasury Department, the accounts were not
correct There was then deficit. but the
officers being family connections, the matter
was not exposed. During Brcsin's term the
deficit was largely increased. lie was suc-
ceedcd by another relative, w. H. Gibson, o.
Republican, who undertook to shoulder
Brcslins burden instead of exposing the de-
felt A legislative inquiry in January last
brought to light the loss of some two or three
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err, and Brcslin not IN; king up his deficits, as
he promised Gibson, the lattor was obliged
finally to diyulse the hcts, and resign.
THE DRIED Scorr Decision is TIM NEW
lLNrsmI LEGis1AruHE-lho special
committee OF the lower branch of the New
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estate not only in St. Louis but throughout
the entire State 1t is well known to al
owners and purchasers of real estate that ia,
sales this spring have been thrco-fold as great
and at greater increase of price than ever
before obtained in this city. The same is
true of the State Never has there been
such demand for Missouri lands. and never
before have such prices been obtained as dur
ing the present spring Heretofore the omi-
grafton from the Free States has directed it.
self upon Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Kansas. but now much of this great tide ha.
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