Indiana American, Volume 12, Number 46, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 November 1844 — Page 3

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"THE CONTEST. m , f we are concerned, the Presiden-1 ZtT'ln !ST " PPU,alin 'i HlO. tialconten is settled sr-rt , l! J' .In 1824 we ge in this county ... . . , "f h- fticnd t m '"'"I795 VO,"-hpi"2 le more than Brook vil li , MoW r?U,rn from 61 n,i" in

6 ..,, "is,"-, u.-mg an increase in 4 rears r.rl i ! . uaiury m wiuwr,

..i f miitiri? in in 9 nmmflA I .I.:..

" ii-'air. .h "".I "oik's only 177. In 1836 we poll ed Pr,.m these returns it is doubtful for i '"""cier. i hey have not pnlp.vj . ': . 1

..r ..,...... ' "y the poor am ,h. "V a" 'our year, of 310

ii i rasi. - - - - inry nave not our vote

Weha'e gained thus far about 703 over the ' Bna r"U"Pd the lowest and ha-' -e of Rin?r. when WhiteomH. . i...j seM ,,assion!' of the human hpnrt ti,..i.:. J

bvab HU21T)mni.rity- A like increase in the r'menccment of the canvass, threw ! ... . . ... tO lllf hrar il...:- . I

balance oi tne riate, wm give Clay near one . ' ,,,rlr n:,g. inscribed with their

th.i.cand nnjoriiy. But the locos claim it with f,uriP'es n no section of the Union have

. they evadpd i1in . . .

Ci, Ulnar... I il. 6

; .,7;;,;

' 1 IIPV II vn .lu. I 1 1 .. 1 .. t '

. - r..-u.,., votes, l,Pin2 an increase of

Adams

ed t no low and false r,,,BlfM,. L..1. .- .... ' P'n2 '

rha.acter. Thev hr ... . I ' ' low Wft Pollr1 JP33 votpc he-

In l84n;A!ln

2303. increase in rnr , Ashtabula 2134

n, on Monday laS, we polled the enormous I fiiVmon vote of 2316, Vine an increase since 1840 of i Brown

G0V.-r-PREST.-

4T5 214

i 613, a larger increase than any former re

enterable confidence. All doubtg will be! ,yev aded principW, but have sustainTemoved in a few dayf. eJ thcm manfully and boldly. Seldom have the whigs been able to draw the loenfn

Pennsylvania. By the mail on Wednes- a d,scussi""dirM"t. we had reports from Pennsvlvania, The wh,-s ,,ave challenged the support of fnt tV loco foco m joritv had been increased C'ay U,eNor,h, South, East and West .1 R . - . . Upon the Samp nrlim!,,!. rrn , ...

iii- o v'Tirni ri-nriirs 01 nnmit 7UU. Br ' v,i" 1 ney planted his ' haniipr 11mm . .

,-.i.r: n nove rmm Cincinnati rn vester- ' """"" service and pre-eminent

qualification They have,nanr,: y b.rasied the s ullen currents of spni,.i.,i ri:

n .r- 11.1.1 ucrn n iuit cnugs. 1 iipv hpard from, and that the . lleH SFr,i" interest, nur fanned .. . . . SPCtliinal nrpin.liAi 'r"i ...

i"-j""'i-'-. 1 ne wnigB Have every here supported CUf protective policy, maintained Aw ground upon annexation. In all hix acts ha has never wooed the north or south, but has acted for the Nation. On the other hand, the locos have nres-PniP,!

no set of principle, except opposition, and a

riod.

It w.ll be seen, too, that, through all the tw;8t.nff and turning, of parly, and the desertion of principles, the townshm, nfHi.l.i,nJ

an'! ay hare retained their political integri

pia,-.nArs on hov fmm Cincinnati rn yester

day m-iniin? we Iparn that these reports w ere

n it correct, nnd thit thcie had been a Whig

giin in all the co'intip

c-i-rilv and City of P'ulai'clr hia had civpn a

whi? nij-ui'y of 7510 hcinj an increase of nar 1330 But these passenppr- hronwht no pipprs. and thpse rpport canimt be r lipd on. Ti- nrit iTn-Piiii i.at ppnnsvlvania wi!l votp f.ir Polk. The reports from Virai-

ni are aUo favorable.

Butler Carroll Campaign Clarke Clermont

Clinton Columbiana

tyin name, whilst they have been rowini. I ?oshor,on

ward, every point of the compass. Bath, thro' j S"n0

- .....vcw ounc, nas aanerea to its liarke

men. us principles, and its political name. In 1824. Blooming Grove township eave Jackson

a I rge majority, and in 1832 a majority , f

inur.

Cl 589

1192

423

Election Returns.

INDIANA. 1S43. Biger. Whifb.

Adam,

r 1 vppnmnon, and a determination to tear ,1n,r .i.: 'Allen

1 ' y-i y llllllj; TBI-'n. .. . rmnktin Co-n -U will be seen that w ' cIa' benefit r country or its ins.itu-; n'nton are aiin defeated in this rountr. But there Unn' Ever sinre l,le nomination of Mr. Clav. ' Blackford

the lnfrtfiin - . , i.

' i-!, oraiors, letter writers, " '",,e strppt biaw lprs and wire w orkers, have "raised Urtnyn as fiendish a yell, asthouah they were t.otml.:S"U mg the battle cry of hel';' and truth, principle, : Clarke decency ard propriety have been sacrf-y fired loinereisn ha been given to j Clinmn the corruptions ofthe human heart to sustain . jj,Bf,,rd such chen.Ps as cold not ,e carried bv rea- iw.Ur" s..n or arsument. Money ha, bpen poured out I) .vi.sS

D-kalh

laware

is n-Mh'ne 10 disconrace us. S'mcp the Cover nor's election n 1813. there lnvp been na'n-

rsli7d aSmt 153. yet the locofocn increase is only 23 rnips. This shows prettv clearly that m!e-?hev can kppp up their political strength bv nmtr.ilizvio'i. thp whig party is destined in a tir years t have the ascendency in the I count v. Let the whis. be nnvipld

n!ereason with ih np,m!.. j. 1 water bribery the most foul ha b,,, D"

and he truh before them in a farm whi,., , s"r,rd to-r"-ery and perjury have been made P 'I

cmnot he di.nnted-and our caue and our I ,b,i"v't tl.ey have forgnl documents n- VAkWi prineipje, mnet a i l will triumph. N.it will .Ralnsl themselves in order to convict the whig Fayette

h a tim- v'i- i tie oe iVe will listen ... ' P '".v f the crime of forgery hut their oreat

tnnt. Although h-e were no othor q-H..-!' p""e ,,as l,Pe" Option. Their own par ti.i i pver to he etnd bv the peo-.le. we are ! ' V ,his VPrv ,! , v is 'gnorant of Mr. Polk' pwilliu? t labor lhat thev mar en'erlnin cor- i S',i'," "P"n '," 2r,,al question at Nsue in this

Now ,,,-t r.,.lr,m,es,--,"p r.r.fT. B itth -v h .ve myttifie-t.

."-..fflr.i(-,t,;.w!llui rfwrf. until He

rert p'litieal priurinV.

test i at. wp ;.sk all parties to ...rver tbp!

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Flovd

Fountain Franklin Fulton Rison (ant

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abused by such (Icmijojiips ?

Er,."n,tn.i which thev havPced-l,P tonden-i"' fi l",',r,,",'" d.. nol klio-v what "'"l',"

;inpy.,e , r.,i,.r ,r exc,vt Dem-raev an! K : h . .. J ll.iril.ill

a... 1. , . . . Ilendiicks

...rr ,,,,10. aiwave to b-. mi-iead nn l 11.......

J Iltin'incton J ickiwori ! J !-- cr J.v J. P-r...n ;J-!in'ng Jill'w..l CI K'o

cv of ttieir prin iple. m;d the o?.jor-t which tbir leader, ba-p in vie't. Di-eard the tram-n-ofrnnr. rp;,! ml reflect for ourselvc? - von aetin-i f.tr vonr i.ter"'!t. or nrp von m - .!,- n W .,!)? 'tie i i'rri-;l nr your paitv l,.,.t..r? T'lejo a-" "re-o I to h.nh n.r.:-.. IV. .ever i i 1 error. Jet t'los; errors be l"''i'e-1.

T... P .!,, r ,rt .,T, 1 .kl-.nC it ity meet, on Mondiv next.

.l-o'7c.if. A bov ahont 4 veirs oil and con of Mr. I.e-vU (Int, - kiit . Mount Carmet. i i thw r.ot-itv. on Fri l iv l ist at the l.-co feo parade. The child fell out or.,P ( ,,0 w i7ons and w is ru i over, aaJ died i rif;een minuter.

.'ttV-neirp'.- IPorXs. The publisher. 11. W II -..it. i pro?re.? in the l.l;rai.-n of Wrt. I I'lt-k'- spVndi'llv i'lnstraTed and i"nmi'i H l S'laeare. If Ins reached t he 2J'h V . all of . hich we have rec ived except nr. 13 23. aod2l. We hope the publisher will tin' deptive 114 of acornnlele se n)ld row, that we ran tb'nk f cooiethin" bei lp politics, we Ii 1. p K.niP ..r.mr a lmi-pTs of thp mast r poet i! ? a-- their Library will, thi beautiful t ';iv of S'nksieare.

n.ileija f.rlt'.s n 1 V. This ob and excclI -nt nxi-iihlv i 'i! ieneasit'S i" ixieirs'. C-idev is a pioneer in F ibioii:ibte I.itpra'ttre. I'ibio i E:nhei.hnipit . &e, Wehnvenoiv ii ib ci:itiit re-ei;ilof fie Lulv's B.-. for I'lirtopii ye-irs. and ii ha alas been a 'velronie and plea.-ii:t Ui;erto inr tul le 1 h r.mi.Mi-c are of ihe mot chaste nnd fxalt'I kind off kIhouiM,. Literature, sud ll.e rmb''l!i.h'nent4 are well s- lerlcd. and rxrcu'cd by the h-t artit. Wr have promise f improvements and increased iiurict for the corrin eaj.

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,Uir,'fij(., Ttr,rl$. - extensile sale f t'-.e ' ind oioitPastNl to the Soil ine fund L an. tkes pi t at Indi mapol-s 101 Wednesday, the 1 1 t i (. Anionii the lands nfTeretl, e el everal lr t in Franklin county. T-e on'rsor Xlorigagorfi max not le adised of these 'lvs.

: t. r -1 ? t k y .-liviei'.iik.j

I 1 1 1 t-y, who was pntenee( to be hnn ' W.neliepr, Randolph co.. la., on the 14 h "si. for the murder nf his son-iu law, ha had

''is sentence conui I'ird by the Coveruor of J 'li uia to sentence to the Penitentiary fur;

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:Laerause -X i'L .ke " I. iporte . Lawrence ZZ j Madison " ; M 11 i'tl

Martin Matshall Miami Momoe Montgomery Morgan Noble Oranse (hi pii Parke

mm 'I'prrv jPike' . , ! Posey P.irter T 'Pulaski 53 Putnam 3 iBaiuloIph 5fT Kipley Ku.li

CC Scott

Shelby Spencer f Stp'-ben St. Jos.-p'i So'l-var, M . S-i i'Zerlanrl 2 Tpp' canoe I" ft! tni VaPc'erhrroh

-r t 1 ( : 1 . it Vs.... W.!l.-h. Warren Wart ick White II .

yj Whnley

v nshington ... 0

v ayne

227 720 899 2G 70 71G 50 CIO G08 1031 350 522 408 1503 1174 700 212 818 2J1 GH 020 933 790 1055 272 710 3:;0 r?2 si 5 fS5 1 l;:-8 1110 2)6 503 123 353 1570 F31 CC8 931 4 S3 4 no 102 830 C05 790 15S1 287 iro 4f 1 (TO 1315 808 277 CI2 C41 1293 468 3IK3 7,19 233 99 1320 708 925 1350 420 900 .52 :n 7T0 413 9!.r 1CV roi 550 C07 1274 405 715 330 202 173 130 105 1S07

230 671 905 27 212 761 414 823 550 1310 514 793 381 1700 913 532 23 3 633 80:1 811 783 911 1231 12! 0 215 707 475 74 4 761 rpo 970 777 9 2 270 R70 179 353 12S0 543 1000 628 431 3S3 103 600 903 771 1523 318 220 451 956 1275 10:3 310 925 FI8 1088 204 421 933 249 93 1362 701 637 1117 432 1150 ?R0 210 606 1111 974 l."6l rss 48 603 762 477 3"2 781 173 230 156 1471 1282

1841. Clay ' Polk

000

000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 003 000 coo 213 033 033 25) 030 033 113 000 000 000 000 000 000 100 15

417 OK) 003 CM 000 000 000 000 000 000 003 000 030 003 84 000 000 000 000 0iR3 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 100 1S7 218 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 10 000 000 800 000 000 00-3 0!K3 000 000 950

030 000 030 (300 000 10(3 000 000 000 000 300 000 317 COO 0)3 000 030 0.)) 0.(0 30 238 000 004 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 (XX) 000 000 003 000 000 003

00,3

000 000 000 000 400 17 40 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000

893 6 444 70

Delaware

Erie Fairfield Fayette Franklin Gallia Geauga Greene Guernsey Hamilton Hancock Hardin Harrison Henry Highland Hocking Holmes Huron Jackson Jefferson Knox Lake Lawrence Licking Logan Lorain Lucas M.-.dison Marion Medina M'-igs Mercer Miami

Monroe Morgan Montgomery 61 Mttsking 1 1 10 Ottowa Paulding Perry

Pickaway Pike Portage Preble Putnam Richland Ross Sauduska Sciolo Seneca Shelby Siark Summit Trumbull

Tuscaiawas27l Union Warren 922

Washington 350

331 300 528 1033 951 49

205

290

S43 364 583 69 280 568 18 82 519 849

77 107 C89

693 3G4

C23 85

GOO Wayne

Williams Woods

T.id. Clay. Polk. Gain. 392 358 34 370 263 1 10 2203 131 593 120 410 190 009 545 64 1348 13S9 662 73 1322 130 523 433 85 I 609 186 342 323 218 407 383 24 548 1038 143 34 23 553 109 199 Biij 11S2 1100 82 425 94 472 82 640 112 1183 148 10(4 93 110 67 13S5 17G5 120 344 4 281 70 30 10 13 815 571 1170 119 153 23 30 53 593 640 917 74 443 84 413 371 42 611 23 176 107 620 58 50 123 43 589 70 340 393 40 913 64 1230 44 31 10 288 227 1299 183 30 140 739 740 207 130 102 30 72 307 200 763 63 193 2133 2121i 932 239 240 421 60 631 12 12 24 ES3 733 1 10 337 80 162 1032 130 527 177 1007 903 135

L.ater. PENNSYLVANIA. The table below is made out from data bro't by the Hibernia, which left Pi:?shurj on Sunday morning. Governor. President.

Ma'le Sh'nk Clav Polk G'n. L'a.

23C9 723 200

Alleghany, 2212 Beaver, 637

Butler, 142

Fayette, 463 Greene, 830 Washington. 57 Westm'lnd 1920 Bedford, Mercer, 100 Eiie, Somerset,

127 84 57

140

100 100 83 300 43

79 300 103 649 626

All in but 5 townships. Net Whis cain.

The returns from Bedford are given by the Ohio Statesman Cin Ca. Kov. 6.

000 260 000 000

Total 00030 00003 00000 00000 0000 000

SOUTH CAROLINA. The new Congressional Delegation of this

State consists of

District First

do do do do do do

2nd 3rd 4th 5h 6th 7ih

James A. Black, R. F. Simpson, J. A. Woodward, A D.Sims, Artemas Burt, Isaac E. Holmes, R. Barnwell Rhett.

BIRNEV3 LETTER. Mr. Birney arrived at CleveJsnd on the 1st inst. It will be seen by the following letter to the editor of the OhioCity American, that he pronounces the letter published as from him to Mr. Garland, "a forgery throv ghoul. To the Editors of the Ohio American: Cleveland. O, Nov. I, 181 L. Sib: I saw at Fairfort. a few horns ago. thp Painesville Telegraph, n Wlii naner. eoYtain.

5 ing a lettpr dated SoDtember2ii

20(to be written by me', to J. B. Garland, of Sagi

naw county. Michigan. It is a forcert TnRocGHorT ! So, I have no doubt, are the affidavit that accompany it, though they bear the names of real persons.

47 Yours. &c. JAMES O. mnvrv

TERRIBLE GALE. Great Lose of Life and Destruction of Property. . The City of Buffalo has been visited by one ofthe mo6t severe and destructive gales which

50 as ever experienced mere. The whole low

er pari 01 111 cny is one general scene of wreck and desolation, throughout the whole length ofthe city. The water was all or two feet higher than it had ever been known before. In addition to the immense logs of property, we have to record still more melancholy results in the death of a large number of human beings. The damage done to the shipping in the harbor is immense. The wharves were much injured. The stone pier also gave way and much of it was washed into the creek. The U. S.ship Albert, and some fifteen other ships and steamers, were driven aground some totally destroyed, and all more or less injured. Buildings and chimneys were blown down before the terrible hurricane. The destruction of Vmisn life was awful. Forty two dead bodies have already been found. It is impo:M? to ascertain the loss of life, but it is suppnscd to be very large, as at every house dead bodies were being found. Vermont Medio of a V. S. Senator.-Thn LegisNmre of Vprmnt, after a protracted trur-le, on Tuesday last reelected to the United sn-es Senate for the term of six years from the 4:h of March next, the nre.pnt in...rr.K.n

Hon. SaMi-elS. Phelp3, of Middlebury.

Ijimportwt ruoM Texas trTRrp. let

ter recieved in this city, from Texas, states it

as rumor that Santa Anna had apnlied to the Texan Government, throupb the British Con-

nl. for an armistice. Charleston Patriot, Oct. 23.

All Calhoun Loeos, and all re-e'ected but Sims in place of John Campbell, declined. ELECTION OF PRESIDENT 1844 Xumber oj Day of

States, Hectors. Votimr.

Pennsylvania Ohio Xan.ll.mn.k;..

Rhode Island

Connecticut Maryland

1 Virginia North Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi on I w

SS 'ndians , Missouri J. New-York j Tennessee

Lousiana

Friday, Nov. 1st.

do.

23 do.

6 Monday, Nov

000 a) 000 000 000

Total

5S701 60714 3344

I New-Jersey

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The .SnvV f'.roV'i Sr-.i i.'nr - The H.itn-

ti I I w-fo re wiSk ' I ii ia ia : - i al ul -aiftccccu-j,

This table i-l nws ti e political standing f

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- ...f.ittiriiii iir- ' i -1 . i ur- ' .- .-.-. 11.1111 .:.-.'i. ii.-j Gm. MiDuilie a iJ D. K linger, will continue lat twenty year. We have compared the Total to hold the reatt they fill in the Senate. 4 j vatlons items in it with intetest. Il also shows'Loco majority

GEORGIA. The following ls the vote for Congress

the several districts:

Districts, Whig. Loco. 1st 377.3 3321 2nd 6 1 S2 6160 3d 4052 4813 4-h 5214 5771 5 h 4S89 7636 Cli 4121 5369 7ib 4199 3252

4663 3309

1533 Maine

; Massachusetts

Vermont

Delaware 1 O .... L

in couin Carolina

Total

6 8 17 9 10 0 e 12 12 5 7 3 rt 13 6 7 9 12 6 3 9 275

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do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Tuesday, do. do.

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do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Nov. 5. do. do.

do. and next day. Monday, Nov. 11 do. do. Tuesday, Nov. 12 do. do. About .Dec. 1.

Prrr"i!ion of P.i'rperirm it Potton.We le-.m from the R-prnt of the Boston Society forth" Pref PRt;oi of Pjuperism 'iat the number of pprsn", who Vive ap'i-d during the last nnarterisl 116. ofuln-n 1316 were foreigners. 71 uider the a of 14: 743 have obtained places, and 510 have left the city.

o yes: o yes:: All you who wish to make Congressmen of yourselves, pot is the lime to commence to distinguish y mrselves nmnif your fellow men, and as the eWtion of ?41 is over, we should be looking around for some other kind of useful amusement. Well what shall it t ? Shall we form a Clav Club, a Democratic Club or shall we all unite and form o".rep jno a committee ofthe whole, and discus, all proffitable questions for the mutual improvpment of each other. If so. let u meet togethpr on next Saturday evening and form a socjpty foramusement and instruction. YOUNG MEN

Hymeneal:

Married. On Wednesday evening last, in this village, by the Rev. Alles W ilet, JOHN D. IIOWLAND, to Mis, MARTHA A.. .Idest

daughter of Mr. Nathan D. Gallion, of this

place. Married At Liberty Ind, on the 24th nit. by the Hon. G. R. Chilwood, Miss Jclu C. Maxwell, to Hery Gcstavc Berrt, of Livingston County, Kentucky.

TREMENDOUS MEETING.

S. SCIIWARZ, BOOK-BIXDER, FAIRFIELD, .I.

fTHIE subscriber respectfully informs th public that he has located himself in the

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38 334 i 2,230.

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ti v 1 ,3 1--1H. ne n iwiica nimseii in tne I he Natives held a county meeting in New: town f Fairfield, Franklin co. Ind., where he k l W"' ' thal m m,mberB "tonished j is prepared to bind books neatly, and substanboth higs and Democrats. It was one third ; tially, on the shortest notice. His terms will larger than any party meeting ever held ih;belw,and produce will be taken at the martbecity. The Natives will, it is said, elect their ket prices. whole Congressional, Senatorial, and Assembly Booksto be bonnd, if left at the Indian tickets, -and they declare their unalterable American Office, Brookville, with directfo.,., purpose lo be o go on their own nook, and loi will be received there, bonnd, and retnrned make no compromise or coalition with any j there as soon as possible. P"1 Nor. 7, 1844. 46 3w.