THE SUCCESS OF THE PEOPLE.
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Never have we taken hold Of pen, TO ino''e
a paragraph, with higher feelings OF proud graft
fcation than we do on the present occasion. Inc
hope and belief is big within US, that Gen liarri-
son will be Presiden, Of the United States, ana
that the corrupt cabal Of men who have been lat
enino upon the spoiIs wrung from the hands OF
confling and a vrtuous people, shall be displaced
Should our anticipations prove true, we shah un'
loose our heart which is beating with emotions
Of gratitude bu, should the reverse be the tac,wc
shall mourn the fate Of our country Unti! more con-
confiJ len, we dess, bu, in the mean time,we CON
tinue at our mast head the banner under which we
have so zealousy fought and there It shall con'in
ue to float until tho people shall triumph-unii pat
r;o,ism and virtue shall but down prof gacy, cor


rupiion and vice.


| While cheered by the glorious success OF our


friends throughout tho Union, we have some feel
iups Of cha yrin al the apathy that was manifest


ed by our own citzens--ihe Wings o' "oie


WAYNE" They, conscious Of their large maJori
tv. and conf lent in their belief of the ultimate
success Of Gen. Harrison, became l's.ess


snd msny, at least three hundred, neg! t
vote; whilst tho other hand, every suPporte


of Martin Van B1ren in the county, 50 FAR as ou


knowledge extends, was at the polls and voted
, The official returns from this county, have bee
; furnished us bv Mr.. Finley.


Harrison, 1865 Bigger 1897
Van Buren, 1853 Howard 1872