BY THIs MORNINGS MAIL.

The WesseFn EEecaisns.
Ccrycsuoadesce OF The TTiScae.
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B.rrYxorr, Aug. 8, lsts, a o'cioek, A M.


KEsrucKy-Te have the fra, guns from
Kentucky aad Indiana. In Kentucky. the home
of Harry of the West, the Locos scarcely make u
show Of fight, and in OF the counties the can
ddstes nre pu, forward as relief and anti-reliei-
that is, as they may favor or oppose certain laws
which projected for stopping The collection oi
debts or otherwise interfering with The ordinary
course of justice. Frsm the imperfect returns re-
ceiyed {the election continues for three days) |
should say the anti-reief party would carry the
day by decisive majority


In Louisville the contest was pretty warm, or
rather Just warm enough TO cause the Wings TO
beat the II opponents handsomely. They wer-
urged TO this and did it with more satisfaction,
there was Tylerite presented candidate, IN
the person of Mr. Marshall, the editor of the Ga
zete, one OF the pensoned presses of the country,
and one that acknowledges the cora and labors
accordingly. A, the close OF the polls on the
SECOND day the vote stood


Glov ver (W). -l,Ulo


Ballard (W).---- l,O65


Pore o. F) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o3I


Marshall Tyler-all Loco votes).- 1898


R0bard o. .----.--.... ~


Pope polled the whole Loco-t oco strength, and
Marshall and Richards divided it between them, as
YOU will see You will see from this that there
there are no Tylen men in the city unless they are
Locc,.


In Jefferson County (Which las; year elected
Locos) the vote is close. When the voting
stopped on the second day, the poll stood
Thomas son, CIV )--..554 Miller, (L. F. 529
Bice, (W. .495 Stevens, (L. F.) SIS
In other sections of the State the vote is very
imperfect, and if given in full woud be without
interest. All that is necessary now is to say that
Kentucky still maintains her proud supremacy in
the Whig ranks.


IspiANA.-The returns from Indiana are very
mcagre, and from the silence Of the Whig press in
Cincinnati would infer an unfuvorable result, but
that the Loco-F oco press is also without returns.
The election is for the Legislature. So far a.
heard frsm, the acc cunt stands