Whether Benton
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principles as the Wings are. "hethef Den'oh
4 Co. are beaten now or not-and they have
narrow escape ii they are not-a uain ms peen
fred in this Election, which will yet blow up the
to,terng ediice of hitherto unconquered oco-Eo-
coism. The Wings and Softs havesucceeded IN
obtaining a Constitutional Convention they have
succeeded IN carrying District System for Mem
be-s Of Congress, and they 'ril succeed N upset
ting YOUR Hard Currency follies or they will up
set its upholders. We 60 not quite despair Of
Missouri voting for Clay; that she will be a Clay
State in 1916 we have lively hop1


G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Morning
News! we do not calculate much on your
honesty, but you must be ashamed of the ceceP-
ton you attempt when you giTe o~sley's ma
lority 4,557) as the measure o; the Wing strength
in kentucky. Right we'll do you knon that 1T is
no, so. We have before US the full vote OF ninety
Counties lall bat 10 in the Stste) which sum up
thus:


Cor ?.i gssis gS5 Eg14 1t Cor 5ssi Rtsl E,aif 55si
owsley ahead. .5,54i. Dixon do, n,73O.


Dixou's majority is just about 1000, Or more
than double Owsleys.


But 90 you say this is no test, because Dixon
has not received the vote that Pitcher loses We
say those votes were mainly cast by less ardent
Wings, backed by nearly every no-Party man in
the State But no matter We have Official
Returns of votes cast for the Legislature before
US, and we will copy out those of erery County
in which there was clear party contest for The
Legislature, and sec how they compare with the
,,o.e for Governor Here thew are: