So far as we have heard, the reported majoritics
for the Candidates for Congress are as follows:

Total. -. .5l1
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Walkers majority in eight Counties. 81


am satisfied that Walker will 90 into Han
cock, the Mormon County 1000 ahead. How
the Mormon vote has gone, we have not heard,
but we have a flying report that Hoge had 500 ma
orty in Nauvoo at three o'clock on the day of
the election. If he actually had that majority at
that time, it must have sweed up to 1900 at the
closing of the polls. But should the Mormons d.
vide, or should they not give larger majority for
Hoge than they did for Ford for Governor last
year, Walkers chance for success is good. 1t
well understood three weeks ago that the
AIormons would vote for Walker. He had been
the counsel OF Joe Smith in all his difficulties, and
by his skill and ability as lawyer had ex,ricated
him from his troubles. Smith, unsolicited, pro-
missed Walker his support and the support of his
people. Tins state of things alarmed the Sa-
chems of the Loco Foco party in the State and in
the last three or four weeks the Governor of the
State Thomas Ford, and two OF the Judges of
the Supreme Court. have been al Nauvoo endea-
voring to bully and DIVE Smith and his clan into
the support OF Hoge. If they have succeeded, it
has been by means which must disgrace them In
the eyes OF all honorable men, and which will be
duly exposed. Yours.