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be elected,

BY reference to the journal Of the Legislature
it will he noticed that the official canvass of votes
gives Go, ernor Jenison ,544 majority over Brad.
lev, and abou, thousand net gain from last year.
The Senate. politically. is the same as last year
20 Wings and 10 Tories. But in The House there
has been an astonishing increase Of Wings, speaker
Foo,e being reelected by SO majority. Last year
che majority for speaker was only about rs.
, ILLINOIS-oFFIcIAL.
Notwithstanding the shouts of victory from the
Tory press, throughout the country in relation 10
the Illinois election, II has resulted IN substantial
wing victory. The official returns show the fol.
towing results. In the Senate there are % wings.
l6 tories. and 2 conservatives, giving the wings
and conservatives majority of over The tories.
In The House the wings have 46 members, the tories
80, and The conservatives 6, giving The wings and
conservatives maj orily in The House of l3, and
on Joint ballot with the Senate OF 81. In the third
congressional district Stuart, wing, is elected over
Douglass. loco foco, by majority of n. In the
second district, Casey, conservative, and pledged
TO 60 against the aub.treasury, is elected oyer Nc
Roberts, loco foco. And in the third district
Reynolds, loco foco, is elected. Carlin, the loco
foco candidate for Governor, is elected over Ed.
wards, wing, by a majority of DIG votes. In 1886
ihe tories had a majority in The state Of 3,lI4.
Wing gain in two Years, 2l9S.
MARYLAND.
The election in Maryland has resulted in the
choice OF a tory Governor by 1874 majority, and
the choice Of a wing majority in both branches Of
the legislature. This gives the wings the election
ola us. States Senator. This is the frs, cleo
tion Of Governor under the new constitution. Gen.
Harrison's vote in Maryland was about 5000 in
1886, and the tory vote is now the same as then,
while The wing vote has fallen Of some three thou.
sand. This will be good lesson for The wings
and induce them TO trust not too much in their fan
cied strength. The wing candidate for Governor
run considerably lower Than the other wing candi
dates. he being opposed to certain favorile stat
project for internal Improvement. The partie.
stand Senate, IL wings and tories House Al
wings and 81 tories.
GEORGIA.
Georgia has elected the wing ticket for mem
bers of Congress, and majority in The legislature
both for The first time in several years. The pres
ent delegation stands eight Van Euren and on
wing. Ifany Of the wing candidates are lost,
will be the two sub treasury men, who run l'
lowest. Mr.. Dawson, the wing member of tn
present Congress, decidedly opposed to the sui
treasury, runs highest on the ticket, and Mr.. Hal
erslam who took grounds in favor OF a natona
bank, comes next. The Augusta Conslilu,ionalis
"a Van Buren, paper) makes The following admil
sion:
A." We have received sufficient returns 10 anlic
nate the final result of The election for members
Congress and of The state Legislaure-lhe Stat
Rights Wing ticket for Congress is elected an
there il no donbt that the same party will have
majority in both branches Of The Genera Assembl
small. but enough 10 lake The lead in all election
BY joint ballot"
A POLITICAL revolution appears TO have take
place in some parts of The State Counties whe
the Van Buren, party hitherto has had compile
ascendancy. have elected wing candidates.
NEW.JERSEY.
The con,est in this state has been close on
and the result for some days, doubtful but v'c'o
at last perches on The Wing standard. The N.
Gazette says-
Contrary 10 our previous impressions, It is vi
a good deal Of confidence we declare our bel,eftl
we have carried our whole congressional ticket.
we know we have carried majorilie in both bra
ches OF The Legislature. The vote has been W
close one, and the accounts have been SO cont
dictory, The reported wing and loco loco major il
have allerna,ed 90 beautifully during the las, y
days, and both psr.ies hays hesa 80 certain