Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-24
NEW YORK ELECTION,

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carving the Empire State, BY a large majority.
a., more recent Developments caused US to
1oab, We saw, BY the queries .Propoundcd by
n. Abol,onists 10 the candidates ioT Governor
,r8 Lieutenant Governor, that they had entered
-. ,olr,cal arena, and VIC felt assured that they
uo.ll cas-, their weight in The whig scale. They
number some twenty thousand voters, acd Of
course could give the prePondefancc to either
marty. Tha, hey voted generally the whs ticket
Tho circular leter from the bend quarters Of Abo-
Alionis.n, which we publish IN another column,
and 10 which VIC would particularly call the aien-
non Of the reader, viii convince every one. We
NAV have lost the State the probability is that
The election for governor has been close though
some Of the whig papers claim ten thousand ma
loliry. We candldly acknowledge that we would
rather be beaten than be indebted for success
to the abolhonlsts
Thu next mail from the north will probably de-
eide the matter, and show which party has sue
ceeded. 1t is said that the ederalisls have cal
RED their entire tickets for Congress and the
State Legislature in the City.
u Let it be remembered that the iederaliss
swept the State last fall By large majority
some fifteen or eighteen thousand
tS Let i also be remembered that they viii
have to make gain Of some fifteen members TO
Congress IN order to balance our gains IN Maine,
Vermont, Ohio, New Jersey, and South Carolina.
From the Nashville Uuon.
A slip from the Louisville Advertiser Of the
18th inst. brings Us the first intelligence Of the
New York election. The Times CLAIMS a maiof-
|lyof 1890 votes for the Wing ticket IN the city.
Iln Kings county democrat aud a fed have been
elected to the Legislature Richmond, hereto,
fore federal, gives democratic majority the
number not stated Democratic majority in Suf-
folk about 900; Democratic ticket probably
elected in Queens county, and large democrat
BE- majority III Wescheslcr, From 40o to 500
democratic majority in Rockand, and close
Vote in Orange go majority claimed for the
democratic ticket, bn, the intelligence admitted
10 be doubtful. Columbia is claimed by the feds,
hut the majority is not stated In Duchess
|Tallmadgc'5 county the feds CLAIMS eight hun
dred majority. Federal majority IN Ulster sta
ted at y or ,200, and about go in the city of
Albany Delaware and Putnam are supposed TO
have gwen large democratic majoues. Rens-
seIlaer, Saratoga, aud Schenectady, claimed by
the feds.
The New York Gazette claims the State for
lhe isds, bat has some doubts about the fact Of
lis being so. So have we. If the wing MAORI
y is about 1900 in the city Of New York, they
have lost 1893 votes since 1887 and if our
majority is 900 in Suffolk, we have gained ga IN
that county since the same period. This IS the
complexion Of the news throughout we have re-
daced their majortes in 1887, and largely IN
creased ours. We have either carried the State,
ofrun the wings 20 the cye-ashos. II saved from
destruction, they owe ii 10 the votes Of the Gbo-
hholisIS.
tD-Pcople Of the Souih--Citizens Of Mississippi,
read the following circular letter Of the AholtonSs
d New York Remember that Seward is the wing
candidate, and Marcy the democratic candidate for
Governor, Read and ponder well we viii not in
suit yoW understandings by one word Of comment.
(CIRCULAR.)
70 The aah-s'aroy Electors Of .Nerc.York:
We ask the privilege of brethren, TO set forth,
oteny but frankly, the reasons which constrain US
Q cast our votes FOR WILLIAM II. Sc.
oARD, for Governor
! iSi Nh Seward is the candidate Of tho party
sach' on the floor Of Congress, nobly indicates
j fNeolImablc RICH! Of petition, and as nobly as
'@ VIC freedom OF debate Of the party, also
,aA' sustain JOHN QulNcY ADAMS and WILLIAM
.IADL OF a party whose views are liberal aud
,l 81 Mr. Seward is the candidate Of the party
NV" u our last Legislature, passed resolutions
a1'"'l we admission Of Texas into the Union !;
s'"% fa'tnn'' gag resolutions in fdror Of the
:" Peahon; and in taror of granting trial
i -. 70 persons claimed as fugitive slaves.
s''Vau :" mo denuncialions and revilings with
"en our petitions were treated in years past;
y. V w OF threatening US with penal cnactmenis,
=. " a'ss received and treated petitions and re-
..',SUances with that respect and comfy due TO
iaa'r constituents.
3D. Mr. Seward Is the candidate Of The party
say opposes the reelection Of President who
sands pledged to veto any bill abolshing slavery
INC District Of Columbia,
4h Mr. Seward is the candidate opposed to
governor Marcy, who, in his messages to the
eS'au'e, has manifested, in sentiment and
3auPa'hy, the beres, hostility to our CAUSE: and
~ Nv az Inc presiding officer OF put'lc meeting,
'.Ale ne was Governor of the State rneonFne nd.
i, '-9 passage Of laws authorizing violation Of
Ha'l'' a"d lnficting pains and penalties upon
Truth ''''' "''u
''n' The reelection Of Gov. Marcy would
wty Tar towards the reelection Of Martin
' -, ipo'en, whose measures and policy arc so
sue 10 The cause Of human liberty.
ana, finally, because our knowledge OF Mr..
ward leads US to confide in the general sound.