The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
NEW YORK ELECTION.

racy of New York bid fair TO outdo Ohio and Penn
sylvanla, in the overthrow of Bank Whiggery. Let
every friend ofDemocrat principles reOice. The ''ds
lusion' is passed. The sober second thought Of the
people has swept hard cider and skins, to the four
winds OF hoavcn The Bid Of Liberty Of Eqnal Rights
aud Democracy. again spreads her broad wings from
Maine to Georgia May she 'vermore fly high in air.
und hover over this Iand of freemeu who deceiv
ed once, bu, will be ugsn.
The following from the New York Herald Tyler
Wing paper. will tell The of Whggery'S down.
fall
TOTAL OVERTHROW OF The BANK WIIG
PARTY IN THE s IA 7E OF NEW YORK.
1t will be seen by the that tie election has
suited in the complete ard overwhelming prostraun Of
the Wing party in the State + New York. The Denl>
ocrats have swept the State like tornado. There
IL doubt ofthe perfect establishment of the demo-
cratic ascendancy IN evory branch of the government
within reach uI the popular will. The House of AS
tembly is Democratic by great majority, the Senate is
probably So and the aggre9ats popular majority i'm
menSe aud eTWhemlng.
Who are The nen, aud wha, are the measures that
thus uneqmvocally and IN tones of thunder cons
demucd by the voice of an intelligent indignant and pat
rinlic perpel And what are The causes which have
led this astounding RESULT
UpOn Mr. Clay and his partizans tho p le layers-up
on Governor Seward and Weed and the whole host of
anmasonic demagogues is the stamp public repro-
baton indelbly fixed. Their professions of patriotism
are derded-their principles and system of p' hey
pudiaed and all are overwhelmed in remediess ruin.
A National Bank is emphacaily elected and condemn
ed and the unhallowed attempt of Seward and Weed
10 mix up religion with politics, is rebuked and put
down forever The reckless and extravagan system of
internal Improvement prosecutedby tho Seward admins
siralon-he bare-aced corruption pracced in the dis
position and sale ofoces, and the general denoraiza.
ton that has crept ntD every part Of the State Govern
dent are all condemned by The people, whig defeat
was expected but the majority is immense far ourun-
ming the antcipatons olhe most sanguine democrat in
the land.
The that have led to this result are various and
manifold The general and growing distrust of the
State Administration, the nIatiehce felt by consider
abe pnr Of the Wings under the ntolerant domino.
iiOn of Seward and Weed would have secured the
verthrow of the party apart from any other consdera-
non. But the violent and headlong ofMr Clay
and his n1erOnts in Congress, their denunCatIon Of
President Tyler and all who disposed give his adj
mnistrnton fair trial. increased the of dssatis>
fartun, and contributed to swell the majority to an in.
calculable extent. The Clay manifesto broacing docs
trines monstrous and revolutionary, alarmed rehec-
ting among the wings and kept them from the polls.
The folly and violence ofthe Syracuse Convention a.
reused the Indignation of many who would otherwise
have voted the whig ticket. Added TO these, was the
general and righteous Indignation at The impudent and
unprncpled attempt Of Seward and Weed TO control
tho Catholic voters through their religious attachments.
This feeling opernted with potent fleet against them
The influence Ct Bishop Hughes may have diverted
some two thousand votes from the ocooco ticket IN
this city, but it injured tho wings immensely in other
parts OF the Sale. Never did corrupt and dirty in-
trigue meet with more prompt and exemplary punish-
ment. The people arc too honest, too intelligent, and
tod discerning for the unprncpI pied a2d depraved purpo
of the regency at Albany and their associates in this
city, and every future attempt 10 regain the ascenddncy
will be miserable failure"
In New York City, owing to there being7 or ,ick-
cts ont, the Democratic majority is reduced to 223:
the Catholic ticket took 1000 votes from the Democrats.
Richmond Counly-We learn that the Senatorial
Democratic majority is 96.
Kings County. The Democratic ticket for Assem-.
bly, has been elected by clear majority of 49,.
Queens County. Official Democratic majority 433.
Last year it was only 90.
Westchester Co. In ten towns the Democrats have
amaorty oof5 55S; gain since last fail of 1Ss.
Albany Co. The majority for the Democrats this
year in the Assembly ticket is 57O Last year the wings
had 30l.
Duchess County. The Democrats have carried this
county by larger majority than last year--abou 500
Saratoga Co. Democratic majority for Assembly this
year is 400. Last year 1876 for the wings.
Rensselaer, Co. 1t is reported that the democrats
have carried this county by 20O Last year the wings
had 205.
Schenectady Co. gave 72 majority for the Wigs last
yoar: 1t Is now reported 10 have gone for the demo
oras by 222. Schenectady city has given 232 mai for
Burnham [Dem ] Last year Pearce (whig) had 80
majority. .s.-...4.. g.
Ulster Co. has given the democrats 450. Last year
it gave The wings l54
Columbia CO, the democrats have a majority of 537.
last year it was 223. l.r.
Onondaga county Syracuse has given 1s0 for the
democrats The county has gone against The wings 900
Rockland county; 1t is reported that the democrats
have majority of 100. Last year they had l045
Putnam county. Report gives the democrats 700.
Last year 676
Greene county. About the same as last year, uccor-
ding 10 rumor, that is TAG for the democrats.
The N Y. Post gives the majorities ofthe additional
counties.
Dem. Wing.
Orange $50
Montgomery 500
Fulton $50
Madison 400
Oneida 14o0
Herkimer l400
Greene TAG
Senaca 35I
Cayuga 300
Chenango 300
Jefferson I0o
WAYNE inn
uswego 300
0isego Iooo