New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-17

NAssAcHUsETrs.-Things are not 80 pas as !" Q
| anticipated in Massachusetts, though qui'e 0au
enouph There il nc choice OF Governor-morton
LEADING Davis abou. 1000 votes in the State, but
,..L;ns a., least 5000 OF choice-there being
some s. 600 scattering votes, mainly cast Tor tho
| abo1;,ion tickets. The splits being strongest in
,be Wing districts, the Loco-Focoa have done best
eor Senators, claiming Ia TO 7 of those elected,
thus forming bare quorum of a Senate and leav-
ing IS vacancies. This may be varied by the
complete returns but it now seems that the great
Wing County Of Worcester has failed by 200 to
make choice of Senators, while every County
that Is in any sense Loco has chosen its full
ticket. The vacancies are to be filled By Conven-
tion of the two Houses and so far the House stands
Wings returned. ....97 Loco-Focos
No choice ....--43 Voted not 10 send 81
There are some 20 to so unhesr from which
will not materially affect the aggregate. |. rests
with the Towns which have voted to make e
second trial for Representatives TO determine
whether Massachusetts shall be Wing or Loco
Foco for the coming year. They are nearly all
wbig, and can secure Wing House, Wing
Senate, and HoNE.r JOHN DAVIS for Governor
If they will; but if they choose the rule of the
Clam-bake demagogue for one year, We must bow
in submission.
The Members of Congress reported as elected are
JoHs QUINCY ADAMS, ROBERT c. WINTHROP,
BARKER BUaNELL OsMYN BAKER, q Whigs)
WM. PARMEsTER, HENRY WILLIAMs(2 Lo.)
In the four remaining Districts there is ascer-
tanned or supposed to be no choice. The popular
vote is nearly follows
Wing Loco Feeo. Scat
Dist Suffolk Co.-(Beston and Chelsea
II Essex Southeastern, &c.-(Saltonstal's.)
L. sa!,ons,a 657 Robert Ranoul Jrh ls3 l!4s
III. North parte Essex and Mddlesex( c hing >
John p Robinson .4ol4 Jas. w. Mansar....4,9S 1921
Nv. Balance of Mddesex-( Parmenters)
Samuel Hoor.......56l6 VIM. Parmenter ..,647S sO5
Y. Bulk of Worcester-( Hudson's.)
Charles Hudson. .65ol Pliny Merrick......o3a 6sl
VI Hampshire, &c. Bakers.)
osmyn Baker. 6,la W. Chaplin ........5e6l 5s7
Two remaining Wing towps-reported as
electing Baker.
VII Berkshire, &c.--(Briggs'
IA Wing split is supposed to forbid choice.
Will Plymouth and part of Norfolk Adamss J
John uincy Adams5,272 Ezra Wilkinson. 1903 &c
TX Bristol, &c.-(Border's.
seth fien!y eoi
X. Barnstable, Nantucket, &c. Burnell's.}
Barker Burnell. ,729 John H. Show......1,742 AZ
Few returns. Mr.. Burnels reelection con-
ceded
In the Old Ninth District Hon. WILLIAM JACK
SON, antiSlavery Wing, is elected to the present
Congress, in place of Hon. VIM. S. Hastings, de-
ceased
Never was there contest which moie striking
ly developed the innate dishonesty of Loco-Foco-
ism. The Boston Post, for instance, called on all
Tariff men to vote for Parmenter as true and
faithful friend of the Tariff, and against }. q
Adams as an enemy of the Tariff because ne did
not see fit to wheel about and give up the Land
Distribution All over the State the Wings were
assaed as not thorough in their advocacy of
Protective Tariff, backed by the assertions of the
base apostate, Gushing. Yet, now that the inlme-
diate end has heen attained, the gain of the Loco
Focos will be cited as Free Trade triumph, and
the votes of the Working Men Of Lynn, Lowell,
&c. cited to show that they do not desire Pretec-
tion
The following is the aggregate vote for Govern
or so far as heard contrasted with the full vote In
1889, when Morton was elected by one majority:
-lsA2- -1S39--c77
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