New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-16


MAssAcHUsE17s.-Thereh has been 10 election
of Governor vet The House is to select FIST one,
then the other, from the four candidates highest
on the popular vote, morton, Davis, Sewai r.
Jackson ard from these two the Senate must
choose the Governor Now the Wigs can send
up the names of Davis and Sewau If they please,
thus shutting out Morton, when the Loco-Foco
Senate would elect Sewall, Abolition and make
drawn battle of it between the two great parties.
Tie majority of them viii probably attempt TO do
this but we think few Wings will refuse, voting
for Davis as The first candidate, then either Tor
Morton instead of Sewall or declining to v-se at
all, In which case Morton will be sent up and IN
stantly chosen. There is of course no legal or
moral obligation TO do this; but some Wings will
probably think it wisest to do SO, and are IL
ciined to their opaon.
The Loco-Foco of the House were ready TO 90
into an election on Saturday, but the Wings were
not, and postponed it. 1t is likely TO take place
to-day. The one majority in Joint Ballot where
cies in the Senate with their own men, over the
heads OF the Wing candidates generally preferred
BIZ the People, was made by the vote OF Mr. Col
Inns. Representative of Eastman, town which
gave 50 votes for Davis to Is for Morton Mr.
Collins was elected by Wings Wing, receiving
but one Loco.Foco vote His treachery gives the
government of the State, probably throughout, TO
their adversaries. OF course, it must be paid for
The popular vote fer Governor, as correct
stands as follows:
whole No. lls Isl Needed to choose 50, lls :,
John Davs..........-.55c39 All oihers......... 100
Morton over Davis 524; lacks being chosen. ,lo5
II VIII not some Boston paper publish the official vote
by to,rn for now parallel columns with tbaiof
President IN 1910!
NEw.HANPsH1RE.-The Isaac Hill branch OF
the Loco-Foco party held Convention at Con-
cord on the l2th-about 800 .troDg-end nomina-
ted John H. White of Lancaster for Governor.
He will probably decline just before Election, and
let them down in the mud. Isaac, however, ap-
pears TO have entered with great spirit upon the
work of opposing the bitter and irrational ultra
Radicali.m of the new managers of his old party
He gives public notice that he will address the
People wherever they wish to hear him in vinGica-
ton of his democracy, and in exposure OF the
frauds and heresies of the Hubbard wre-workers.
He has just started % cent paper TO run till
Election, (March } We don't imagine he will
be able to accomplish much.
Charles f. Cove of Nashville and Noah Teb.
belts of Rochester, (ultras,) have been appointed
by Gov. Hubbard, Circuit Judges under nav or
ganization of the Judiciary. Lyman B. Walker ef
Meredith, Attorney General, vice c. F. Cove.
LouIs1ANA.-The Legislature of this State as
sembled at New Orleans on the Cd inst. In the
Senate Hon. Felix Garcia was re-chosen President,
and all the old officers, without opposition In the
Senate, Hon. Charles Derbgny, (Whig, formerly
U. S Seaator,) was chosen Speaker, having %
votes to 81 for Duboresquic, Loco. NJ. Lam
dry was chosen Clerk on the second ballot, having
90 votes to % for Mr.. Claiborne, blank. The
minor officers are all creoes.
The Legislature was to NEE; next day te choose
a Governor frem the two highest candidates re-
turned by the People. OF course, this has become
mere form, and Mr.. Mouton, (Loco,) will be
chosen, though the Legislature is Wing. The
seats of q part if not all the Wing Delegates from
the City are to be contested, which will make an
exciting winters work.
MIR. CLAY, at the request Of many citizens of
both parties, had consented to attend an Agricul-
tural Fair at Baton Rouge on the 9th inst.
/" EUROPEAN TIMEs."-Under this title Messrs.
Wilmer & Smith, Liverpool, issued on the 4th
instant the FIST number of new Weekly Journal,
devoted expressly to the presentation, in
densed and lucid form, of all the News from the
Old World which is calculated to be of most inter-
est to the People of the New, whether Immigrants
or natives. It's contents will be made up TO the
!a,es, hour preceding the departure of the several
Steamships and intermediate Packets, and we
have full faith that the paper will be found emiu-
emily worthy the attention Of those who desire
full, early and authentic advices from Europe
Especially TO Editors and Readins-Clubs We can
most heartily recommend it. Mr.. Wilmer has
been SEINE twenty years at the head of News
and Periodical Agency establishment in Liverpool,
to very general acceptance, and will doubtless
EXCLUSIVE NEws.-The Washington cores
Pondent OF the Herald on Saturday writes: q Our
old friend Col. Hepburn has been shot in the Office
of Mr.. McDougald, the successful Wing Congress
sioaa, candidatem Georgia This is published
exclusively in the Herald. Ne other paper has
got the news
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