The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04
For GOVERNOR.

| The wings have elected l6 State Senators of the
81 that form the Senate.
The towns not heard from gave the following
vote in 1S43:-For Baldwin, 1262-for Cleveland,
H96-scatterng, So The majority against Bald
win in the State will be about 400, but he will be
elected by the legislature, well as all the other
State officers Adding the vote of the seven towns
to be heard from, it will be that nearly $1,000
votes have been polled, being 1000 more than was
received at the Presidential contest, when Harrison
received 1905 majority. The vote then for COVER
nor was 3O555 for the wing candidate, and 1888
for the democratic. 1t will thus be seen that the
wings had nearly 5000 more votes in the State, at
that election than at the present contest, while the
democrats have polled over 1000 more than they
did in 1910, and the abolitionists have fallen of
about 1OOivotes since last year.
The whole vote of the State last year 81 ,92S
OF these, Roger S. Baldwin (whig) had 1851;
Chauncey F. Cleveland (democraD q ,4l6; Gillette
(abolition) 1921. Mr.. Cleveland wanted 81 votes
of election by the people Majority against the
wings, 3,746.
RECENT EXPRESSES From CONNECTICUT.
Fourier organ, the "Trbune," with all its vegeta-
ton, and the shining organ, the "Day Express"
with all its Wall street tricks, are in great trouble
on account of the manner in which we surpassed
their combined efforts in obtaining the result of the
| election in Connecticut on Tuesday afternoon.
Poor Greeley, with excruciating face that
| never knew a smile, says that the expresses has
caused ''the laugh Of the town" True very true,
| the town are in a perfect haw-haw at the manner
in which they bunged the whole affair, and the SUI
peror style in which we eclipsed the amalgamated
force of Fourierism and Boobyism The last
named organ has rendered itself equally the laugh
ing stock of the town, because of typographical
error in our extra that transposed New Lendon
into Washington county, but which was preceded
by full return from the State, including eight
towns from Windham county, of which they had
not single vote.
Thus it was that we anticipated their puny ef-
forts, and no wonder the whole town is in laugh
They must feel sore, indeed, when after mourning
| an expense of three or four hundred dollars, not
line of information was given of any interest to
the community. They express the night
of the election, but all that received in this
city the next morning amounted to nothing, abso-
lutey nothing. 1t was half made up, nesided
return of parts of the of two counties, of
about much use to the reading community as a
blank sheet of paper. We pursued the same course
IN this matter that we do in all other business af-
fairs. Our arrangements were complete and per-
ected at every point with instructions not to move
a foot until the result throughout the State was
fully northumberland being done, the word "go'
was given, and we thus gave the decision of the
people, which was all that the community desired,
| nearly an hour in advance of the Fourier and
BOBBY organs.
We accomplished the same victory in this
matter that we did against their combination to
receive the news Of the conviction of O'Connell,
and the reading community have long since thus
learned the source from whence to obtain the
earliest, surest and most impartial account of every
great movement, either political, neral, or reli
gious, of this or any other country. Virc la Re-
p,sblque