The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
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/, 1000 GUNS 4
FOR TIE
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Polk and Dallas Elected,
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defeated.
g From tie New York Herald, (whis.)
THE QUESTION SETTL EDI

JAMES K. POLK GETS NEW YORK,
PRESIDENT ELECT OF THE U. STATES
BY the steamer which arrived last evening, about
o'clock from Albany, we received important election
returns from the western countless as fa as Buffalo, by
which il is ascertained, beyond doubt that N. York
has cast her thirty six votes for Polk and Dallas; by
majority varying hom 20O0 10 1000, and that there is
how no doubt but James K Polk is President elect Of
the United States.
Annexed willbe found returns mot Official but sui-
centy accurate for all practical purposes from forty
six counties, which give Mr.. Polka majority Of 1865
the remaining thirteen counties having only given 693
for Harrison in 1S40 The most start ing detection to
Clay has taken place in the abolition counties of the
west These have probably voted largely for Birney,
although We have none of their returns as yetbu that
alone can account for the elimination of Cay's vote
from Harrison's. Mr.. Clay will come TO Cayuga
Bridge with only about 1000 majority, very serious
dminuon from the vast popularity Of Harrison in 1910
The excitement last evening throughout the city was d
most tremendous character.
Thus the important question of The next Presidency
is settled at last and just We have all along predicted
in the teeth Of the politicians around us. New York city
has determined the vote Of the Stateand the State SET
tied that of the Union.
In regard to public affairs and public measures we
do not expect any great changes. The tariff may be
somewhat modified at the next sessynbu never can
be essentially altered in principle No bank; no distri
button take place for the present New negotiations
may be opened for the annexation Of Texas but as the
Senate will be whg for two years at least nothing can
be done eecualy on that point for some time TO come
There are two measures, which we expect from the
administration, the first is, the reduction of the Post
Office rates, and the second The establishment in con-
junction with The New York shipping interest," ofa splen
did line of ocean steamers to traverse the Atlantic as Ii
walls to those of England and France. The present q
S. navy ought TO be merged into some such new stea m
naval establishment
Thus at last have the democracy had mighty tr-
umph but their victory arises much from the folly
of their opponents, as from their own exertions The
leading wings in Congress out of spite to the SOUTH ag
iaed an abstract question for years past question
which has resulted in the organization of the abolition
party in The free Slaes-and this party assisted by Mr.
Clays own friends have destroyed all his chances of
success. The American Republicans, recently organ
zec here and elsewhere, came to his rescue at the
eleventh hour, but it was loo late to save him.
The first effect of such events will be to dsband at
and forever the whiSs party and on their ruins
will spring up the American Republicans as their heirs
and ineal descendants
The True Sun (NeutraD says There is no doub
that the majority tor Sias Wright exceeds very consid'
erably the majority for the Democratic Electoral ticket
The Native Ticket was very generally voted by the
Wings in all the Wards, and in the Sd and 4lh Con-
gressional districts, where the Whig nominees, Mr..
Phoenix and Mr.. Williams Withdrew from the contest
the Native candidates for Congress and Legislature re-
ceived nearly the entire Wing VOTE