New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12
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The CITY OF New. Orleans votes but one cay
while all the reg, OF the State holds an Election
through three DAYS. OF course, though We nave
o,s d,v later advices from New-orleans, We have
no farther returns. The Wing papers IN New,
Orleans, however, are in high spirits, as they well
NAV be. at the Unexpectedly favorable result IN
that CITY. and predict good things OF the state
The Tropic of the 81 says it is sure OF Nh l H.
porpEAux's election to Congress from the ild p's
tr;ct BY 3 handsome majority, and is confident OF
the success OF Judge BoRpELoS in the l'th a'So
These are the only candidates run by the hsS3
1t says: III. =,
New ORLEANS i WIG ClrY.-The result oil
,be Election on Monday is one upon which we
can instlv demand the congratulations OF our
,-;or9s ,bronchou. the Union. View 1t as we
NAV II is a most signal and glorious triumph d
,-;nmoh achieved at 4 moment when our l''c'uS'
., homo and abroad had made up Their mines io'
dof,at Here !, was that John 'Tylers treason
,bIa ,rc,tv Of Annexation was to sweep every
go bsio-c It. Here, in the City OF New of-
Ioans tho Texas fever was 10 burn up every YES.
t;1c nj Whioisn, and leave the ground iresl ana
clear for that interesting plant called Inc fo'"-
stink The Loco-Focos abandoned every DINER
question they gave up al their principles ana
made the issue Polk, Dallas and Texas. 1t was
their warcry throughout the night: they rallied
under the Texas banner, and under 1t they nave
been woiuy beaten. In spite OF the hunareds OF
GOOD Wing voters who have been dlsiranchised,
we have routed Loco Focoism and Texas we
have demonstrated that New-Orleans Is wing
CITY. and we now pledge Eight Hundred M'Iori-
70 for Henry CLAW in November next,
Does any body doubt this' We ask INN TO
look at the loc,s Here. in July, when we have
not less than SEQ voters absent from the CITY, al
most without organizations. at time when lew
or orr friends deemed it possible for US to maze
even A decent fight, we have gone INTO battle
ND come ont crowned with the laures of VIC
tory We have revoiuiioniZed the CITY; ane nut
! To- tho outragcs committed by the Loco foco
,de,cs in closing the polls in some of eur strongest
yards. we should have elected our whole ticket
BIZ from 500 10 400, As It is, we have achieved
wonders. With the ballot boxes closed on us IN
his own quarters. we have elected SEVEN OF THE
TEN MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE, and SIR Of
| tAs eleren Delegates 10 the Contention We
have carried a Majority of both Tickets and
demonstrated our ability to carry the whole City
BY triumphant majority Polk, Dallas and
Texas are dcfunc,! The big gun has made
| flash in the pan, and hcrceiorth we shall hear no
more Of it. The work was performed on Men
day, and so far as the vote of Louisiana is con-
| ccrncd, it Is fixed iact'-it goes for Henry
Clay by thousands Judging from the results IN
this CITY, we have very little doubt that we have
secured majority Of The Legislature and t,co
Members Of Congress. The majority for Dir.
Thibodeaux Wing in this city, is from 22O to
80. and his election is certain by large vote. In
the Fourth District, our information leaves no
cause to doubt the election Of Judge Bordelon,
by handsome and decided majority.
Thus. the Wings of Louisiana send greetings
to their brother Wings elsewhere, and bid them
20 and do likewise.
The FRUITS OF OUR V1croRy.-The value of
our victory on Monday may be easily estimated
by reference to the history of the past few
months. In February, Mr.. Thomas Slidell was
elected over the Wing candidate for the State
Senate, by a majority of over -Four Hundred
votes Now we have elected majority oi both
our tickets by over One Hundred Votes, which is
clear gain of over Five Hundred Votes