Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-18

Majority over all, l,2lI
Last year Mr.. Baldwin lacked 744 votes of an
election-Whig gain, 1861.
Districts. Members Of Congress
]. James Dixon, plurality, 679
2. Samuel ID. Hubbard, 400
& John A. Rockwell, 300
4. Truman Smith, 100
These are all Wings, and take the place of four
locolocos elected two years ago.
Both Houses Of the Legislature are strongly
Wing
Says Il @ Albany Evening Journal
"The State election in Connecticut has resulted
in one of the most brilliant and complete victories
that the Whigs have ever obtained. After an ant
mated and well contested struggle the Wings have
literally s,rept The State. The Governor, State Off
GERS, Senate, House Of Representatives and the en-
tire delegation IN Congress, are all theirs. They
have not left even crimb for their Locofoco an
tagonsts.
Last year the Wings had handsome plurality
on the Governor ticket, but the scattering votes
defeated choice This year the Wing candidate
is elected over all opposition by decisive majority.
At the last Congressional election the locofocos
carried all four Districts, Now the Wings have all
four--thus making change Of eight votes in the
next Congress This result is significant rebuke,
by the people of Connecticut, Of the action Of their
late lIocofcco Representatives. Two Of their del
egaton in the last Congress voted with the North
ern "douglfaces," for "reXas and Slavery" Their
constituents have now set their seal Of dsapproba
ton upon that vote in the most emphatic manner.
Connecticut repudiates the Texas iniquity. Con-
ncctcuL clings to the " Union as it is" Connccti-
cut protests against the annexation of Texas for
Slavcrys sake. Connecticut now, as ever, stands
up for Liberty, the Constitution, Human Rights
and True Democracy.
We record this verdict of the FREEMEN Of Con
wi hp cir n
as an suspicious omen for the future "TeXas is
not yet annexed" The foul plot for the extension
OF Slavery is not yet consummacd. Let the rest OF
the Free States but initiate the example of Old
Connecticut, and the American Republic will yet
be saved from the stigma Of having enlarged the
limits and perpetuated the duration of Human
Slavery, under the miserably false and hypocrltica
prctence of "cXtendlng the area of Freedom"
.Ne,o YORK. City. There has been mixed up
quadranguar contest, Wigs, Locos, Natives, and
Abolitionists having candidates for Mayor. The
Natives embrace both Wings and Iocos, and sue
ceedcd last year in electinr their candidate by a
plurality of 1000. This year a determined effort
was made by portion Of the Wings to overurn
the Native organization, of course expecting that
the Locos would succeed by plurality. They
have succccded-thus:
Mayors Votc. aldermen.
LocOtoco 2I306 23,49S
Native 17,5iS 1865
Wing 6,967 9,57l
Locofoco plurality on Mayor G75S majority of Ma
tyes and Wings over I.ocofocos. 200. The locos
have both the Mayor and Aldermen last year the
Natives had both.
.Nbany The natives run ticket, which receiv-
ed 100 votes barely--but this was enough to give a
snail plurality to the ocofoco candidate for May
or The Wings have carried the Aldermen. Last
gear both Wing.
From the country the news is most cheering to
the Wing cause in every section.
NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS-ASTO
lSllING WING GAINS-THE TEXAS IN
EQUITY EVERY WHERE REPU DATED.
The April elections are every where after the
pattern of those which took place in March. In
almost every county the Wings have rallied in I'M
broken column, and routed the dough Guced Judas
es who would sell the rights and liberties of the
North for u mess of Texas pottagc. The reaction
is Tremendous ond must lead to TO the most impor-
tant results Notwithstanding the magnitude of
disaster last fall, the spirit Of the Wings is un.
subdued, and the peop,c Of all parties begin to per-
ceive that III the election Of Polk nothing has been
gained, but every thing is put at hazard, by the
country. The Annexation question too is seen in
more infamous and dangerous does it appear. Tex
may still be brought into the Union, for the pur
pose of Strengthening the interests OF Slavery, and
bosteriug up the political traders otthe Morrill, but
if 1t does not produce contrary effect, We mistake
the precursors of the rising Storm. "REsciND on
EMANCiPATE,' Is the ra.lylng cry and III that sign
We must conquer
We append the returns as fully as our limits will
permit
O}earnS County. The Wings have swept the
county, electng & Of the Supervisors. Last yeai
10 4. The Wing majority on The aggregate vote
is several hundred.
Yates County Yates enters her protest against
the scheme of Annexation. The Wings have re-
deemed the county, electng of the Supervisors
The Locos saved one by votes and another by 10
last year the board of Supervisors stood Loco tC
3 Wing We'll done, too for little YATES
Seneca County. The Wings of Seneca county
are retrieving themselves from the dark abyss into
which they we're plunged last year. They have
captured three towns belonging TO the enemy, ant
| tied them in the iourth-whch they will unite fo
themselves on the second trial Last year the boarC
was 6 Locos, Wing. This year it will be 5 to
Cdyuga County. The CayugGs coming =
| For the first time our gallant friends in Cayuga
like their brothers of Onondaga, rejoice in the pos
session Of Wing board OF Supervisors. Las
! year the Texas party had twelve Supervisors ant
the Wings had ten. This spring the tables ar
turned, and the board now stands twelve Wing l.
ten Locos.
Saratoga County, The Wings carry the coun
ty though by what majority in the board VIC d
not see stated. The battle grounds of the Revo
luton cannot be desecrated by any participation
the Texas conspiracy.
Washington County, Brightly blaze the Viii
watchiires in the pure atmosphere of Old Wasl
ington. The Wings have elected all the Superv
sors but one, gaining five from the enemy sine
last spring, Washington Is too near the Gree
, Mountains to be contaminated by the foul vapo
, of Locoocosm Her high spirited ireemen wo
f ship at the true affairs Of Liberty, and can nevC
| be made to bow to the dark idols of Slavery
A Rensselaer, County. The Wings of Rensseat
maintain the ground they occupied last FALL
1tcelre of the fourteen Supervisors attest their
deity to Wing principles, and their appreciation
the rights and Interests of the North. Worth
neighbors and compatrots are the Wings of Rem