Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-21

being suinclent TO support them in the city. But
enough Of Trinity.
democratic Reactions in Ne,c York
The spring elections, in New York, thus far.
indicate tremendous change, every where. in
favor OF the Wings. Montgomery county.
one OF the most thorough Loco Foco coun,es
IN the State, has elected majority of Wbip
Supervisors, the Wings CARRYING Canaioharie'
Minden, Palatine, Mohawk Glen, Amsterdam
and Charleston-seven; the locos only three
st. townsville, Florida and Root. Last wear il
stood five to FIVE.
In Sullivan county, another loco stronghold.
the Wings have thus far carried Thompson by
1874 majority-Mamakating by 90, and Bethel
by 46-So6 majority in all.
Broome County.-The town elections have
come ont nobly. The Wings elect their Su
pervisors in Chcnango, Conklin, Windsor.
Coesville, Barker, Triangle, Lise, Nan,icokc
s.
The locos in Union, Vestel, (part of Wing
ticket elected) and SANFORD, probably-s.
Such, says slip from the Republican, is the
grand result in Broome. Our majority ia the
county will be over three hundred.
Leicis County, The Wings have elected
their Supervisors in Martinsburg, Turin, Low.
vile, and Watson. The Locos in Leyden and
West Turin.
Croghan, Denmark, Diana, Greig, Harris
burg, and Pinckney to hear from; Diana and
Denmark are probably Wing
Ulster.-The Wings have about carried off
every thing. Eleven of the fourteen towns
have elected Wing Supervisors.
Ostcego.-Eight Wings and twelve Locos
are elected TO the board Of Supervisors. The
towns of Redfed and Greensboro to hear from.
Both probably Loco.-.atlas.
The Hon. I'm. L. Dayton has been re-
elected United States Senator by the Legsla-
ture Of New Jersey, having received every
Wing vote in the elective body. While we
cannot overlook the personal sacrifices which
the discharge of the duties of limited States
Senator involves, for one in the prime of life,
yet we cannot be unmindfu OF the fulness of
the honor which an election 10 such position
denotes. New Jersey is honored in such
representative, and shows herself respect in
continuing that honor.-.ANas.
RAILROAD FEvER.-The mania for new
Railways is beginning TO be almost as great
in this Slate as il is in England. From TWEEN
ty TO thirty petitions for new routes, at the
cost OF millions, are now pending before our
Legislature. Some of them are OF great i'm
portance, in consequence of the grave questions
involved; others are Of minor consideration.
1t seems that the granting Of leave TO build,
even branch road, is becoming a very serious,
matter; nasmuch as almost as soon as an act
is passed in favor OF branch road, appca-
tons are made 10 intersect or continue such
branch into long route, which in the end
may prove formidable, il not destructive,
competitor of the very road from which tho
branch might originally ead.-.4fias.
Neso York Slate Officers. Legsla-
ture Of the Stale of New York, on Monday
last, elected the following State officers, all
Loco Focos, of course. Nath'l s. Benton, Of
HeTkimer county, Secretary of State, in place
OF Samuel Young, thrown overheard by Cav
Gus; Azariah c. Flagg, Comptroller, re-eleei-
ed; Benz. Enos, of Madison, Treasurer, in
place of Thomas harrington John Van Bu-
Ten, Attorney General, in place Of George 2.
Parker, who declined a reelection, and Hugh
Halsey,- Surveyor General, in the place Of
Nath'l Jones, elected canal Commissioner.
On the same day the vacancies in the Board
oil Regents OF the University, caused by The
resignation Of Joseph Russell, of Troy, and The
decease of Vim Cambell,. of Cherry Valley,
were filed by the election OF Martin Van Bn-
rem and VIM. C, Bouck.
Lake CAampiain. find the following
among the commercial items Of the NY.
Tribune
A line Of British steamers will be pu, upon
Lake Champaign. The Americans have now
a monopoly oil the freight on that lake. A
large trade is carried on with the States, by
this route to New York; and the duties receiy-
100000. -
: .Marrsed for Joke.--A bill has passed the
Senate Of Missouri declaring the marriage Of
Congrove Warner and Elizabeth Crockett null
and void. The parties were at wedding, and
upon banter given, probably by the gentle-
man. they mounted their horses and rode 10 a
Justices where the ceremony was performed.
upon their return, and ever afterward, the la
ny insisted that It Was all joke, and refused TO
consider il otherwise. The gentleman desired