New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-07
aEw-YoRk Towx ELECTIONS.
GREENE CO.
Leo %.

GREENE CO.
! Wing sg,s,rIz1~s Leo do.
I c1tsk3r Ir. ruhcj. f.-eerTtue Er1str.s Sczntcn.
Cox.acke Geo Y Keith lexington " L
D1rhzu L-ian s:zaaard y Baltimore Jsssesifsen-'
! rrattsTtIle- Henry LGraway,
/ Winths-a .DE1ie. &. Tut;e-I.
gy~ Hrnts we carry OF course by Loco-toco
split, as il is hard town Mr- Edwards beats The
highest Loco Il. the other IL Two Wing Justices,
three assessors, &c. go in with nun. +rdffriAe
Is al unexpected gain-27 majority. "fndao7l
gives 70 Wing. Dteha,, 30 CatskiR 50, -dihsns a.
Co1sGel;e lOQ-Iast year fre. Caro- IS Loco by g
Wing Justice, &c THIS is capital, for County
which gave Polk over 800 Anti-Rent' tickets
wer= rua in Hunter and Lexington, but defeated
LITTLE YATES. TOO!
The Supervisors Of Yates County stand
Wing HA.q. Loco.
Darlington gain Jerusalem. Paia. Italy
Benton Midtlesex, Alc 9d.a.
s;a.key-5. Pot:er-3.
t5- Last year ! 10 4. Milo lost now By MAJ
jorty--usualIy 50 10 300 Loco. The YATES County
Whig Extra of the Sd SAYS:
Thl', with the many other counties. has entered her
protest agaiast the TEXAS INIoUITY our average
o-: in the county is about 200 Fifty votes, prop
ery distributed, would have given every supervisor N
county. Milo lost By only votes; aud sill the re-
suit in this ;owr Is Wai- triumph, As il generally has
been cains; Us from 80 70 200 Even l;ay which ns'ia
gives great LocoFoc majority the Recsd.y rs2ares,
gives bn about 10 this Spring Put Yates on the whg
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ORLEANS co.
Wing !Syptrrisors. MAJ. Loco do. NG,,
Barre. L. Burrows, li9 Kendall. L. Hard 9dn ~
Carlton, E.A Reed, gain IS Murray, \ Reed, :.
Clarendon, g. Pettngill . Shelby, L. 4. Grant, ~
Gaines, s Bidlcman. 81 Total-....------- l2s
Rdcyyay D. Kins-lan, "a Clear Wing majority s39
Yates. J. L. Lewis, gIlH f-j5-
The correspondent of the albany Ercning Jour
mol writes from Albion;
The Wings of Orleans never in better spirits thar
al this time The defeat CT Wing principles last Fall, fIr
from dishearening friends here has only tended 70 in
viro-ate them and them TO renewed zeal in the
fungus that seeks oasten i.scif upon the wg party.
know no parry but Wig, and recognize no principles
but Wing principles lours truly
DCTCuESS co.
The Supervisors elect stand as follows:
Wig Wing. Loco-Ioco. Loeo-Foco.
Amania Poughkeeps:e, Red Hook, Pleasan; VALLEY,
Clinton. U.iou valc, Pine Plains, Rawlings,
Ranebsck Washinston-sStanlord Doyer-s
The two remaining towns are Hyde PARK and
FishkiN, in which the Locos claim to have elected
Supervisors BY one majority each, but the Wings
dispute them IN Hyde Park, Native ticket was
run, getting but few votes, yet dong much mis-
chief The Wings elected most OF their tickets in
each of these towns, as also in Rawlings, where
they lost the Supervisors by small majority
Stanford was lost through division. The Poush-
kccpsie Eagle says the Canvassers Of Fishkill had
no; decided as TO the Supervisor OF that town up TO
"Wednesday night. In Hyde Park, the Wings will
contest If the Loco Supervisor is declared elected.
We believe, therefore, that OH pUrcuEss Is
WING
CAYUGA REDEEMED.
We learn from the albany -4tias Qoco) that
the Wings have carried Cayuga Co. The Super
visors stand
Wing. Wing Loco. Loco.
Auburn. Owasco, gdia, Aurelius. Moravia,
Bru;us gan, ScpiO. Conquest, Niles, (do"e.fL2
Cato gdia, sprngfor;, Fleming, Sempronus, z
Genoa slmns. Sterling Mac, 5a; Tcin11,o SenhsIt.
Locke, gam, Venice-I2
a. The County may stand better than this, but
can hardly be other than GAINED TO rng Wines
The Atlas correspondent accuses the Old Hunkers
Of throwing il away by factious conduct.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Saratosa Springs, Saratoga and Greenfield Wing
Supervisors-the last two gain
WASHINGTON co.
IyLiJ WAig Wig. Loco.
Argyle, Granville, gain, Kingsbury, CPrOoably9
Cambridge, Fort Ann, gan, Putnam Hampton.
Easton, Hartford, Salem. Dresten-2
Greenwich, Hebron. gan, White Creek,
Fort Edwd 9. Jackson, White iiali-l5
~ Last year III 10 6--now Ii Wing and , TO
hear from. We'll done, Old Washington, There
is general falling of in the Birney Vote.
ORANGE CO.
We were mlsuformed respecting Hamp,onburgh.
A part OF The Wing ticket is elected, but not the
Supervisor Minisink and Montgomery lost /;
so the Wings have butsix Supervisors. The Board
will stand
Wig. Loco Loco.
Blooming Grove, Chester, Hsmp;onbursh,
Cornwall, Crawforo' Mlhislnk,
Monroe Deerpark, Montgomery,
Mount Hope Goshen, New Windsor,
Newburgh, Wahll-9.
warwick-6
Palmyra, Wayne Co. Loco as usual; Leicester,
Liv Co. do.
~ Os,ceso (Charter Eleciion) has elected James
Patt, iWhs,) President by nine majority. Wing
| Collector, one Trustee, one Fire Warden the next
Loco.
RHODE IsLAxD.-LittIe Compton sives25 majority
for Fenner. Jackson's majority for Governor Is
said 10 be 10, but may be reduced by few scat
| tcrlDg votes.
New-Shoreham and Little Compton elect Loco
and Order Senators, but y. 5. aDorr Assembyman
aud l. c. none, the vote being he. New-Shore'
ham gives solid vote Q4l) for Potter for Congress,
reducing Arnolds majoriry to!l96 over Potter, and
l26 over all, which the scattering may carry still
lower He is elected, however, as Jackson is.
The new Legislature stands
S,a,s Eouse Total
Law and order ~ 81
| Do-rite ~ -
Majority Is %
There are three vacancies, two in South Kings
town asd one IN Little Compton, to be filed by
special election.
Gov Jackson has no power TO lberate Dorr, bul
| III ~. II do