The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-11
ELECTIONS.
From the AIbany ATBusi NOV. D.
The democrats hare carried The Stale.
MICHIGAN ELECTION.


The democrats hare carried tie Stale.
The returns are imperfect, and obtained chief
ly through the Cleveland Herald (whig) of Thurs
day, from Mr.. Winslow, clerk of the steamboat
Saratoga, from Detroit.
From the:Cleveland Herald wing.
The few returns we have indicate that the State
has gone democratic as usual. Detroit gave Nc
Celland, democrat, DOT majority for Congress, and
his majority in Wayne county will be some 400
Calhoun county has given Gordon, whig, small
majority for Congress, and elected two wings e.,,d
one democrat to the House; but Kalap,,azo has
gone democratic some SO votes. Jsr,,Kson also dem
ocratc.
We learn, by gcntlernan from Detroit, tina. the
pronaoty IS, tnat the democrats have elected their
cahaiuaH,- for Congress-the entire delegation.
LATER MIR. Wnslow clerk of the Saratoga,
has kindly furnished us with the following Mich
gan election news from George G. Bates, esq, De-
troit
Wayne county-Whig clerk elected, probably 2
members of the legislature.
Oakland-Whig full ticket; gain.
Wing, as last year.
Calhoun wing, democrat, gain.
Macomb-probably wing gain.
Wisner, wing, for Congress, probably elected.
Wing gain.
McCleland reelected.
Gordon against Bradley in Sd district probably
elected, making wing gain Of two members of
Congress-. ....4 ..0
On the whole large WING gain over the last three
years.
The OTHER srpE-Mr. Wi-slow brings the fol-
lowing from the Detroit democratic headquarters:
CoNsREss.-lst district-McCleand (democraD
elected by about 600.
Cd district Bradley, (dem.) probably elected,
very close.
Sd dis'rct:-aB!inghsm, ldem,) elected by about
$50, a large falling off.
Legislature safe democratic, but by decreased
vote
IowA.--We have received only few returns
from the election in this new State. In Johnson
county the democratic majority is about 50 in lowe
county 81; in Cedar and Linn counties large major
tiles. The wings have carried Muscatine by ma.
jority Of IL; Des Moines by majority of 1874 In
Lee county the democrats have 300 majority; but
three democrats and four wings are elected to the
Legislature. Wing majority in Louisa. county 81
in Henry county PA; in Washington 60. Demo
cratic majority in Jefferson about co.
The Hawk Eye (whig) claims wing majority
on joint ballot in the legislature, and thinks the
wing candidate for governor has been elected. II
sets down the result for congressman doubtful.
Nothing can be known with certainty until further
returns have been received The proneness Of the
wings to "shou before they are out Of the woods y
causes us to look with dstrust on their early cleo
ton news The local dissensions in Iowa. how
ever, may have lost us that State. =.
81. Louis Union, Nor 2.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Albany Argus of the 9th sums up the result
in this State as follows ID
For governor il will be seen that MIR. Young's
majority is about 10000.
In the Senate the democrats elect in the LIST, I'd,
and 4th districts and the wings in the other five dis
tricts That body will consist of 81 democrats 10
wings, and native. .l
The House consists SO democrats and 10 wings.
Possibly the official canvass may add another wing
10 the Onondaga delegation.
IN Joint ballot, the legislature is now supposed
to stand, the wings and natives show majority Of
tive.
The democrats elect IL to Congress, and the
wings 49, including Lawrence, wing, in the 26th dis
trict, which is yet in doubt.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
The telegraph reports from the Boston Atlas Of