Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-19
The Empire State Redeemed!

Syracuse, N. Y. Nov 9th, 1876.
Mn EplroR s--Aner n sufficient pause to collect my |
thoughts, which very much disturbed for while,
improve lew moments in giving you some history
OF the great aud Important Battle which fought in this
State on Tuesday Of this week.
The % Of November dawned upon Western and Central
New York most glorousy for the Wing party II seemed
on account ofihe general stiffness about the polls there
was but tribe Of opposition, and that al parties irt dis
posed do the honorable all through the Election new
e witnessed quiet campaign before IN my whole life -
The people very quietly up their opnons about their
fire sides that Mr Young far preferable 10 "old Cato
to rule over the affairs of State, and consequently sailed
forth TO the polls and deposited their votes right without the
W which Of course their happy privilege. Wcdnes-
day morn At an early hour the wing thunder rolled along
heartily to render certain that our army had achieved
victory which entirely ecpsed the last great battle at
Monterey and Of unbounded glory the whole Union
The result shows complete revolution has been made,
and the general Wing ticket elected by handsome msjor
ties Indeed predicted, could have reasonably
expected revolution sudden and overwhelming BE-
fore the election the Democrats generally felt inspired that
as matter Of eouse Wright would gam the day by 5000
10 900 msorily The wings had strong hopes Of sue
view Of the results sister States, which 1t would
seem gave great strength and courage 10 all true hearted
Wings through the State.
The 80 Of November has passed, and the triumph
tells loudly to the Union that the old and potent political
faction which had ITS birth many years since, has been ae
fully riddled, aud is therefore The Van Buren,
faction enjoyed the oaves and fishes in its day, and
has the Cato" faction enjoyed the rich harvess Of its ru
ling power but thanks 10 the God Of Armies they
ali numbered amongst the things that were and the greof
hiek Chief will soon have the Haspeakabs privilege q
enjoying the fruits Of private lie among the wds Of 81
Lawrence and for the fire., tine in many years
We have returns from SO counties which gave Wright "A
"a OO33 majority And this year Mr. Young has in thu
same majority Of 1850, making difference Of 1898
The result indicates thus far that Young elected by TO-
600 10 900 najortyand sorry say that the eleo
ton Of Mt Fish efremsy doubtful Probably Mr. Gar
dner is chosen by a small We have chosen q Mefas
bers Of Congress tout of 3il, certain.
The Wings hive gained Members in the Senate, whixh
esves a maority Of 10 in that body to the Lococcos.
The returns thus far show that wings have eeeisd
SO ymen, and the Democrats So aud the ProbsbS
ity is that the Wings will have majority this branch
The Constitution is undoubtedly adopted by strong
vote while the great question: Equal Suffrage to eoioSsd
persons has received but little appreciation
The election the WHOLE Is a glorious triumph it'
the Wings and hope they w, wisely and HUSBAND
the power they have suddenly gained This sudden as
tendency (e lie Whgs) brings along with great power
peculiar responsibilities aud they ough, 70 keep i,
mind that the To take the place Of tia
accused. draw this subject close ior this tins
as the mail will close
The weather for two days past has seemed summer-lz
INDEED and the syraeusans all ssiir. We dai
looking for North Easter The Grain and Flour Mts
he, remains about the when Wrote before. Moe
Anon Yours in haste.
A NEW ENGLANDER.
rThe above communication should have reached Us 1
season for last weeks paper. |, week eomir,
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