New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
HOUSE OF REPREsESTArIvEs.-The following
table confirms all returns OF Members of the
" IL.


The vacancies remaining to be filed will determine
the political character o the House tho Senate, the
Governor and State officers generally, The Wings
have il in their power to carry tho State and con.
summutc lis complete political redemption We
sincerely hope they will do 1t
MEMBERS OF CuNGRESs.-uncss they have saved
themselves 10y the skin OF their teeth ia the LIST aud
With Districts, the Loco Focos have not elected a
single Member OF Congress. From fourteen towns
heard from in the LIST District the vote stands for
Hopkins Wing, !, 10; Hammond, Loco 800 all
others 404 This shows net Loco loss oil i69 as
compared with the vote of last year when the Loco
Foco majority in the district was .251. The Atlas
saws the result is doubtiu--but Hammond has
possibly escaped defeat In tho lid District in
80 towns (u hut OF the Districtl the stands
Tor Little (Wl 3,7o5; clapp d. 1851 all others
l.ssl majority against Clapp l2ls No choice In
the Hid as we stated yesterday, HIRAM BELcnER,
w is elected by u large majority, In the lNth or
Comet District in 81 towns the vote stands for
Morse. w 1850, McCratc l.. 2,Ss1 all others
2Oe-Morse over all others i5i. The towns to bc
heard from will give Loco Foco majority large
enough we fear, to prevent the triumph OF the
noble-hear,ed. whole soued FREEMAN II. MORSE
We have high hopes Of his success at the next trial
In the With District, embracing Waldo and Somcr
set Counties, have returns from twelve towns
which stand, johnson. Wing, os6 Smart Loco
1917, all others 653 Majority against Smart
i22 showing net Loco loss OF "a compared
with las. year, when the majority in the District
was less than aoo--ot course there is no election
In the With District there is also no choice. Re
fr,,, Rar and Npulurc I l,.a
OF ga From the With we have no returns
The Portland Advertiser says we have a copy
OF the official vote in all the towns in this Cumber
landl District but ., for Senators. la these the
highest Loco Foco vote is 1921, the lowest Wing
vote is 347s---the Abolition vote will range about
49, and there are COS scattering votes consc
quently there can be no choice OF any oil the can
didates fer the Senate
The Advertiser publishes the following letter
from Hallowell
Il have only memen, say ,hst Old Kea,,c6te has
ootered hrs ih GLORY II other parts o the have
approximated To Whs vote, the Locos are routed
horse loo, aud drseoon> The Locos a; Augusta give al
NJ, Every town in county has given a noble gain
and the Whiss are in srcN, spirits wish could have
tune To give details
The estimated majority against Dana in tins county
and Franklin Is 3otQ Hsilowell gives ~ majority
against him. and IN the three towns OF Haowell Angus
Is elected Representative from Augusta. Otis (Nhic)
irom Ha!owel; Scanmon, [NNhsl from Pi;tston-wc
have carried China ard New Sharon
wiscoNsiN.-Thc Prairievie Freeman gives re
turns from portion OF Wsukesha Co and ex,
presses the opirron that the whole LEGO Foco Del
cgata ticket. with the exception Of W. E Thomas
and NJ, j, Bovee is elected In the place Of Thorn
AS and Bovoe, Charles Blanchard snd A f Elmore
\Nh,, aan.}i8atSs ar,s dnnhtless
The Loco Foeos have also it is supposed, elect,
ed their Legislative and County Ticket, with bu,
two exceptions viz Judge OF Probate and Treas
urer, 10 which offices the Wing candidates, Messrs
Field and Sloan are probably elected.
FROM the Boston Atlas we copy the retarns from Ito
towns Express OF yesterday
sFT No You did nj, Mr. Express Hoa copicd
them from the Telesrsphic Dispatch Of The Tn
hunc, and hadn't the msnliness 10 say so-,hat 5
all The latest Atlas before you. when you penned
this nh contained the returns trom only ~ towns
those from the other 30 towns having been .ubse-
quetty receSved and orw sred 10 us at our request,
by Telegraph.
Tux Loco Focos oy MASSACHUSETTS, held
their Convention "Wednesday. and ,,n;nstss
ISAAC DAVIS Of Wocces;ez, for Governor aud
6Eoxex Hoop o; Lynn for Lieut.. Governor The
Atlas says there was quite conses, IN tho Con
venrion for the ascendency between the Heushaw
and Hallcst cahal and the Morton or Custom,
House clique which resulted III the triumph OF the
latter.
" Hon. JosS P, HALE has accepted 81 invi-
,atioa from several distinguished gentlemen OF Boston,
without Distinction OF party deliver polircsi Sc
dress in Fsaeail Hall TO morrow GEIdsy) evening