Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-19
From the ST Louis Republican.
New York Electi on.

New York ElectiOm.
terrible "Storm'' for the LocofOcos in
New York; ohm Young elected Gov.
ernor by Ten Thousand majority-One
Wing Canal Observation-Disclosures
ant Governor MISUNDERSTANDING
perhaps twenty-fOur, whig Congress-
men elected--Whig House of Assem-.
bly,, and possibly WING majority on
joint ballot.
Such, IN brief, are the tidings brought
10 Us by the mail of this morning, which,
for wonder. did arrive. In the general
results. there does not seem much differ
ence OF opinion in any quarter; but it is
yet too soon to give figures with accura-
cy. These we must defer for day or two.
The following letter TO the National In
telligencer, by the lightning despatch
from New York, contains the very latest
news, being brought down to 8 o'clock of
the night OF The 5lh. TO appreciate fully
the extent of the victory, il should be OBJ
served that the delegation in the present
Congress consists of nine Wings, four
tN"h'So hhu sWChAt aLOCOlUCos. anu
that in the last House of Assembly the
Wings had only fifty-two members out of
one hundred and twenty eight, of which
that body is composed. There has been
no revolution in the Senate, simply be-
cause ,wo-thirds Of the members hold
over. of whom majority are locofocos.
The correspondent Of the Intellgencer
writes:
Cry OF New YoRK,
THURSDAY Night, s ocloch {
"JoHN YOU'VE is elected by about ten
thousand majority. We have the result
in all but three counties, which will give
something for Young. Our Lieutenant
Governor is pretty nearly beaten.
The members of Congress elected stand
twenty-three Wings to eight Locos and
faoo Old Hunkers, who, being protective
tariff men and elected by Wings, are with
US for all protective purposes.
MIR Hungerford is beaten in the Jeffer-
son distric, by Joseph Mullin. Wing
We have an excellent delegation, person
ally as well as politically.
1--WE have elected five of the eight
Stale Senators pretty certain, and hope
for the sixth. The Senate will still be
nominally Loco, however, (l8 holding
over, of whom IL are Locos.) The AS
sembly stands seventy Wings, ten Anti
Renters. and forty-eigh, Locos very near.
ly; but among the latter are some eight or
ten Old Hunkers, who, as well as the
Anti Renters, will be inclined to look with
favor on the new State Administration
Black suffrage IS uoted do,on .by a
great majority. What will Mrs Grun-
dy of the Union say to thls!l
Congressman Elected e have made
up from other accounts, not so late as the
preceding letter, the subjoined list Of the
names of a part of the Congressional del.
egation:
l Frederick w. Lord, loco.
2 He. Murphy loco, succeeds Native
3 Henry NchoIl, do do
4 W. b. Maclay, do reelected.
5 F. A. Tallmadge, w. succeeds Nat.
6 David S. Jackson, loco.
William Nelson. whig gain.
8 Cornelius Warren, wing gain.
9 ID. B. ST John. wing gain.
IL Gideon o. Reynolds, wing.
l3 John |. Slingerland, whig gain.
IA Orlando d. kellogg, wing.
l6 Hugh White. wing. reelected.
II George Petrie, wing gain.
10 Joseph Mullin, wing gain.
20 Timothy Jenkins, loco.
II Ebenezer Blakely, whig gain.
% William Duer, wing gain.
"a Daniel Got. whig gain.
u John NJ. lolley, whig gain.
% Elias B. Holmes, wing. reelected.
20 Robert l.. Rose, wing.
81 Dudley Marvin, whig.
30 Nathan X. Hall, wing.
33 Harvey Putnam, wing.
81 Washington Hunt, wing, re-elecled.
In regard to the election in the two dis
trIcts given to Nichol and Jackson, there
seems to be some doubt whether Phelps
and Monroe may not be elected. The
lightning despatch TO Baltimore from n.
York, 9 o'clock at night of the 4th, re-
ports only four majority for Phoenix, and
two against Monroe. Monroe will, at all
events, contest the election, as the whole
of the Aims House vote was poured in
against him. Phelps was beaiea BY the
Natives. who persisted in running Miller
after he had publicly declined in the news
papers. They gave him 233 votes, and
elected the Locofoco by doing so.
Majorities for Governor.
In the absence of official tables, the fol
lowing returns of majorities are sufficient
Tor all present purposes:
Wing MGjorities. Democratic Majorities.
Albany $500 Clinton $50
Allegheny 500 Chemung $40
Cayuga 500 Herkimer 700
Columbia 800 Jefferson 800
Chatauque 1852 Kings 400
Chenahgo $50 New York $3.50
Delaware 1900 Orange 900
Duchess 300 Oswego 200
Erie 1000 Olsego 1900
Essex 600 Putnam 400
Fuln&IIaml' 1875 Queens 100
Livingston 1850 Richmond It's
Madison 200 Rockland SOC