The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
Whig gain so far.

DEM maj. Observation-Disclosures. 3,2ao
In case there is no further increase in the wing vote,
Youngs majority will be o to 5000.
CANAL CoMMssIoSrRs ELEerEp.
ISnn a. hoSson WbR
MEMoxRs OF CoNeRrs ELECTED.
lWhigs in Italics; Democrats in Romans Natives IN
Small Caps1
lst Frederick w Lord, John w. Lawrence,
and. Henry z: Murphy, HEsRY SEAMAN,
3rd. Henry Nicol, WIN. s. MILLER,
Ath..W b. Macay, VIM. B. Maclay,
9Th. F. a. Taimadge, THOMAS NJ WoopRurF
9th. d. s. Jackson. WIN. w. CAMPBELL.
7th.. William Nelson, Joseph r. Anderson,
9Th. ID. B. ST. John, WIN. w. Woodwork,
nth. Jeremiah Russell, John F. Collin,
18th. Ihos C. Ripley to6ll Vacancy,
lsth..Join Shnseriand, Bradford r. Wood,
l4th. Orlando d. kellogg, e. ID. Cuiper,
10th. Hugh White, Hugh White
18th. George Petrie, Gnd) Charles s. Benton
Goth Timothy Jenkins (tarid) Timothy Jenkins,
2lst .Ebenezer Biakeiey, Charles Goodyear,
oath Dasiei Colt Horace Wheaton.
2sth. Elias B. Holmes, Elias B. Holmes,
Doth Robert L. Rose, Charles H. Carroll
3lst. Dudley Marvin, .abner Lepis,
32d. Nathan X. Hall, VIM a. Moseley,
SD. Harpey Putnam, Albert Smith,
saith Warrington Hunt Washington Hunt.
Democtuc gam '.........o
Democrauc loss. ...... 80
mig gam, .I
Nauve ioss,. ............. ......".a
MEMBERS OF STATE SENATE ELECTED.
l. John Townsend &Sns' IN sts sif Nelson Beach
ID Harvey X. Morris. 9th. VIM. w Hawley.
sd. Ira Harris. 1th. .7brdhdm Jrtdley.
4th. Jarvis ~ Lake. 9Th. Francts H. Rugsles.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly is WING without a doubt. OF 81
member elected, 81 are wings, "a democrats, ex-
elusive OF hunkers (doubtful)
The following telegraphic dispatches give the
result almost at glance Tie lightning line is
great on condensation. We suppose that the
figures are all correct but here they are -
Otsego County majority 1900 for Wright; Orange 400
do The bunker candidate for Congress is defeated by
some or 500 in Orange
AIsASY Nov 4-pkPM
From the complexion of the returns the State Assem-.
bly, will probably stand IS wings to 90 democrats II is
an chance which has the majority. To Congress,
the wings have elected FL, the democrats Is.
ALpANY Nov. 4-sPM.
The excitement and enthusiasm here the part of the
wings is intense The whole city is dense of
smoke and glare of with the bonres lille every
street Light day from the numerous illuminations
Inc wings are IN an exstacy OF JOY ana are now busy
honor Of their victory in the election Of John Young
who conceded all hands to be elected by from
else Of interest to telegraph everything being merged
into the election results.
ALBANY, Nov. 4-6ti P NJ
The leading wings here conclude that Gardiner demo-
cratic Lieutenant Governor, is elected. Fish whig
Lieutenant Governor has run msnsrously behind Young
IN the antrent counties, well in the West Rensse
laer Tor example, gives Young 1900 majority, and Fish
only 100 or 400 Young gain the vote OF s4i as lar
4
1851 Wnghts gain in six counties is 2,63l-whig
gain for Governor so far Is 1890 The day boat
last night did not arrive till ten O'Clock this morning on
account OF the dense log on the river.
The city was split up into homeopathic doses.
Some still think that Munroe is elected to Con-
gress over Jackson. The State Constitution, the
City Charter, land negro suffrage have been
dreadfully condemned. As an instance we an
lex the returns from the Twelfth ward -
STATE contribution.
Amended Constitution. ........'' no, I3I
Yes l2<
Majority against the Constitution. ola
Suffrage TO Negroes. ............... NO sos
Yes, ial
Majority against the Negroes. OFT
CRY CHARTER.
Legislative Amendment. ....No, 2oa
Yes, 80
Majority sgainst. .............. III
Ereostve amendment. ...,..............No, l66
Yes, 30
Majority against. .............".. 81
'"ur''i hn'ehoment' ''''.'.,.,,.,......N No, l6S
Yes, 81
majority against ,,,..,,..,,,,,.. "a
Such return as this must starte the members
of the late conventions. What doe, our Post
master think of the vote on the State Copstitu