The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-11-09
VICTORY COMPLETE.

NEW York ELEcTIoS.--The telegraphic de,-
patches to the evening papers confirm the inteIli
gcnce given by the same conveyance Yesterday
morning, that the State of New \ ork had gone f,r
the Wings by large and unexpected majority
In the city of New York, the maiorities for N.
Wing state ticket are given thus For Fillmore
Comptroller, 4779-for FiSke, Lieut. Governor
3s43-for Jordan, Attorney General, 374s. Tbe
increased vote for Fillmore over that for his as>o
ciate on the ticket, Was probably produced by the
marking off the name of Mr.. Hungerforl, hi; De-
mocratic opponent, by the Irish voters. The ciiv
has also chosen four Wing Senators, the who.
number to which she is entitled, and eleven Of the
sixteen Representatives. The members Of both
branches of the LegiSlature,are chosen by general
ticket. The Senators chosen are William Hall
John L. Lawrence, Samuel Frost, and William
johnson. Even the sixth ward gave 4 small ma
jority for Fillmore. Among the Democratic tan
didates chosen to the Assembly from the citv. is
Mike Walsh, who run on his own hook against
Wing and the regularly nominated Democrat:
candidate. Ills plurality Is set down AZ $50
From the other parts of the state the news Is
equally favorable. The schism in the Democratic
family has broken the party into two pieces and
u Wing victory is the result. The leaders refused
to move except at the call of slavery, and the peo-
pie have driven them from power. New York sus-
tains the Wilmot Proyiso; for, upon that ground
alone was there any contest.
The despatch states that the Viii. majority
upon the state ticket Will be 10000 aud that tho
same party Will have three fOurths Of the Legisa
ture. Indeed. thus far, see no mention of the
election of Il single Dcmocrat-eyery county heard
from having given Wig nIajoritcs
Albany city gave about 1900 majority for the
Wing ticket. Ilerkimcr county, ms we observe "
the Albany Argus, has given the Democratic Gun
didate for Senator 81 majority. The Argus heads
its election returns with the following significant
paragraph:
The State Wig 7Honyhom-The returns BE-
low show that the Wing state ticket Is elected by
Il large majority; and that the state Is Wbis ins
the branches of the government. BY concerted
effort in nearly every county, the affiliated part
Fans have struck hands, and the state rcposes il
the arms of the opponents of the Democracy"
The new York Tribune, in some remark upon
the result of the election, says
ave have carried everything before us, simply
because the great mass of the opposite party
outraged and disguised at the doings of their last
State Conveniently the virtual rcpudiation Of
the freeman principle of 10 extension Of slave
territory-by the means employed to pack and
control that ,ConventiOn-by the general O,iam
attached to the influences and the men who ton
trocd it; and by the aversion everywhere enter
tanned to the candidates fttingy put in nomna-
ton by it. These ere the true reasons why cur
triumph is so overwhelming.
This tornado will have lasting consequences
The Wilmot Proyiso is triuInphautly sustained
the extension of slave territory is effectively, vo
think conru,ively, vctoed-thc project Of suhir-
eating and anneNins Mexico is Knocked in tho
tead-and the IIunker dynasty, n IL dynasty, i
nj an end. Its members will dive and come ups-
more vehement radicals Than The
mass of the Landowners so called, and will par
ticularly distinguish themselves in the near IL
hand crusade against corporations. But such
majority as that which triuInphcd 1T Syracu'9
and such trick as that headed by DAYTON, will
not soon be seen again"