New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
Our sfnfe Election.

IL would be idle 20 repeat our tables OF msJortles
on the State Ticket at present. We could correct
little here and there, but could not probably come
within I NO Thousand Of the actual majority on any
candidate We still roughly estimate Fillmores
majority At 50 OOO Jordsns at 10000, Fishs at
30 0oo and Morgsns at $4,000, his opponent being
on the Anti. Rent Ticket These numbers may be
considerably 700 high but we think not The Ca
nal and Central Counties seem generally TO improve
on the first reports as fuller returns come H. while
the Champlsin Counties have done worse than iirst
reported.
sExArE-The Argus claims eigh Senators, but
we think will have 10 give up one or two oil them
John g. Floyd, James s. Whallou, John Fine and
John NJ Belts ~ are all the Locos known 70 be
elected, against "a Wings. The undecided Dis
tricts are
VII. We doubt Saxton Smiths election because
Westchester Co. is reported 100 aud Bocklsnd il
for Wright, while Putnam gave but 80 against as
on the State and less on Assembly True Mf.
Smith lives in Putnam but Charles Wright, bis
Wing opponent, lives On the edge Of that County
and is personally popular. We shall soon know
the result
X. All accounts say that Greene has given Plat
Adams lHunker) 800 majority, and that Ulster has
given only 100 or so for Mr. Van Nechten the
Wing candidate. Still, we wait for the figures
If Mr. Adams is elected, his personal popularity
or that Of his Bank, in his own town DURHAM has
done il
XXI-Jeilerson Co is reported 500 for J. w
Tamblin Loco while Lewis is reported 500 Wing
on the State Ticket and 400 on Assembly Mr.
Blodget the Wing candidate, lives IN Lewis We
await clearer returns
XVI VIM. NJ. Hawley, the Loco candidate
lives in Steuben, is a stubborn Barnburner, and
was beaten for Congress by the Hunkcrs last Fall
and has now run behind in bis own County, while
Chemung has given him but 50 10 100 majority
The Argus reports TO 400 majority for him in
Steuben, which we doubt, but presume he is
chosen.
ASSEMBLY -Cattaraugus has chosen l Wing
johnson by 200, and probably the other lCrookerJ
bat tae vote in that District is close.
Niagara is reported ne in the Gerrymandered
District, which gave Clay 3 majority Probably
the Official Canvass will unite 1t and, as the
Board stands 6 to 6, it can only do so honestly
Ostrcgo has reelected DR.. Lee (Whig) by 400
majority bat il is rot quite certain that A. L.
MCarty (Whigl is elected in the other District
which is strongly Loco Foco IN ordinary times He
is "A ahead and two Loco towns to hear from
81. Laurence is now said TO have elected tpo
Wings 10 the Assembly-one on Railroad route
question.
Oisego has chosen Benz. Davis, Wing las we
first reported bat were aiterward induced by re-
ports TO strike him out and put in Chandler Root
Davis has about 200 majority in the other two
Districts Sanders and Chamberlain lLocosl are
elected by mere handful each.
7omDkias elects Jessup by 100 and West by 245,
giving 3S5 majority for the Wing State Ticket and
627 for Senator.
Steuben is reported one Wing, two Loco.
Queens reflects w. 5. Smith, Wing, 10y PSI.
We make the new House % Wing, 81 Loco,
and doubtful-that is, one each in Cattaraugus,
Niagara Oswego and St Lawrence.