The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-05
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NEW YoRx, Nov. 4, l04T.
'Bring me reports The overthrow Of the dem.
,cratic parry is uter-beyond the antioipatons.
scarcely State ticket will be beaten less than
5000; and the majority for Fillmore is Just likely to 20
beyond 900 below it. 1t is not known that have
leced single senator, and cannot expect more than
five Of 81 and shall be lucky If we got IS
members of assembly of l28 In some parts OF the
State the people have staid away from the polls
ohesthey have gone up only to cut either tho State or
legislative tickets In this ctyeven In faithful and dem
,catic New YORKSHIRE highest our State ticket has
5000 votes falling OIL from our ordinary vote Oh
5000 and from full of IL 600! (Las fall Mr.. Wright
boiled here % 57s and in 1874, 64 Our prncpaloan-
idate (Mr. Hungerford) still lower and polls but
I,53a-a little half our vote last fall While DEM
have staid home by thousands, the wings have
voted pretty generally polling 800 votes, within 600 Of
Tohn Youngs in 1885, The consequence is there
Inference in this county agaim1 our ticket, as COM
pared with last fall ofS75O; and against Mr. Hungeror oil
neary l0,5OO!
1t ia plain every that the present is one of those
revolutions in politics which rcerrible to other causes
han the principles the strength of paries-and which
are, therefore, triumph of neher-that tho wings
themselves universally admit this. Their journals, with
dishonest exceptions pains and provo tho
Friend Greeley is even quite indignant with charac-
tersc attempt of the Express to claim the result
whjg victory, &C. He says this morning.
Then as to the 'untarnshed wing triumph 'pure whig
victory whig tornado only whig &c, &c; is there any
for using language so utterly VIGOROUSLY at variance
with the truth ~
What world of change we live in The sixth has
,yen whig majority and Prime, Ward IL Co. have been
or three days up before the judges OF the supreme
court on Stilwcl warrant "a process to compel dis
covery fraudulent debtors) at the suit Of the Jefferson
County Bank is hard say which of these events has
created surprise. year ago who could have
thought that the great Wall street house would be
brought up on llwe warrant and not for twenty years
has the sixth ward given majority to whig candidate
The French steamer Philadelphia dragged her slow
length into dock yesterday afternoon, at the end Of
passage of twenty days from Cherbourg She is last
orn Halifax into which port she put for supply of coal,
and to repair damages. She is leaking badly and other
wise order Her is but four days later, and Is
not very important-unless that from aEngland may DO
thought So which just bad enough and scany enough to
make with greatest interest for the next Boston
steamer, over due.
Gov Hanes's majority in New Jersey moderated
Yesterday 1t will be least $780, If it equal to his
merits would be double that but 800 will do for New
Jersey.
Gov Shunk's majority the full returns is l7S, with
democratic majority in the legislature joint ballot OF
g. Another Notifying contrast to New York
The Philadelphia brings 81 irstcass and 81 seoondclass
passengers They a constant state Of alarm during
the days the passage in consequences OF an injury to
supplypipe, by which the water rushed into her hold
While at Halifax of them published Gin the second
class cabin) card complaining bitterly that the steamer
was altogether in filthy condition., such as wo, who
have crossed Atlantic BEFORE never saw In either BRIT
s or American ships and our treatment was aoge'ner
brutzng to persons deadened to the common decen
cies of life''
Last evening John O. Adams and his family were At the
Park Theatre. Their visit entirely unhoraded and
unknown 1t was long before murmur through tho
pit and then through the whole house, and three cheers
for Mr. Adams" given with a will The venerable
man acknowledged the spontaneous tribute with manifest
satisfaction The national played by the orchss-
a and altogether he quite tho lion OF the evening
N' FED.