The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-03
The New York EIec ti0n.

The returns which coming in exactly as we
predicted The schism in the democratic party has de-
feated our ticket We leave it to her own politicians
settle the matter among themselves to the of
their defeat In its effects upon the great election OF
ls4s we take of course profound interest Some of the
New Workers themselves disposed to rejoice the
result because they are satisfied that this humiliatng
spectacle will bring our party to their senses and produce
rally which will New York the great stakes
ls4s. In connexon with this speculation, we lay before
our readers the following extract of letter from Nigga
ra, of the goth October
Our election is close hand Whe her the democratic
ticket will be elected, consider quite uncertain. The eff
feet Of the late gathering Herkmer be foreold
1t may be fatal nominations this fall but think
must in the end prove equally fatal its instgatos and
who participated in it, The democracy of the Empire
State cannot led off after silly abstraction as the
Wilmot Proviso, especially they see in the sudden
friendship for the measure which certain politicians have
assumed, the bareced and hearless demagoguism
One Of the delegates the Herkmer meeting from this
county merchant, who, many years since kept
upon his counter with his its head, petit
ton Congress asking that every aboonist be hanged
In this county the action OF the late mass meeting will
decrease the democratic exceed twenty and
perhaps all. There those In our midst whose
hatred the general administration would induce them
make open bolt but they dare do so, and will
only injure the cause by nacton yt1Egi
But tciaieuer the result moc with such candidate as
trust the Democratic National Convention will present for
presidency, you may haze little but that Ne,o York
,oiN be herself again in the fall Of 1873. .eo
Returns.
We lay before readers all the returns which are
found in this mornings Baltimore Sun:
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-l1 p. m.
New YoRK ELEcrroN.-The election in New York to-day
reported have passed off quietly, and the vote
usvly has "A
cling that the whole wing ticket to the legislature is elected
by Telegraph is that they have carried State also The
democratic vote in the city has fallen OIL several thousands
New YoRK, Nov 81 a. IN.
RETURNS New York KLEcros-The telegraph
pouring from all sections of the State exhibit.
ing and under all the circumstances of the
democratic split, unexpected whg majores on the ticket
and delegate tickets. There be doubt but
the wings have carried the State and the by heavy
The following is the result in New York city the As
semby tickethe wings having elected all their candi-
dates:
Waig majoritis-lsl ward, 257 ID ward $50 Sd ward,
1000; 9th ward, ESQ., 7h ward 3s9; 9Th ward, 900; 18th
ward, 800 10Th ward 2S4 18th ward 200 18th ward,
Democratic sra;sre.-s'h ward se4; Ilh ward 4os
18th ward, 100; 18th ward, ll6; l4th ward, TO-
The above comprise all the wards of the city
cep the 4h sh and 10Th and show clear wing majority,
as far as heard I,a sgs A. the last RRnyGs cleo
2I3lO Democratic majority in the city, 2.S63.
Senatorial esetion.The wings have elected their candi-
As Th ge district %Wam Hail. so %ao y'' wing gam
Fourth district--John $. Lawrence, $50 majority
Fifth dstrict.-Samuel Frost 900 majority
Sixth district-Wm s. Johnson, 1000 majority
In Rome the wing assembly ticket is said to be elected
Lieutenant governorThe candidates for lieut. governor
Hamilton Fish, whig and Nathan Dayton democrat.
The following the returns far received,
Fish's maiorities Saa Utica, 94e; Little
Poughkeepsie, 800, Hide Park, 500; Buffalo,, 1000
Geneva, 400; Ithaca, -; Kings, 1905 New York city
1000.
Dayton's majority in Schenectady 200