The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-11
Total. so far.

The counties remaining 10 be heard from Otsego,
Delaware, and Csttaraugnsihe two former usually loco
co BY 1909 he latter apt be wing by about
ZOO Delaware has given large majority for tue loco
foco candidates who placed the anti-rent ticket
and smaller for the wings, also that tcket and 1t Is
quite probable that they all elected The whg candi-
daes adopted by the nnt-reners Washington Hunt
comptroller Christopher Morgan, Secretary OF State; AL
yah Hunt treasurer and Hezekah G. Seymour, State en-
ginser
Hunt by very decided majority Our canal commissioner
Nelson Beach, though his opponent the antiren
ticket L. we hope elected He has 254 majority in Albany
county, though Samuel Stevens, wing attorney general
citizen of the county, beaten "a He 800 ahead
Of the whg ticket in his county, Lewis) still in
Oneida and clear ahead also in Herkimer whence
bitterly opposed the wing State convention. We
trust "a Few left Of the Sort in Jefe
Montgomery, and two other countless and that
they will suffice.
Levi g. Chatfsld. loco attorney general; ESseborn G.
Ies, Judge Of appeals and Darius Clark inspector OF
PRISONS being the antiren ticket pretty certainly
electedi Frederick Fois canal commissioner The loco
and anren tickets, may be- but is not, above
stated. Still il is rather tight t and may not know
for several days exactly who are chosen.
In another column the Tribune adds:
The popular vote is very close in unusually
unexpectedly We believe there u.s. in the aggregate
small wing majority the State tickets except they are
affected by the anti.rent division, and that majority of
wings chosen to the legislature We doubt
that the important of the State offices have been filed
with wings, and that the substantial fruits OF victory
with Still, the 10 close that may well call
the result drawn battle, while pause consider
Of It's developments for the present and is indications for
the future
Commenting upon the election. the New York Herald
Of the It'll instant says
Such 10 the rcsuta result which have anticipated
for some days II the wing party, 1t 10 probable
and apparent has carried the elections in hi. Sae under
the and singular combinations, mutations, and
nations which have been thrown up in this wayward
test the State of New York will stand in mysterious,
dangerous and doubtful position towards the peaceabe
OF the aniislavery question in the Con
gress this 10 wing victory 1t has been gained by
wakins up all the anslavery sentiment of the people, AVID
sving field al the coorsd Of the african
Throughout the STATE 800 And the consequences In Con
xres on the South and the permanence of the Union
whs ~ sWhaevor feetieness may characterize the
cabinet at Washington trust that the moral frmness
and strong Of General Tay lor will wake
up and develop sufficient force meet any dangerous
emery eney that may arise of this most perplexing
question hereafter. We viii be approaching the
breakers
The following article is from the Albany Argus Of
November sth
The q counties heard from assuming Cayuga, Colum
bia and Madison be divided the State tcket) show
whig majority Of 200.
The remaining Is counties the following majorites
In presidential of 1884, and will probably be
materially changed in tho aggregate now-although the
change any will doubtless be in favor Of the democratic
usketi
Democratic 9,25