The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-12

Total, complete. 1891
Wing majority in the whole State-799
On the state of parties in the Legisla-
ture, the Tribune thus speculates;
'.The Senate we still consider pretty surely
Wing. The Albany Argu of yesterday gives us
Charles d. Robinson Cover Doolittlc) from Wyo-
ming and Ale hany, making Serente1n on the right
side, including Levi Dimmick, of Broome, whom
we know TO be elected by 600 majority. 1t claims
John Snyder elected from Dutchess and Colum-
ba, and thinks Sydney Tuttie is also from Schoha-
rie and Delaware, but with both these has but 5 to
our IL. Besides, we don't entirely concede the
election Of U'iliiam Il. bort in st. Lawrence and
Franklin, since the new face put upon st. Law
renee by yesterday tidings
''Thc Senate must be Wing.
THE House, we apprehend, is wrong by the I'M
accountable defections in Orange and Duchess.
The drgus makes it o. Coalition TO SO Wing, and )
doubtful, Of which 1 are probably Coalition. But
10 make up Its o. il takes Cortland, in Kings, all
in Ot5ego, ditto in ST. Lawrence, both in Sohoha-
re, all in Steuben, Sullivan, Tioga, and both in
Ulster while understand Cortland, Sullivan,
and Toga to be certainly and one each in Ulster
st. Lawrence, Stcubcn and Schoharie, to be with
Us We, therefore, do not couccdc the House, but
it Is more likely to be against Us by small major
ity than for US
We observe that the Union is disposed
to shake off its Free-Sol alliances, since
the New York election has demonstrated
the failure Of the corrupt coalition of the
Barnburners and Old Hunkers. A morn.
ing or two after the election il attacked
Mr. Senator CHASE, Of Ohio, who was
elected by the coalition in that State, to
the great triumph of the Democracy. II
now aSsails the colored voters of New
York, for being so unfaithiul to their Free
Soil friends as to vote the Wing ticket
We think, after all the attacks of the Goa
lition press-headed by the sole Demo
cratic organ at the seat Of the govern
ment, and that "Oid Federal journal'' the
EUening PoSt-upon Mr.. CLAYTON, lol
refusing passport TO colored man-it
exhibits more than ordinary ingratitude
on tie part Of the colored voters, to spurn
the connexion TO which they were SO, as
siduousIy wooed by Old Hunkerdom.
At the last Presidential election, the
Barnburning and Old bunker wings of the
Locofoco party cast combined vote Of
1925 majority against General TAYLOR.
Mr.. VAN buren, received 120,510 votes
Mr.. CAss 1913; and the WING candi
date 1868. This was fearful adverse
majority TO overcome. In view of the
appetite Of LocofocodXn for the spoils O
Office, and the passionate appeals thai
were made by all the Locofoco presses o.
both sections, in the State and out Of it.
for a united rally Of the party, we mus
| confess that we have at no time been san
guine of favorable result for the Wings
We observe that Mr.. JoHN VAN buren,
! has made a demonstration since the cleo
ton, towards the separate reorganization
of the Landowners. In his speech OF
Thursday evening in Faneui Hall, he re-
iterated his Cleveland declaration that the
national Democratic party was dead, as
sured the audience that he and his party
still believed slavery to be an unmlxec
evil, and Fthat he and they would nevei
vote for any man who was not sound OF
the Wilmot proylso, and pledged to op
pose the perpetuation and extension 0