New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

of AppesIsl have bssn chosen by each OF the great
parsies-psmsly, the four on esch ticket generally
supportsd by the Anti Rsn,ers-and that the Lee
gislstars stands exsetly hed-the Wings having a
nsjori,y OF two 10 The Senate, while their co a.
ssced adverssriss have q like majority 10 the
Bosse. More precisely the State officers elestsd
are as foilovs
'sasssossG JIwErT. Of Ooo5dsgs. JsSSs % <pyszb
wssnseror HvwT. Of Fisr.r., Co,i,siIv5
CsnisrorHss hossas, OF csyug.. Ssyelays u SI1f>i
Law CsArrtsLs, Of OtseEo, ls~n~, GenyaiS
ALvAs Hrsr, Of Cbensngo T,e1s--~,
'yssorsreE FoLLsTT. Of Oenssse, caaal cs~'y5
HrzxEiAs c szysovs, Of Roeblsnd slsS Er0s"eoj
DANES cisRk, Of 81 Lsvreoee. P,sos ks,reeto7
'Lscs Fosos
All thess have msjorities ranging from 900 70
100; Mr.. YolIett's as Canal commis'ionsr being
lowest, ~ Nelson J. Bach. the present Commits
sioner, runs decidedly ahead Of the Wing strength
In several Counties. Warrington Eunt hiss also
received some votes from the opposite party,
wbile Mr.. Jswett. as The present lodge. ard q.
raining In this City toe ssm. ticket with
J05se Jones. has received some Wbis votes aud
% has M. Chsth.ld FOR Attorney Gsoersl-lor
ressops n Nc unknown.
The new Legislature divides a. follows
,, s.-,. A...-eJ. JOS. 3, =,
Whf ............IS 80 IN
Opposiuon. .......1S 90 50
SO nicely balanced q result has not been
known In our State for many years, II ever. We
are willing 20 regard IL As q drawn battle, al
tbousA there are many reasons why I: might very
fairly DO cobtepded that the advantage 10 oeci.
dsdly with the Wings. Among these reasons are
the following:
!. While the Offices allsd by the two parties
respectively are equal Ia nuDa6rys, the Wings
have BY far the preferable portion. II we regard
their relative Importance. The offoe Of judge Of
Appeals is Of no political account that Of State
Prison Inspector OF very little while ell the off
Gers chosen by the Whifs are members Of the
Canal Board, and the control Of the Canals il by
their election secured 10 our eide for the ensuing
year. few clerks, &c. in the Assembly and the
Attorney. Generals ofice are ell the sppoint-
ments which snure to our sdversaries.
III. The 3 -pste in which the Wings have 10 a
jority. holds through two years; the Assembly for
one only. There are no appointments Of any po-
litosl marx to be made by the Legislature this
year; bat another Session brings an election for
U. 8 Senator, In which oar 5enstors now chosen
will participate with a new Assembly.
Ill. We believe the popular vote cast for the
Wing candidates at this Election W i'll prove some
what larger than that cast for their opponents
The difference will not be large, and on the State
Ticket may be the other way bit tako the aver.
age OF oil the tickets, and We are confident there
10 Wing majority. Why the State Ticket falls
behind will be next seen.
Nv. There 10 q nucleus Of organisation in most
OF the Coasties wherein large tracts Of land are
owned by few persons and fsrmed on long lease,
under the name of Equal Rights parry or 'Apti
Hepten.' Some yesrs Il makes separate poni
nations; at other times it refrsins. this year il.
State Convention assembled aud the majority Of
ito members tbeing Loco Focos. and calculating
that their party could carry every thing broke Up
without makiog a ticket. portion, mainly
Wings. remained and m ado 4 hall and half ticket
A large part of fhc Loco Foco Ant. Renters re
fsssd 70 recognize or suppott this ticket, so ths'
while tho Wing Anti. Reoters very generally
voted half-and half tichet, the LOCO POGO Anti.
Renters voted the Loco Fooo entire. Hence the
eversse vote q Delaware, Sullivan, Rensselaer,
and Schohsrle Is far less favorable 10 the Whie
aide than IL should have been. We do hot mean
that there were 70 Loco. Foco votes for the kst.
Rent fusion, bat there " ere lar less than were
cast for IL BY Wings.
" Tho vote Of the Wing strong holds, say
Chsutauqus. Erie, Genosee. EsseI, Reosselser-
10 not 90 fully polled ~ that Of the antagonist
counties. Herkinsr, Warren, s. Lawrence. Otse.
10, Delaware, NC. There are exceptions botf
~aysi for Washington has pooled i good vote,
while ssfolh, Petnsn. Aocklsnd, Orange sno
Greene have not done their worst; but q fuller
poll would have told better story for the WI &c
vi. While the state 0hicers hni Legislature
are numerically balanced, the Wings have chosen
bhsrifSs and CLERKS In the great srl generally td-
verse Counties of New.Yorh. Oueids aud Onou.
dssa. They have also carried County Oaicers In
Cayuga, Albany, Greene, Tioga. Cor,snj, and 9th
or usaslly close or adverse Counties. They have
lost some they ought 10 have carried, but On the
whole have more than half the spos Of victory
-And now a. to the future; We have next
year 30 elect a Governor, Lieut. Governor, Dele.
CATION TO Congress, Assembly. and (indirec;l,
U. y. Senator. Which parry has the isrtsg pros.
poet ei SUGGEST
One way OF answering this question 10 t. ssy
that the party which proves itself most capable,
enlightened and trustworthy during the inservsn.
ing year will probably succeed next Novembo-.
But. We have other reasons for oo6sdon,ly AMI.
cipsting whig triamph. These are,
l. The Wings are the gaining party In the po.
palar vote oae year ago, the two parties now
coale.oea against us Pollei Sixteen Thousand
Votes moro than we die. Now we have at least
tied them. Tue rising tide with as.
IL. The coalition sgsiost Us Is composed OF mos,
disoordant materials and esnnot well hold together
Pairing out OF view the great mas # the ex.
BsrnSarners, IS ready to stand anywhere and sub
nit to anything that viii afford them 4 hope OF
efase. it is not possible that the gres, bulk
OF the Abolitionisu can long be Aeld in
elose alliance, with Marcy, Croswsn, Dick
insoa 4 Co. These last are perfectly candid
and decided in their language. They tell the
Aeolisieaiss that .hsy must leave their Abolition
behind sAsa In coming into the 'Denecrstic'
camp. They Marcy h Co.. will have nothing to
do With ssosicnsr srasgsrs and ssia,ors They
won't object 70 any body voting their tiehe. bst
IL must not be pledged TO snyt thing inoon.;.,v n,
with the Baltimore Casa Platiorua. Thi. /. W