Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-17
Elections, &c.

CIIo. u uIpcdlo ttidl the ue0lOCIdtS
have elected REUBEN WooD governor by
TWENTY THOUSAND majority. over
the eloquent MIR. Johnston. MIR. Ford, the
wing candidate, was elected two years ago
by small majority. The report that the
legislature is wing in both branches, is hard
ly compatible with the governors vole.-
For congress il seems Mr.. Sweerser, dem,
is not defeated in the 10th district The fol.
lowing members are elected, 10 the best of
Our knowledge at present.
/ David T. Disney, DEM re elected.
2 l.. ID. Campbell, wing free soil, re-
elected.
2 Hiram Bell, wing, Schenck's district.
A Benjamin Stanton, wing.
Alfred P. Edgerlon dem.
6 Frederick Green, dem. This district
has been vacant by the death of r. D;ckin-
son, dem.
6 E. NJ. ElIsbury, dem. f,
8 Edison b. Odds, dem. reelected.
10 Charles Sweetser, DEM, reelected.
II George II. BusIby, dem.
II John Wech, wing, Vinton's district.
IA Alexander Harper, whig.
20 Moses Hoog land, dem. re-elecIed.
II Joseph Cable. dem. reelected.
is David K. Carter, dem. reelected.
10 Eben Newton, free soil, vice Crowell,
wing.
20 N. s. Townsend, dem, vice Root,
wing.
81 ] r. Giddings, free soil, reelected.
Showing wing loss Two, democratic
gain OF one, and free soil gain of one.
PENNSYLVANI4 The democrats have
achieved substantial victory. They have
chosen the entire state ticket, that is, canal
commissioner, surveyor general and auditor
general. The choice of Christian Meyers in
the 25Ih senate district gives one majority in
that body TO whichever side he shall turn our
10 belong. He was the wing candidate
against Augustus Drum, but the telegraph
now calls him, independent dem.' In The
house the democrats will have a majority
sufficient to give them the u s. senator in
place of MIR. Sturgeon, democrat. The COO
gress delegation Will probably stand demo-
Gratis Is. wings 9. This is a DEMOCRAT,
lC GAIN OF SIX MEMBERS. These
gains are in districts /, 5, IL. I3, Is, IL and
Is. The wing gain through our division in
the 19h district offsets one. The wing run
down in the 18th district is Andrew ]. OpIe
wl.o voted against the settlement measures,
Later.-The democrats have GAINED EIGHT
MEMBERS of congress according 10 our latesl
advces. For the assembly 50 democrats
and 81 wings have been elected, two TO be
heard flom. The senate will stand IL dem.
ocrats, Is wings. Among the democratic
triumphs, not the least is that Of Hon. r,
R. kneass, who is elected district auorne,
for Philadelphia by IS majority over VIM
b. Reed, the wing and na,ivist candidate.
IOWA. The wing candidate. Daniel f.
Miller, has been elected to fill the vacancy
in The first congress district. His majority
will be near 500, but the vote is quite small,
neither party taking much interest in the
matter. For instance, Lee county, which
gave 425 democratic majority in August, has
now given $50 wing majority. To the SOD
CutiSitSS d. llCuu, utIIiOCFdt, WIS elected
from the district in August by 7437 votes to
66s5 for Wright, wing, and 3Ol for Shedd.
The Boston Post has returns from 40
towns in The 81 congress district, which
stand lhus:- ..-.
1850 1s49.
Morrison, dem. 4S2S Vose, dem. 6641
Perkins, wing, 1880 Wilson, wing 6S33
jamestown, Peterboro and Sharon, since
received make net loss of 81 for Morrison.
o near from AlsteaJ, Rindge, Stoddard,
o"rty anu Temple, three wing towns, one
democratic, one tied. Result doubtful. To
'he constitutional convention 1872 democrats
chosen, IS wings. Abou, 80 towns IL lie
heard from, mostly democratic.
NEW YORK. The anti.ren,.,;
venion at Albany, have nominated wei
ington Hunt for governor, S. E. Church e..
lieutenant governor, and Ebenezer Blakelv
for canal Commissioner. Hunt and Blake,v
are the wing candidates, and Church is the
democratic candidate. They also nominal.