The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

WILMINGTON, Cd, L,) Nov 4, 1850.
The Deloscaye Eaev-w shs nsrt United States
Nen0tm, &c.
~ Our elections have .rudnc-a revolution in the
whole State CLAYTON nnd his friends and sup
porters-the fri-nas IT seward aud Benton respect
iyely-bave been ruu,d d, horse, foot, and dragons
A democratic Governor aud member of Congress
have been chosen, aud in the Legislature the
democrats will have majority Of eight. This, of
course, secures he election # democratic Sena-
tor in the place of Wales, who is a good fellow,
but was waverins 20 long and TOO often, and was
TOO much carried ,bon, IN Mr.. Clayton's pocket,
to render that old polite. IN any assistance at
this junttur [, WAS known that Wales was
merely a tocssn fs~ens aud that, had the Legis-
lature been wing, Mr. Clayton himself would
undoubtedly have ,eeu elected to the United
States Senate He head and tail up for il, but
TO no purpose. la YAM dni ne resort to the ex-
poded vuse of old party hack, saying that she had
retired from public at. - that she sought nothing
but repose," &c Tn pro,le attached no faith
10 hrs promises, ano cri-i ul'ned al all hazards to
seal the fate of The r ~. m,er tor the rest OF his
life; while, at the lney liked an indelible
ststa on the m-,no-r- ~ tar tate q ,iphin cabaet
Ihrre Was no either hire cry nut Galphin and
ANTI alphiL--all th- h"n II old Clay wings JONI
zng The dtmocrats I" pat dawn the punderers OF
"
and the Union. Th- ~ ciious in our State prove
that the ff1ends of y anu It IN honest admins
>tration of the goverumrut eau whip the Gdlphins
and the Sc waId,'-s VIII. Dev., they chose TO do it,
Let the hour Of dang 4ruve, and the factions
Will AT once be huuu from The stdge, On which,
unfortunately tor the rounirv, they have already
been permitted 10 than the hour allotted
to every PLAYER
Mr.. } smes Bayhrt sttunch democrat and
thorough Ubi0u niaD--, lOv~r at the constitution
as II stands, and "A 'u-nd of p-ace--wiil, beyond
the least doubt or contingency. b- elected to the
United States SeDa'r % Nil 'h- place of Mr. Wales
This will be d great UInmph of sound patriotic
principles, and sh"w- ilr'- State 10 ne sound
10 the core Mr. Brvard 'sed- a speech on Mon
day last, thorough, ~ tavor az Sou hrrn rights
and the coUpr0nII-rs OF Ihr c"nst tuition; and on
Tuesday following. tn- p+opl- responded TO it
through the bdil", ho,-S. Mr. Btvard Is an able,
eloquent, r. IL ctiug uf ,aucn original though
and great cUivaion - ''hud. He will make
great Senator, and, nn ub help To- redeem that
body from The chrs- at ming M arena for pett-
foeeDg polit,ciai 5. hr'" GIN upon II by such men
as Beniop, Dayton, Miller, Z Walker, Yulee,
and the like.
We have not mnch right. p~Tb aps. TO intrade on
the columns 81 yGu' p'"r. Devised TO so many
national and great onJ' T.: hut oar late struggle
was a national Op+. rd. AS such. Is deserving OF
yoNr comment Snould here mr. several ca nd+
dates tar the y esd. uey. aud the election
80 10 the House, Ia l. ID i.w-r- w.uld be- "a good
as New York, aud 'm neV democratic Uaion
member of Congress w"r h he whole inf Irnce OF
Seward and Benton an tue Nv FORK delegation.
An OLp ClAf MAN.