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

Nav Yeas The late el.ciion In this State returns
Of which are now fully kno~n, have only fully con-
III med the fact that the whs party ct ns State Is the
free soil abolition party Nearly NIL tho whig
btrs elect to the next Legislature and there whig
majority OF nearly forty In the Assembly -sre, with
very few exceptions, Seward men, who will as mat.
ter Of coure elect 70 the Senate OF ths United Ias-
n member Of thsir stamp, which have other
possible effect than to keep open the slavery agitation
in the country The delegation eest to Congress has
majority who pledged to effect IL possible tas
peal of the Fugitive slave law aud the expressed do
termination Of Mr. Seward to keep alive the flame OF
ditooIG BETWEEN tbs North and South. by proposing
the Abolition Of slary In the District OF Columbia
will be the signal Tor tho revival OF the Improbable
cont.nticn. Tho Albany Ee,n!Hg journal, tho chist
organ Of the abolition skig party rtjOices in the
sLlt Of the election a. victory for freedom and
,trongly insnuates that the nsrvss will
tain a majority which vili repssl the Fugitive
Slave law ard defy the South he ston OF
Of elton The nesgTe majority BY ~hieh tbs wing
nGidas Tor GovcTnUr elected that Journal stys
vas esus,dh by the dsa.cor OF the ~ membsr, of he
syracuse conventions and the small portion "a the vbig
patty che noe ttADd NJ On the naiubsl platform. ace
dsnouBcsd rs disorgsniHsr who are marked tor all ia
tale lime, sJd NhOf. treach,ry will BE- visited upon
hun That the alb, lton ieeling prs vss Ia The State
there can nos b. entertained not doubt. VA shinr
ton Hunt the whig candidate for Governor, and tiru-
UhCd with the sewRfoite,, vas elected ~ smsll ma
jcry but THAI causs by the shorts ofths UDion
party. who sndesr rcd to put the state in praPer pe
sitien toward the South. GEORGE J. cornell the wig
csnodate tor Lieut. Governor, stood upon the Union
yl.tiorm, aud the result his defeat ~ sn .rty
81 about i've thousand In short every free sill
didtte 90 hs state ticket elected except John O.
Msttor, the democratic candidate tor Canal Coamis
siortr. AID hls election affected ,htedsh the
coptif,d ,Gorts OF tho Union and CONNER.
eia tpie.eit, In conjunction With the local
IN crest. q he people :, Toy, aud Of o;her, on the
party test botvs.n the abolition tree coil ~hga aud
the democrats. but Of the cause before named Toe
State OF New York IL nov entirely In tho han Il ~ the
free soil party composed paris Of both the former
great political parties, the election having been con
tested spd ied upon the slavery question: except
in tie case ~ the Canal Commissioner SO far as the
late election " concerned the result points most
clearly 70 further troubl. upon the hsvery sststOn
and there b. doubt but the represent ivss IN
Ccng. we'll IN the Senate &C the Unit stst',
or at least large majority OF the moired dsl,s.
tionf viii be among ths fret 10 bring the qusstion
a. ain before the country Sioc- the slection, the
suxioty has been great to hnow the result. that
eomparsi,sly little has been ssla upon the great alb
sorbrg qps,tiop but the same bitter snd rel-n,-ss
orpositi1n Exists Throughout the iat.uor north.rn
and western sections Of the state against the enorc-
rnent Of the Fugitive slave Law while they begin
saan 10 call through their journals for the admission
u New Mexico and Utah into the Union, With lsrs
rfobibitirs slsvery under their governments.
Mass.cHussrrs.-The feeling which was planly
manifest throughout this State prior to the late cleo
ton aud which were strenuousy opposed by sev,-
raj Of the far seeing and considerats journals OF
the city Of Boston, has been most satisfactorily con
nrmed by the late election. The vhig party, always
the free roll party Of the State under ordinary circam-
stances became distracted before the late election, IN
consequence Of the national ground assumed BY the
Hon. Daniel Webster, and the lises were strictly
drawn between non intervention and meddins With
the slavery question party, distinct from both the
vhg and democratic parties and drswag OF portion
Of both was ut once formed and thst third party hes
,uoceedca All the OLD abolitopists OF the state I'm
msdstsly ioiped With the new party, kno~ing While
| M profse.ed kthe name OF free soil, which means
an onpoeition to the further extension OF slavery,
that The views entertained by its leaders vers Of
the most ultra abolition cast and fully come 20
their ideas q the mors sin OF either extending the In
sitptien Of slavery, or suo~insh TO remain quietly