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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER .,
EEugEsf Is GOvernOr.

Such is our deliberate conclusion, after
another days incessant labor over tele-
graphic dispatches, with their rapid and
endless contradictions, letters and newsPa-
per slips giving partial or hasty returns
from this or that County, and all manner of
trials TO temper our endurance. True if
we were to put epery County in the worst
Iicht wherein it mieltbe placed, we might
possibly figure out an election for Seymour,
but there is no probability Of any such re-
suit We believe the following table is
more favorable to Seymour than the Off
cial Returns will be. We think Clinton
County Is but SO for Seymour, instead of
1888, that Suffolk cannot be l.1OO, Though
we put it so for safety y that Oswego is
rather under 500, Essex over 700 for Hunt,
and that Erie is over 1,5O0, We think
Onond 4, Orange, Steuben and Ulster are
all too nigh for Seymour in our table, and
that Hunt is ahead in Sullivan, though we
give it to Seymour on the strength of a
Newburgh dispatch last evening. On the
other hand, Duchess may fall off little;
Montgomery may vary little either way
ard Chemung may go up a hundred or two.
Otsego is settled at Gl5. But we do not
see how Hunts majority IS to be. squeezed
below One Thousand, if our last nights
dispatches from Rome via Albany as to
Jefferson and Lewis stand fire, or even
Lewis alone. To elect Seymour on these
returns would be out Of our power. 1t
should be understood that the general dis
patches (not our Specially from Albany arc
made up in the Argus office, and naturally
have the best news for the wrong side
Our Special Albany dispatches are gene
rally from the Journal office. We say
again that Hunts election is as sure as it
could be in 50 close a contest and 50 soon
after the polls closed.
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WHY they did IL.

That man SO personally popular as Nh Hunt should
suspicion OF being tainted with Sewariism regarded
as an objection the clause OF that fatal leer Ia
" bcb he complained of the provisions OF the fugitive slave
law that lost Mr.. Hunt many conservative votes. We
expressed disapprobanon OF the language at the time,
and no doubt Mr. Huntnow takes our view Of the case
Il There are some tricks that do very
we'll to play once, if you only play them
slyly and sl1illfuIly. 1t was easy to stab
Washington Hunt for his avowal of dissat-
isfaction with the Fugitive Slave Law SO
long as the Evening Post, Albany Atlas,
&c. were firing their heaviest yolleyS at
that law and calling on the voters toshow
their detestation of it by voting against
Washington Hunt, the friend Of President
Fillmore. who approved the Fugitive
Slave Law. In this way St. Lawrence,
which regards that law with an intense and
all but unanimous hatred, gives Seymour
his heaviest majority, while Onondoga,
Cayuga, Clinton, Oswego, Orleans and
other Counties of like faith, give him heavy
votes. But had the People Of the State
been permitted to understand and realize
that Mr.. Hunt was to be cut and Sey-
mo1r supported by thousands of Wings on
such grounds, his majority would have been
recAoned by tens of thousands And now,
should it by any possibility prove that Mr..
Hunt has been defeated by these machina-
lions. We think it will be difficult to make
a majority of the Peopleof New Y DIRK vote
again for any body else to be their Cover
nor until they shall have elected Nr. Hunt
at least once.
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xxg.t pis,rict-Close Uork.

The Counties of Otsego and ScFoharic
are represented in the present Congress by
Hiram MAIDEN, who gave the only vote
from New-York for the Fugitive Slave
Law-he being the only Opposition Hunk
er in the House from our State. He did
not see fit orun again, but VIM. W. Snow,
another Of the same sort, was put up
against him. The Wings nominated
GEORGE W. CHASE, who is quite another
sort-neither bolter, nor dodger, nor any
thing in that line. Our latest reports say
that Snow has one hundred and acenty
majority in schoharie, while in otsego
where they both reside) Chase has from
one hundred and fifty to two hundred. We
do not consider Chase's defeat certain, but
presume he is beaten by fifty or sixty
votes. This is not particularly bad for a
District which gave Polk 1,844 majority
over Clay, and which last year gave Lott
LEG over Hunt.
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Loss and GNU,

When the Editor OF the Tribune at Syracuse expressed
his desire 10 drive The Old oges nol the Wing party
he the loss CUld be than compensated by bring
ing Free Sellers Where your Free Solers now, Mr.
Tribune The new combinations ne suid, would b. Il
Mir Tribune He cXuited over the secesson-the work OF
his hands " hat good cause had you Tor such eXllla
ton MIR. Tribune. Albany Register.
Aasucr Had 1.-The old fogies /" been
thoroughly and palpably induced to take
themselves away from the Wing party, we
think their place would have been well sup
Piled. The mischief was that they hung
onto the party while desiring and plotting
its defeat, and claimed to be better Wings
than the rest of us while managing to
elect Seymour. They stood in the door
way and kept Progressives out, while
winking over their shoulders to the Cros-
well Hunkers behind them-who were be-
leaguering the Wing citadel.
As to the question of loss and gain, We
think it is easily solved by comparing the
result of the late Elections in ONO, NEW
York and MICHIGAN (where the Wing
party plantedit itself on Free Soil, Progressive
prnciples) with those in PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND and NEW-JERsEY, where the
anti-Progrcssiye, hoId-back, say-nothing-
hat-anyJody-can-object-to spirit ruled the
counsels of our party. In the late Michigan
Wing Convention NationaIism crowded
through Resolves after its own heart by
vote of % to 90 but the Wing candidates
for Congress all planted themselves on dis
tinct Free Soil higher law grounds, and
by virtue thereof were triumphantly sus-
tanned. Not one of them could have come
within sight of an election on Duer plat
form. In Pennsylvania, one-fourth of the
Wings saw nothing in the issues presented
to draw them to the Polls, while only an
eighth of our adyersaries staid at home with
them. New-Jersey has just gone by the
board because our adversaries there claim
to be for Progress while the late Wing Lee
gislatures have resisted Progress, and Sena-
tor Dayton voted against abolishing FIog-
ging in the Navy. That single vote, in
view Of Mr.. Dayton's reelection depending
on the Legislature just chosen, was used
with deadly effect against US. New-Jersey
is strongly for the Protection of Home La
bor but our adversaies said g We too are
for Protection and 50 spiked that gun,
while they went strait into US on Home
stead Exemption, abolition of Property
Qualifications for Jurors, Free Schools and
other Progressive measures.
Shall the result teach US nothing
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A .et,er Look for the state.

ALaAyy Friday, Nov.s-5PM
.SchohQrie Co. gives Seymour but 423'
majority and Snow Opp. for Congress 200,
JeferS0n has not gives Seymour over 700'
Osuego (part estimated from the vote on
other tickets gives Seymour $50 to 900.
Cqttdrougos gives Hunt 200.
Erie gives Hunt about 400, says CIapP
of the Buffalo Morning Express.
Cbautauque gives Hunt 400.
Obego, according to letters and papers,
does not give Seymour over $50.
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noeua Returns-TeIcgrnphic slip.sIop.

Esosus acknowledgements Slip-slop.
NOT Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
" ITHACA, Friday Nov
Chenango Co.-seymour's majority is 279-
Bennett, Wing, for Congress, SO over Taylor
This is from Norwich paper.
ALBANY, Friday, Nov 8
Erie Co-Hunts majority is $50, with Collins
and Concord to be heard from.
Niagara Comay-Hunts majority 6i7 with
Somerset and Wheatfeld to hear from.
Orleans County-Hunt's majority l a. Accord
ing to one report another says the entire ticket is
Opposition, except the Sheriff
Rensselaer, Coanty-Hunt's majority geo
Onondasa Co'mty-Seymour's majority 6S7
lister County-SeymOur's majority from 800 to
600.
Warren Couutg-seymours majority 662.
E We give the above for what they
are worth-which is nothing. Ithaca is
smart place, but not the one to look to for
early or exact returns from the Counties
above reported from. We presume these
are partial returns, in good part made up
from newspapers. Ed. Ir26
CAYUGA CO.-A0,gpl Defeated,
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
AUBURN, Thursday, Oct :.
H. G-Hunts majority in CAYuGA Co. is about
200 Il Y. How, Jr. opp is elected in the
District by about thirty majority. &c. D.
ST LAWRENCE co.
ALBANY, Thursday, oy7-P,M
Twenty towns heard from give Seymour l.003
majority. Eight small ones to come in, which
will add leo.
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All Hail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

CHERRY VALLEY, Th1Tsday, NoYf.
T. WEED, Esq.-Dear Sir: Otsego has done
nobly; the majority against Hunt will be reduced
to 400 or 500. Chase, for Congress, has ma or-
ity of from 50 to 200 in the County and Schoha-
rie is reported to have gone also in his favor by
In the Ist Assembly District in this County II.
J. Campbell, sterling Wing, is elected by 81 ma
orty In the lid District Colin irregular Free
Soer is elected by a large majority. The. Ilid
District in doubt. Considerable Wing gains in
every town heard from.
Glory enough for one day
Yours, in great haste, H. }. ..
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Tote aud Cheering from the Rural Districts"
S,r.c.rL Ll,.rntci TIE Tri5,ne

ALBANY, Frday-8P-M
Our dispatch says Steuben is 900 for
Seymour The argus claims 1,4o0 for
Seymour in St. Lawrence. a dispatch
mst from Whitehall from a reliable source
says Clinton gives Seymour only 80. War
ren 637 for Seymour. Franklin l63 Wing
This may not be Hunt-) Washington
LOCO, estimating Greenwich and Easton'
A friend just from Wayne says Hunt has
$50 to 400 in that County. We only clam
400 in Delaware. (G.was at Catsklli with
all but Hancock.) Essex will be at least
700; 50 all is safe from there. Is Suffolk
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The Rcnl Bnby-Waker.
OTSEGO.

ALBANY, Nov. 7-Erenng
We have later and better from Old 0tsego.
Seg1nou5's majority as not orey Four Handredl
George W. Chase Wing Congress- carries the
County by about 200 majority. Two Of the three
members of Assembly are Wing. TT E.
We presume one of these Wing Members is
E.S Coffin lBarnburner nominated and supported
by the Wings in the Cooperstown District, Ed.
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KNAPp's HEAITH RESTORATIVE BIr-
rERs-The object Of these Bers-ap object which they
had never failed effect during period of fifteen years
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general debility owuess OF spirits, of energy aud all
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09
The Maryland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bnlloting
for President.

ANNAPOLIS, IMdl Fnday, NOV
The Maryland Reform Convention assembled
to-day at the same hour, and proceeded to baLl&
for President VIM. c Johnson, has withdrawn
his name from among the candidates, and the con
test remains between Generals Chapman How
ard and Ridgely. On the first ballot Gen. Chap
man recciv ed 10 votes Gen Howard i8, and
Ridgely ? Onthe last ballot Generals Chapman
and Howard each received 10 votes, and RidgeIY
A. 1t is the general opinion that Chapman will DO
electel 10 -mnrrnM.
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The Lntest nnd Rent .
speral Dispatch to The Tr1bsr<.

SpcrNl UifPufch 70 ne IT1bErf.
ALBANY, Friday evening, . o'clock
Wake up, "Old White Coat" We have
got EN-. sure We have a dispatch from
the Postmaster at Rome, which says Jetfor
son was but 500 for scymour-Lcwis only
200 for Seymour. B. Of Auburn says,
Tompkins 100 for Seymour-C Citation is
only 1ghty-thrse-Cayuga 100 for Hunt
Franklin is only 25 for Seymoxr-Mongoe
4,525 tor Hunt. J. 7. E.
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W.rrp,s ToorH So,p.-Tbis celebrated

WATERS TOOTH SoAr.-Ths celebrated
article which received the Premium al the late Fair IN
dispu,sbly the best Denirifce offered the public
Prof D. AWELLs Analytical Chemist, Cambridge Labor
atory Mass coinmeBds IN The slrongestefms As $50
Dr. n D. Ross Dentist, II 'rhird-st. Troy.
DR. RowELL, eminent Dentist of this city speaks ON
NEw-YoRE, Nov l. 1850,
Mr WATERS-Dt Dear Sir have used your Soap Den
,rfce and perfectly satisfied that 1t the best srtce
of the kind in use and as long as you continue TO
manufacture /; of pure materials you Will find ready sale
for II; and no person in the travelling community should be
without IL
CHARLES S. ROWELL
Dental Surgeon II Chambers-si,
Sold wholesale and retail ut
PRICES Medicine Depot, $50 Eulton-st.
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latest Election News.
Tribune's Special Dispatches
The State.
Our Latest Dispatch.

ALBANY, Friday Nov q. la5o.
CLINTON, Seymour, 1888; 0rsEeo, 600;
ONoNDAGA, $50; SrEUBEN, to 900,
EssEx.-7 to 800 for Hunt;
CoLUMBIA,-15O for Hunt;
Erie Commercial last evening says
over l,500;
FRANKLIN for Hunt
Nothing later from other Counties than
last evening. IT. f.
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s Summing up!

ALBANY, Thursday, Nov = PM.
Returns from the State clearl y establish
the fact of Hunts election. J.r.E.
Special Dispatch to The TribsPs.I
ALBANY. Fridays P. VI
Our last advices leave ST. Lomre@ce
1000 for Seymour. The Argus claims
1Hegony, I'VE learn from Rochester,
gives Church Wing for Congress 400 ma Ia,
iority, and the Wing State Ticket small
maioIity-that's all we know. A Troy dis
patch insists that Seymour has only eighty
three in Clinton. (Doubted.)
We can't figure Hunt below 700.
e. NJ Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

defeat in New-Y ork to the election of
Wings who do not consider war on the
Wing Senator from this State either just
or polite. We know the President con-
demns, and that not more than one Member
of his Cabinet approves, this sort Of devo-
ton to It's interests and honor.
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p,,,,.ry If ucDonogh.s House, &c.

Nsw.ORLEANs, Fndsy, Is
The house Of McDouogh, the mli l;..sd b75 ire
been robbed by one OF his slaves ass+I ,ook IRE
white men. The negro says they '.V or..tsss
w Tnntsts Of cold and silver There was pa NJ
oqG notes a. amounting to 100000 in the same
which it seems wa, not taken ,..,,;ll /, p0s
The The idea Of breaking McDonogh WIZ
r;dicnled by the New Orleans papers
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Good asain from the North.

WHrEHALI, Friday, Nov 3.
Clinton County has given 50 majority
for Seymour, and Franklin County 1863
majority for Hunt.
II This is our best dispatch yet, and comes
from the right quarter. 1t is of course the news
brought to Whitehall by the steamboat which
came up Lake Chanplain last night. I'd.
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Him OILS Election.

INICAGO, tTIUay, N0Yd
Walton Mallory regular Opposition, pledged to
bell, regular Opposition, pledged to repeal sue
ceeds Baker, Wing. Yates, regular Wing, sue.
ceeds Harris, Opposition Browning, regular
Wing, succeeds Richardson, regular Opposition.
Twenty five members Of the Legislature heard
from, showing great Wing gain
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The Legislature.

Qpeens-It is now said that Demott Wing is
beaten IN Queens; but to balance this VT have
elected Tuthill (Whisj from the Eastern District
OF Suffolk
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n,be NASHVILLE Convention.

The Nashville Convention, which meets On . ~,
day, will have but one delegate from 'n0--'-
General Gordon, Of Albemarle.
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DR.. HUTcHINGs's DYSPEPSIA BIrTERs.
This invaluable Vegetable Compound, we are glad TO
Ind, IS rapidly getting into general use in families lis
heanS QUALITIES as an anudy pepc medicine are now al-
most everywhere acknowledged, and checrfllly re-
Commend us use TO all who have notye ayaied themselves
l22 Fulton-st n Y. ''o'
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YERMoNr--The Joint Assembly of this State
follows: Stephen Royce, Chief Justice Isaac F.
Redfield, First Assistant Justice Daniel Kellogg,
Second Assistant Justice
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Washington Hens.

WAsmNCTON, FTldaYl Nov 3
The htd1igenccr announces to-day that the
Cabinet is so engaged in preparing the annual
reports as to be only able to devote TWO noun
daily to receiving public calls,
Remorols-A. j. Loughery and John C. Mull0y
Clerks in the Indian Bureau have been removed
William Deyereux of the same Bureau whose
accidental fall has been previously noticed dea
William A. Kennedy, formerly employed 'e "a,
porariIy, has been appointed to ciertship IN Tue
Post Office Department. fa,
The Rcpuditc rdicues the argument. o, PINE Iai
Union relative to the necessity OF Presidential
Proclamation against Boston, &c. ~,
Great efforts are making here BY naval oulc ,a'
to revive the cat" The President opposes tue
movement.
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GRrAr CARpEr Sans or IS. OOO Srock.

GREAT CARPET SALE OF Sfo,uUu SToCh'
The entire stock of CARpErlNG, on CLOTHS DRuGGErS
&c &c in store ~ Pear-st must positively be sold
before the LIST December Having taken The large and
eIegan, store S9 Broadway corner WhitS VIII open the
aare the Isl December next with an entire new STOCK
of rch and elegant Carpets, &c VIII sell their present
stock al first cost and positively asked Those IN
waut should avail themselves Of The present opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets at great bargains ~
PETERSON K HUMPHREY,
oss 2yt 50 Pearl-sL
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OTSEGo- COUNTY.
By the ORe,Ay Line.

uTtcs, Friday. Nov. s.
orsEoo County gives Seymour but 600, instead
OF 1000 as first reported.
Thank you, Sir; but we had the
news before and hope it is less than GOO
Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

u sNlrHrlELD, Madison Co the home of
Gerrit Smith gives for Goyernor-Hunt ., Sey-
mour So EE'm L. Chaplin leg
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By Telegraph to the Nfw-York Tribune,

Correspondence OF The Tribune
II. GREENPoRr, Sual TX Co Thursday Nov,
Herewith you have reported majorities for Isl
Assembly District OF SuYroLx Co.
Mqjor5ties Wing Loco.
Southampton SEQ East Hampton, Is
RverheRd. - Southol3 100
Spelter Island, tic
oSL 1875
Franklin Tuthill, the Wing Candidate for Az.
sembly, is undoubtedly eected-A Whis OF the
right stamp. Congress Ticket about evea with
the Assembly Ticket State Ticket may be
little behind. Yours I'D.
BUFFALO Friday Nov.
The exact vote on the State Ticket cannot be
ascertained hero. Some towns are not reported
in full. 1t is generally believed Hunts majority
in Erie viii not vary from l,59O to 1000.
Cattaraugus gives Hunt $50 majority.
Allegheny gives Hunt 80 majority, reportedl
ALBANY Friday Novs.
Clinton gives 3e3 for Seymour
Warren gives 700 for seymour
Otsego otEicial) gives 6l5 for Seymour Chase
Wing Congressman by 100.
Steuben gives SEQ tor Seymour
The result here is considered very doubtful
Parts of each ticket are certainly elected
The acknowledgements silp-Slap.
ALBANY Friday Nov
Clinton gives 5e3 Tor seymour.
Warren gives 662 for ditto.
Otsego 600 for ditto,
Hunts majority in Erie Co. we do not thiuk
A. is put down 80 for Hunt in the J1ay
nal, but we have nothing frcm that County "
Cattaraugus. ,,-,,..,.
The Opposition majority in this County, t0r
ange) will reach 500 at least. letter to gen.
tleman in this village says Seymour will have
small majority in Sullivan Co
Warren, Opposition majority CO..
Franklin, Wing 1863
Clinton, Opposition 80.
Washington probably Loo;
Greenwich aud Easton not heard from.
DUTCHEss AND PUTNAM
10 7sl.,yopb PouGHKEgPstE Nov. Pm
In i Datchcss County Hunts majority is about
100 Wing Congressman, 2O0i TIVE Wing AS
semblymen elected In Putnam Seymours ma
-. T.,,n.,,u Eve I0ur
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The Loco-Focos and the Fugitive si"'' 49,
in Boston. ~

The Loco Focos held ameeting n us 1asu and
I B G hSh h' maintained @sa the cqnst5oo9s
the Fugitive Slave Bill and declared That ~ s s
r rep the law Of the land it must Dc -
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-09

A GREAT TRIUMPH Will wonders
never cease? The inventive Genus and Artistic SIKH
OF e Roo1s keep pace with the improvements OF the age
By constant application ana the experiments CT years ey
have ai las discovered the great secret hitherto yelled IN me
hrcana Of hidden mystery by Which they haze gained The
mastery Of the light and enabled to take ne pest
Daguerreoypes even in dark and cloudy weather 1heir
Galiery is r.e-at 1853 Brold wnY cor. Franklins.
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Illinois Election.

CHARLESTON, m, Nov g.
Returns from Coles Co H., show majority Of
275 for Rcaves, for c ngress LOuderis elected
Representative in Mouthie Co.
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The lafe Fire in Archibald

HosEsDALE. tfY-pp{ ;bsj ~
The damage by the late fire in , AfCG,e go:
as follows Thos. brown Brown l s7sa on budiosS
Res Se s store 81 iI ooo insured for goo
new n SSt & 8 H oi goods $500 no insurance
loss, 81, l02.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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