New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14

mAIEE-W A6DUuIua III viz W.
gor District is nearly l500 instead of 500 or 80 rs
indicated tby mistake in our last. 1t will very
nearly equal the united maorites Of the four OF ve
Loco-Fooos elected.
". Fifty towns give Reed (Whigl 644O, An
drewa Opp 6,065. The remaining towns mainly
in Oxford are said to have elected Andrews by
abou. 100 plurality.
III. Goodenow (Whig) runs largely behind his
ticket but is elected by small majority.
/ Mcdonald Opp has about 500 plurality
Casa beat Taylor AID Van Buren, united in this
District.
V.E.K. Smart Opp is 223 ahead and 10 as
likely 10 gain as lose in the towns to be heard from
VII. Nothing decisive from Aroottook. Forsy.six
towns in Hancock and Washington give Pike
tWhig) 1885, Fuller Opp 2748. Chances in fa-
vor of the latter See our dispatch.
Gopernor.-Hubbard is reelected by the People
Senate.-The Boston Atlas thinks tnslue Wings
to nine Opposition are probably elected, leaving ten
or twelve 10 choice The Portland Argus thinks
there will be small majority the other way.
House.-Opposition The Atlas thinka by re-
duced majority. 1t will be enough however
IoyyA.-The special Election in the ct Congress
District of this State for Member Of the present
Copgress, in place Of VIM. Thompson, j., unaeated
for undue return, has been ordered to take place
on the oath inst DANIEL F. MILLER, who WAS
chosen by majority Of votes in August, 1913, Is
again Wing candidate by accsmation, and we
trnst be will either be elected or will compel the
Loco Foco managers to steal poll-book to defeat
him. DsIazon lvulgarly DeIuson) Smith il an in
dependent candidate against him.
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HONOR TO OLD OSEIDA An Executive Com
mittee Of the friends OF Free Schools has appoint
ed strong Town Committee of s~o citizens each
in the several towns whereof the names Tor twelve
tow1u are announced in fall while those OF the re-
naming towns are to be announced as soon az
their acceptance is signifed. The County Com.
mittee say
"nis earnestly hoped that The friends OF Free Schools
will pursue active and vgllsut course n prosecuting
for Tntpersqi Education The Comninse esl confident
The question is fairly presented the County oil oAs
da Will sustain the law by large msJoTly
Oneida 10 one of the Counties in which the
enemies of the Free School system have made the
most imposing demonstrations OF strength Let
them be met elsewhere with equal spirit and Free
Schools will be sustained by One Hundred Thou
sand majority.
Missouri We have a 81 Joseph Gazette OF toe
28th mat which has unofficial returns from all the
Counties in the Nth Diarica but one and the re-
ported majority from that reeecting Willard 2.
Hall AMT Benton by 100 majority over G. b. Bow
man, (Whig) 1t thinks the official will confirm
this This iG the latest account from the District
and stands good till we get later.
p. S.--The ct. Louis Republican of the 5sh inst
comedies Mr.. Halls reelection, by 81 majority 1t
says;
We regard the Fourth Distract as uetted. w.
P. Hall ia reelected to Congress, by a majority of
ninety one votes. We supply the vote from the
missing county and then the totals stand;
For w Hail. (Ani-BenIon)
Gardephire Benton $500
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