The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-07
ELECTIONS



We find the following returns Of the New YORK cleo
ton in the Baltimore Patriot OF last evening lhey are OF
course incomplete and depend on hasy Geographic des
patches for their accuracy We can scarcely form any
satisfactory opinion OF the result Inc democrats nave
gained several members OF Congress some o'neI re-
norris reduce the majority Of Kngsland, ine wing candi
da,e for mayor Of New York. to 1000 Wehave been
.vD.c0v hourly more full aad detailed returns ourselves
and will suboin Them they come before We go TO press
,sy telegraph 10 the Baltimore PauiolI
New York, Nov. ga m.
The election for governor, members OF Congress ca
al inspector OF State prisons, clerk OF the
,r, nj appeals and members OF the general assembly,
,ook place In this Stale yesterday.
The candidates for governor were Washington Hunt
fyhi0l and Horao Seymour (dem y for lieutenant gov
smor' George j. Cornell (whig) and Sanford E Church.
dem for canal commissioner, Ebenezer Blakey (whg)
snd William p Ange dem y and for clerk OF the court
Of appeals. Charles r. Benton, who is supported by both
There are thry-four members OF Congress from the
State and in some OF the districts Of this city there are
more than two candidates running.
The general assembly consists OF 1913 members, and is
elected by single districts throughout the whole State
New York city having sixteen members
There were also elected in this city mayor and other
e;ty officers A. C. kingsland (whig) and Fernando
Wood (dem) were The candidates for mayor. From
the returns so far as yet received the following state
ment is made:
Mn H.
bya very large majority. The city council will proba
y BsoorIYN-The wings also elect their mayor in this
city -
We have partial returns from a great many cities,
,owns and districts and there is doubt felt that Hunt
(whg and the whole wing State ticket are elected AL
bany gives Hunt majority OF 1866. and Buffalo majority
OF about 200 for Seymour.
CONGRESS.
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towing members:
). Emanuel B. Hart. (Lem)
T. J. H. H. Hanes, (whig)
s. George Briggs, (whig)
g. James Brooks, (whig,)
[These are The members from New York city Mr..
Brookss majority is about S00-a Just tribute to the noble
stand he has taken on the slave bill and the other
peace measures OF Congress
8. Thomas McKissock. (whig)
49, j. L. Schoolcrait, lwhig)
H. Alexander H. Buell., (dem)
co. Timothy Jenkins, (dem)
90 Leander Babcock, ldem)
%. A. NJ SchermeThorn, (whg.) 4.
80. ] Horsiord, (whg(
80 S. g. Ravens, (whig)
SECOND DESPATCH
NEW YORK, Nov. Ga. m-Hunt, for governor, and
Cornell for lieutenant governor are ahead so far as heard
The following assembymen are elected from New
York city:
DIsrRIcTs
l. Albert A. Thompson (democrai)
2. Charles X. Swords, (whig)
g. Charles A Dana, (whg.)
4. Abraham Wakeman, (whig)
Michael Doughery, (democrat)
8. Wyllis Blackstone, (whig)
7. Henry j. Raymond, lwhg)
s.. 81. Macomber, (whig)
John Ryan, twhg)
II. James Denny, (whg.)
IL. Mike Walsh, (democra)
49, J: Varnum. (whig)
a. George Clarke, twhig)
is. j. l. Townsend. (whig)
l6 William Green, lwhig)
The indications are, far can Judge from the
returns that The wings have carried The entire State by
large majority.
Seymour carries the city by about 10000 majority. and
Cornell, for lieutenant governor, by about 5000.
THRD DESPATCH.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 6-.p MIN Oswego county Hatch
and Lewis (dem.) are elected 10 the Legislature.
In Albany county Babcock (dem.) has 100 majority
John Higgins (dem) chosen district attorney by 200
majority. Seymour has 500 majority for governor.
a so9Ds hS; % y0
elected in the district by 1000 majority.
Chenango county gives $50 majority for Seymour.
WallbrdSe twhg) has over 200 majority for Congress
IN Tompkins county. Lansing county TO hear from.
FOURTH DESPATCH
Chautauque county gives Hunt 500 majority; Wyo.
ming $50 majority; Warren reported 500 democratic
Jointly
LATEST
tBy telegraph the Unionl
New YoRK, Nov &c, p m.
Majority for Seymour in 0swego county, soo ma.
orty for Hunt in Chafauque county, ,I3s; in Wyo-
ming, $50; in Broome, $50; in Monroe, 400; in Sara
toga, 400; in Orleans, $50; in Rensselaer,, 300; and
Seneca a Tie.
Chenango county-Seymours majority $50; demo-
cratic congressman elected
0neida-Seymour has l,206 majority; Jenkins (dem.)
|Seeied 10 Congress by l40.
Herkimer-l,5oo majority reported for Seymour.
Madison-300 majority reported Tor Seymour
Wanen-s00 majority reported for Seymour.
Toga-Seymour's majority so; Taylor, (dem. } 233.
0svego-Seymour's majority 900; Babcock, (dem.)
ior Congress, 100.
Chemung- Waldridge (whig) has $50 to 800 majority
lor Congress; majority for Seymour 200.
Tompkins-Wo Woodbridge, twhigJ for Congress, has
100 majority. lansing "a strong democratic town. to
come in
10 Albany county Hunt has 200 majority; Schoolcra
(whlg,) for Congress, 300.
Cayuga-About 100 wing majority on State ticket
congressman local
Ene-Havens, (whg) for Congress, about 500 major
fy
Genesee gives 500 wing majority on the State ticket
Monroe-S chemerhom (whig) reelected 10 Congress
oyloO 10 $50 majority.
Montgomery gives Alexander (whig congressman 200
majority; wbg State ticket reported 100 majority.
onondasa-Joness (dem) majority for Congress Is no