Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-11-14
ELECTIONS.
Glorious News from MassneiiuA
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! WHfGGERI on This WANE!
The election III this stronghold Of the wings
has resulted in their most signal defeat The
returns received include the vote OF most Of the
States for Governor, Senators, Representatives
to the General Court, and Representatives to
Congress.
The results as far as these returns are deci-
sive, are as follows: Ey
Governor. There is no choice Gov.
Briggs has majority against him of s,755
Senafe.-The wings have elected but Sen
ators, while the coalition have elected o.
The coalition therefore, are sure of the Senate
Representatires.-It appears that 1873 wings
and l4I coalition Representatives are chosen
The towns yet to choose, may possibly change
this result; but the chances are in favor of the
coalition.
Representatives. to Congress.-In the LIST dis
trict Mr.. Appleton is elected BY large vote
I'd district, no choice. Sd, 4th, 5th and 9th,
40 choice. 18th. Goodrich, Wing, probably
defeated. 9Th, Mann, Wing Free Soiler,
elected. 10Th, doubtful-Scudder, Wing,
probably elected.
NEW YORK. The run for Governor in
this State, is very close-the closest ever
known.
In 50 counties, the Albany Argus finds for
HINT inritv of IQde and lculatcc
the six remaining counties may leave his ma
jority about 1900 in the State. The demo-
cratic gain over last year in the above so coun-
ties is over FOUR THOUSAND. The Jour-
nal of Commerce makes Seymour's majority
2s6 in all the counties but Ulster and Allegha-
ny, which last year gave % democratic MAORI
ty. Hunt appears to have got the antl-rent
vote.
Legislature The Argus counts Al demo-
Gratis, 10 wings elected to the assembly-24 10
be heard from. The wings will have con-
siderable majority, insuring the U. S. Senator.
New York City gave sos majority for Sey
mour, Democratic candidate for Governor, and
4 ,442 for Cornell, Wing candidate for Lieut..
Gov. Both these gentlemen were also candi-
dates on the Union ticket.
LATER. Cattaraugus and Allegheny coun-
ties give $50 majority for Hunt. This COM
pletes all the counties in the State. Allowing
1000 majority for Hunt in Erie leaves major
ity for Seymour in the whole State, of 2i5.
For Congress, sixteen democrats, seventeen
wings, one 10 hear from-being DEMO
CRATIC GAIN OF FOURTEEN!
New York.-A despatch says "Seymour's
the man" for governor. There is no doubt
THE DEMOCRATS GAIN FOURTEEN OR
FIFTEEN CONGRESSMEN.
Argus Office, Albany, Nor. lit is use
less to speculate upon the rumors afoat about
our revised returns We estimate that about
one hundred votes will balance either candi-
date The Journal claims this evening S04
majority for Hunt; putting Jefferson at 600;
Oswego 1913, Duchess balanced, and Kings
CTS. We put Jefferson 500, Oswego 96l,
Duchess l20-all for Seymour-and Kings
532
Net1 York, Nor. 12th-The Journal Of
Commerce claims the election of Seymour by
25 majority. The other papers generally con-
cede Hunts by about 800. We shall doubt
less have the official returns some time to day,
when the exact result will be known.
WISCONSIN, In the first District Charles
Durkee is elected to Congress by about 800
majority. Milwaukee county gave 1887 major
ity for Andrew E. Gilmore, dem; the wings
however generally voted for Mr.. Durkee.
In the I'd District, Eastman, democrat, is
elected over Cole, whig-majorty not known.
The Legislature is largely democratic, there
being at least 90 majority on joint ballot, which
secures the election of L. S. Senator.
NEW JERSEY. The democratic gain on
the popular vote is over NINE THOUSAND.
The legislature being democratic, will choose
l. S. Senator, in place of MIR. Dayton
The congressman chosen are
l. Nathan T. Stratton, dem. gain.
2 Charles Shelton, dem. gain.
3. Isaac Wildrick, dem. gain.
f. Geo B Brown, whig.
5. R. NJ. Price, dem. gain.
The papers of Saturday evening did not set
tie the question of who is elected Governor of
New York.
Illinois Election.-Walton Maloney, the
regular Democratic nominee, pledged to re-
peal. succeeds Wentworth, Dem, in the 4th
district In the 9Th district, Mr.. Browning,
the regular Wing candidate, succeeds Rich
ardson, Dem. Baker, whg, in the 9th dis
trict, is succeeded by Campbell, the regular
Dem. candidate pledged to repeal. Mr.. Yates,
the Wing nominee, succeeds Harris, DEM, in
the 9TH district The 25 legislative districts
heard from show great gain for the Wings.