Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-21
massachusetts Election.

ported,
Nassuchusetts Election.
Massachusetts.
For Gorerno-
Winthrop (whig) 61,60l t
Boutwell,. DEM 1892
Palfrey, Free SoiO 2s,590
Increase of Mr.. Winthrop's vote over
that for Gov, B.iggs last year, 1863
Increase Of Gov Boutwell, over his
vote Of last wear. 1851
Increase Of the Free Soil vote 952
The Senate stands, Wings II Coalition II;
No Choice TO-; Doubtful .. Last year the
Coahtionists elected % by the people.
The final complexion of the Senate will de-
pend upon that o the House, as it will dcyove
upon the latter body to fill the vacancies in the
former.
The Representatives elect are,
Wings, 100
Coalition. lab
No Choice, lis
On the 18th Monday Of this month"; another
election of Representatives will take place,
which we doubt not will result in an increase
of the present Wing strength in the House,
and thus secure the election of the entire State
ticket.
The vote given above is much larger than
any ever before pocd in the State. Every
where the canvass was thorough and spirited.
Every inch Of the field was contested with en-
crgy, tact and stern resolve. This year as
llst the Wings had to do battle against that
unnatural and wicked alliance Of political anti
podeans, which Mr.. Choate has APPLY dcnomi-
mated Z" the unsecmly, low juggle-which, for
want Of a more damnatory definition, is called
Coalition" TO keep up shor Of consistency,
the Democrats and Free SoilerS run separate
and distinct tickets for Governor and Lieut..
Governor; but, owing, probably, TO some mex
plcable fatality, the County Conventions of the
two parties happened in every instance, to be
I called at the same place, and on the same day
, and hour. And what is quite as remarkable,
a directly upon the organization OF the respective
Conventions, in accordance with genuine par
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y l'ai'''''llS CU4'Gl''' eao" o,'e'''io" '',''
messages 10 the other, saying thll II was ready
to receive any communication touching their
h general interest The universal result was.
= that mongrel ticket, born of fire and water,
> was adopted by both Conventions. Here we
j. must stop, for we have alread transgrcssed
y our limits. We close with the following from
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y. the hes, svn,r,,,v If man or an olnressnd rpcc
lle ueot y h'Paln! ol llth 'oi d ptPIeSacu rue
l. in order to excite delirium of hatred and am
e. mostly against our countrymen IN the South
re aI,u ar 'to ~ - ,a w. !, & F'i,
ne .eycrntod the laws Of the T'nion which me-
be President had solemnly sworn to support. They
or attempted to array the city against the country
e, anI i,st7 tor natvar ~ hroaI da,v, tho rnn
~ stitu.;a,, of,Lo E,o,o rLoso oro ,La nr;rc;n,
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m ,,a,, at n f,trro tuna rotor 70 Wbilo tho p,s
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