Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
New York Election.


the State tlc~e, in doubt, with the bal
unce of chances on the wrong side.
The Wings have probably elected the
Senators in the 4'h. 5ih, 6h, 7rh, 10Th,
l2,h 18th, 18th. 18Th, 2o,h. 2lst, 23d,
\ oath, 25rh, 27ih, 2sth, 2s'h, 3Oth, 3lsi,
aud 32d Districts
The Democrats have carried the other
districts. Wings so, Democrats l2.
: AssEMBLy.--As lar as heard from the
Wings have elected 90 Representatives,
the Democrats i6.
The reports from the Nothern coun-
| ties are looked upon as favorable to the
Wings.
The majority for Gov. Hunt (whig)
in 1850 was 266 for Lieut.. Gov Church,
(Dem. and Anti Rent) 73l4.
New YoRx, Nov. 5.-The election
yesterday as far as heard from may be
summed up briefly ns follows: The
I city has g,ne Democrutlc-that party
having elected more than iwo-thrds Of
the members Of the Common Council
thus reversing the state of parties in
r both boards, as they have stood the last
two years. They have also elected Mr..
Dyckman, Register, and probably Mr..
Tillow Recorder. Also the entire Ju-
dietary ticket.
The Wings have elected Messrs. Beck
man, Morgan and Newcomb, Senators
in the 4,h 5th and 9th districts. Nearly
, all the Democrats elected arc also Un-
ion men.
The New York Tribune says;
4 o'clock, 4. M-Wc cannot say how
the State has gone, though it is not i'm
probable that part OF each ticket is
elected.
So far we have Wing gain on Gov.
Hunts vote, but we must lose heavily in
Delaware and some other anti Rent
Districts.
The city we have lost, through "Un-
ion Safety" Vaccinations and Wing
dissensions. But we have carried three
of the four Senators.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The State ticket 10
close, and doubtful, but from present
appearances, the Wings are defeated.
The Wings have majority in the
Senate, but the Assembly is still doubt
ful.
New YoRx, Nov. eth, s p. NJ.
That portion Of the Wing State tic
ket in the city supported ty the Union
lists ,s defeated by from 100 TO 500 ma
ior ty, and the residue OF the ticket is
defeated by from $500 to 1000 majority.
The Democrats undoubtedly elect all
of their county and judicial nominees by
from 500 TO 1000 majority.
From returns ut hand II appears that
the Wings have elected 81 members OF
the Assembly the Democrats 40, leav-
ing 81 doubtful.
Nrw JERSEY ELECTION. Newark.
Nov. 5.--The few returns thus far re-
ceived, though quite meagre, are sui-
fcient TO indicaiea Whig defeat through
out the State. In Essex county, the
Wing candidate for the State Sen,tc is
undoubtedly elected, but bya greatly
reduced majority, and probably all OF
the candidates for the lower branch Of
the Legislature. though two or three
are uncertain.
So lar as can be estimated Mt present,
the Senate will stand II Democrats TO
8 Wings. In the Assembly, about 36
Democrats to "a Wings. -Adre,G er.
MISSISSIPPI ELEcTioNs.-JdcksOn
Nor. 4, p. M-The election in this
State is progressing with much spirit
The Union men are highly elated with
their prospective success and in almost
every district arc polling an immense
vote. Gen. Footc for Governor, is
sweeping everything before him carry
the State by over 10000 majority. In
the. LIST district Tor Congress, ID. r.
Naloss, in the 3D., John ID. Freeman
and in the 4th. A. b. Dawson, all Union
mon, will undoubtedly be elected by
handsome majorl,ies. In the 81 district,
however, Melville, Seccessionist, is
polling a pretty heavy vote.
But Mr. McWillie has repudiated
the hcresy of immediate secession, 1d
admitted that the question has been
settled in favor of the Union by the
popular vote.
DrLAwARE ELIcTioN.-Wilmington,
Nov. 5.-From returns received from
different portions Of the State up to the
present time, there is little doubt but
the State has voted Convention to
draft new Constitution.
Massachusetts Election.
We give below returns from every
town in the State but two, Of the cleo
ton in this State yesterday The late
ness OF the hour leaves Us no time tor
comments upon its somewhat unexpcct-
rd results. Mr.. Winthrop falls nearly
eight thousand votes short of un cleo
ton.
The Coalition have probably elected
fifteen Senators: 6 in Middlesex, 5 in
Worcester, in Franklin, in Berk-