Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-13
The State Elections.

New York. The election took place last
Wednesday, and was for legislature, judge of
the court of appeals, secretary of state, comp
troller, treasurer. attorney general, engineer,
canal commissioner, and prison inspector.
The latest despatch announces that full re-
cradle state tieket is elected. 1t is not improba
BILE that the democrats may have both senate
and house. 1t is believed that IL democrats
and Is wings are chosen to the senate; but in
case off, tie. Lieut.. Gov. Church, who pre-
sides, is democrat. 10 ID. e ar .r.r "a
Last year the whig majority in the house
was 36-democratic gain thus far 20.
NEW YoRK CRY. Last year the wings had
II aldermen, and IL assistant aldermen, while
the democrats had but seven of each. This
year the democrats have Is aldermen and 10
assistant aldermen, giving them majority Of
10 in one branch, and 9 in the other-a gain OF
l6! The Post says ut is quite certain that
cur whole judiciary and county tickets have
been chosen t
Williamsburg has chosen democratic may
or, A. J. Berry.
MARYLAND. The entire Democratic State
ticket is elected by TWO THOUSAND majority,
and Democrats have majority in the Legisla-
ture, the first time for many years, if ever be-
fore So much for keeping up with the age.
The whole Democratic ticket for Baltimore is
elected, some of them by more than TWO rHous-
AND majority.
MISSISSIPPI. Foote's majority for Governor,
will be from ire to ten thousand. Three of the
Democratic Union candidates for Office are GER
tainly elected.
LOUISIANA. From the returns thus far re-
ceved, the new Congressional delegation will
stand as follows First district, Louis II. Mar
tin, dem. second, T. A. Landry, whig third
do, Alex q. Xenn, dem fourth do , Isaac Z.
Morse, dem.
NEw JERSEY. The next legislature will
stand, senate wings, Is democrats; assembly
l6 wings, A democrats. A democratic gain
in the former of 8, and in the latter of 10 men,
bers.
MASSACHUSETTS,. Returns from all the towns
III INC otale, eAcept three, nave oeeH receiNeu
at the Journal office. The result shows there
has been no choice for Governor by ,he people.
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, the whig candidate
for Governor, lacks 1898 votes of an election.
The question on the Revision of the Consti-
tuition has been decided in the negative, by the
following vote:-Yeas 5O,O46, nays 81. IA
majority against it. 1868.
The coalition probably have majority of
the Legislature.
GLoRIous News FROM CALIFORNIA After all
the whig humbuggng to keep back the truth
till after the Pennsylvania election. it appears
that "t'other Bgler" has been chosen governor
of California by fifteen hundred majority. and
that the democrats have majorties in every
county in the state but one This is accord
ng to the fitness Of things. Hurra for William
and John Bigler. the keystone and the Golden
Gate ,-Bo sion Post.
PENNSYLVANIA Official majority for Bigler,
democratic candidate for governor, 1886.
VIRGINIA ELECTION The election for men,
bers of Congress and other officers took place
in Virginia on the 23d nit The result was, as
heretofore, the complete triumph of the demo-
cratic party. Two tederaiists were elected and
only thirteen democrats. sound. firm and true
to the Union and the Constitution.
MICHIGAN. The res at in this State is an
overwhelming democratic triumph. 1t is
thought that McLelland's (democraD majority
for Governor. will reach ten thousand. The
democratic majority in Detroit is 1874.
DELAWARE. The people have voted for a
convention to draft a new constitution. This
of course is another whig defeat, as the wings
don't like 10 have the people make new consti-
tutions
WISCONSIN This is the only State from
which the election news is adverse to the DEM
ocrats. The report is that Wing Governor.
l.. ]. Farwell. is elected by from 1000 to 2o5O
majority. Returns thus far received are
thought to Indicate that there will be MAORI
ty of wings and free soilers in the Assembly