New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14


REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED --Searsport, DEM
oer,,;c, Bslfs.t. A. w. johnson, Wing, and anti
Maine Law; Eastport Richardson, Maine Law
WAig, BY 80 majority Calais, Noah Smith, Maine
law whig, by IS majority Gorham, Name
law Whe. last wear Democratic; Windham,
Democratic Brurssicl. Wing; Westbrook,
Democratic Freeport, Wing, gain Cumberland,
Wing. gain; Harpswell, Wing, gain; Kennebunk
Port. Democratic Saco, Butler, Maine Law
Whig, Bangor. two Wings Buxton and Liv-
.ngston Democratic Lyman and Hollis Dem
ocratic Biddeford, Democratic, gain; Portland,
Wings.
Two Wing and two Democratic Senators are
rrohsbly elected in Cumberland County, being on
the Temperance tcket-(Whg GAIN
In Pepobscot County two Wings are probably
elected-CWhig gau.)
In addition to the foregoing towns, eight. others
foot up; ,,s cb.rd,sr
1854 1851 S3z.
But their names are not given, and we have no
means of making comparison with their former
vote.
CoSeRESs-Moses Mcdonald (Dem is elected
TO Congress in the lid District, and Samuel p.
Benson (whig) in the Hid, both by large ma
jOrities.
In the Iyth District Farley (Whig) has good
show for an election In eight towns he leads
Kimball, the highest Democrat, 60 votes.
In the With District Washburn tWhig) is re-
elected by large plurality.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Twenty -four of the principal towns on
and near the line of telegraph, give Hubbard,
lDem.) sos; Crosby, (Whg) 5,4Ol; Chandler,
independently 1906; scattering, al. The re-
turns are indecisive, but indicate no choice for
Governor
FIFTH DISPATCH.
In 80 towns Hubbard loses over 6,000
votes. He is undoubtedly defeated, as his ma
iority last year was only 600.
Three Wing Members of Congress are surely
elected, namely: Washburn, Farley and Ben
son. Mcdonald, (Dem) is certainly elected, and
Fuller, (Den) probably.
From the lid District we have no returns.
The Legislature is yet in doubt, but will probably
hs Democratic. So far the Wings gain mem
be,s in the House. The Democratic majority
last year was 80.
- The vote of Portland for Congress was:
Apn,eton (whip). IL 30 Mcdonald DEM. j, 527
And at the same time they give 4Oo majority
&; the Wings to the Legislature.
The vote Of Bangor was
w..hburn OYhis). IL Isl Strickland . .192
Great WhIg and Democratic Demonstrations
In Baltimere.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Sept. 10, 1852
An immense Wing meeting is being
held In Monument square which Il brilliantly iuumnat.
cd and the Battle Monument hung wito lights. Ward
S,jnbs marched with trsusOareucies, several lsfse
ones ON wheels aud two AMPS drawn by horses Inere
4, fine display Of rockets and fireworks In 'front.' OF tue
Court House. which 10 beautifully decorated win tne
motto of "Scot Graham, and the Union hfeWorks'
ptpe the Of the candidates aud tenn sur
mounted by flag in the back ground The eoncourse
present 10 Immense the largest meeting ever held 10
ihis city There is speaking frsn two stands, and
speeches are being delivered by Henry winter
Tayis Judge ThompsOn, Of lndiana, HON. Jonn
NJ Clsyt ~ and others Enthusiasm unpfeceden,el
A Democratic mass meeting In M
change place is slso progressing. large stand Is
brilliantly illuminated, ami large numbers OF transpa
repces. brought by the ward clubs surround It Bon
res are burning at each end Of the square, anu hre
works and rockets occasionally let OIL The meet
ing IL largo bat not equal the Whg meeting at the
Square There 10 great Enthusiasm. Speeches. are
being delivered by Francis Thomas, Henry bsrrlngei
and others.