Eastern times., 1852-11-11
the Glorious Result.

The Glorious Result.
Never was there so glorious result to the
Democracy and so dishearteniug and deadening
result to Whggery, as was brought about
in the States Of this Union on Tuesday OF last
week By the omnipntent fiat of the People
To the first, it is absolutely beyond the most
ardent faith of the most faithful-to the latter,
but one word expresses it, and that is over
whelming defeat.
II is rendered almost certain that Gen. Pierce
has carried TwENTY-NINE States, and Gen.
Scott but TWO! No candidate for the Presl-
dency ever received 50 large number of cleo
toral votes as Gen. Pierre.
MAINE has gone for Pierce by 10000 plu-
rality strong.
New .HAMrsHrRE Returns from 19l out of
the 224 towns in siee State, show net gain of
542s for.Pierce over the. Governor vote of last
spring The majority in the entire State will
be al least 200.
RHODE ISLAND, ! 900.
CONNECTICUT. Returns from the whole
State show the vote of Connecticut TO have
been as follows; Pierce 81 ,467; Scott % 1868;
Hale 1852 The vote at the election in l84S
was, Taylor 3O,3l4; Cass 81 ,O46; Van Buren
5,OO5. Taylor's plurality, 3,268; Pierces
plurality, 1904; Pierce's net gain, 5,872:-
Free soil less this year, as compared with
ls48, 2,O53.
New JERSEY. The Newark Advertiser es-
Inmates Pierce and Kings majority iii New Jer-
sey, at between 5000 and 5000. The next
Legislature will probably stand as follows =
Senate, wings, l3 democrats. House, 81
wings, 80 democrats. Names of Congress
men elected-lst district, Nathan L. Stratton,
dem. Cd, Chas. Skelton DEM; Sd, Samuel
Lilly, DEM. 4th, George Vail, dem. 9Th,
Alexander C. M. Pennington, whig. The
next Legislature will be democratic. L. S.
Senator is to be chosen in place of Hon. l. W.
Miller, whose term expires on the 4th of
March next.
MISSISSIPPI. This State has gone for Pierce
by sweeping majority.
SOpldH Sa'O iCiSN cch AA"JoAA'J
Warren county gave Scott 2i9 majority; At
tai county. gave Pierce 352 majority; Jeshe-
mengo county gives Pierce 5G2 majority.
MARYLAND. Pierce's majority $500. Tay
lor's in 1913 was 3l74.
New York, unofficial returns give Pierce a
plurality of 25,99l.
DELAWARE, little whiggish Delaware, gives
Pierce majority of % by official returns.
Pennsylvania, 10000.
VIRGINIA, 10000
ONO, $4,000.
MICHIGAN has gone for Pierce by a large
plurality. "+'
ILLINOIS. The democrats sweep the State.
Missouri goes for PIERCE by $4,000 major
ity.
GEORGIA. The democratic majority in this
State is set down in telegraph reports at 90,
900! In 1913 Taylor had 2742 majority.
INpiANA. Pierce's majority, it is said, will
be about 600. Cass's majority was 1888.
SOUTH CAROLINA, nearly unanimous for
Pierce.
The Legislature of South Carolina, which
met few days since, elected Hon. James ST.
monds as Speaker of the House, and Hon. r.
+. Allston, President of the Senate. Pierce
and King Electors were chosen, and received
125 out of loS votes cast.
Iowa, 5000.
b,, E,r Diaroo
VIRGINIA, 10000.
NoRTH CAROLINA, from 5000 TO 5000.
ALABAMA, democratic, by heavy majority.
LOUISIANA. The wings yield the State to
show democratic gain on the October cleo
tion. The State has undoubtedly gone for
Pierce and King.
ARKANSAS, strong for the democracy, as us
ual.
Texas, ditto.
TENNESSEE. The last report is that Pierce
has carried the State by 5000 majority.
KENTUCKY. 1t is reported this strong whig
State has gone for Pierce by 1000 majority
This majority may be cut down when the re-
tnras are all in, but there is little doubtthat
the democrats have carried the State.
Scott has carried
VthMoNT, 10 900 plurality,
MASSACHUSETTS. The whole State has
now been heard from. The vote of the State
stands, for Pierce Al, ,lOs; Scott 81 POS; Hale
20,O0s; Scattering 1870.
Though there may be little doubt in rela-
tion to one or two states named above, we pre-
sent the following table of states for Pierce and
for Scott, with their electoral votes respec-
lively.
30 STATES FOR PIERCE.
ELECTORAL VoTEs
Maine q
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York %