Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
From the ssitimore Patr.ot
New york Election. !, /.

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Official returns of the late election in New York
thirteen to hear from. In the counties from which
the returns have been received, the vote is as fol-
lows:-Leavenworth Wing, 124,49l; Clinton,
Hard 76, 194; Verplank, Soft, 74,77s. So that the
Hards are still ahead of the Sots, and it is sadw
also be whenthe whole State is heard from. The
latest returns from the Sixth Judicial District ap-
pears to elect Charles Mason, CDem.,) instead Of
John NJ. Parker, (Whig) as Judge of the Supreme
Court. If this is correct, the Judges elect ale 8
Wings and Democrats.
| 1t will be remembered that the Washington
Union, the organ of General p fierce, and no doubt
speaking for him, was more determined in its op-
position to ex Senator Dickinson than 10 any
other of the Harls in New York. The public
were thus directed it were to look at the result
in Mr.. Dickinson's county, TO see how popular and
strong President Pierce AMI his Cabinet are with
the partythat elected him. We look at the result
and what is it7 In Broome county, where Dick
inson resides, the Wing vote was 2,O61, the Hards
2,229; and the Softs, 100 only. So President
Pierce has here one bundled and nine voters, out
of $685. to approve of his late utilization with the
Freesoil Softs and prescription of the National De-
mocratic Hards. He must be very happy under
it. Well, no one will envy his feelings, whatever
they may be. s8..rl .4.l6rsF
In this connection, the following good humored
and pointed announcement, which is published in
the Albany Argus, will not be out OF place; and il
President Pierce has any smiles left to make his
face look he will read it with satisfaction, fol
The time it must make even him merry. The ar
icle explains ITSELF and all who read it must say
has point and wit i'll it:
Deed of Separation betDeen the National Demo-
Id 4 Gratis and the FIeeSOiLerS and Soft coalition.
'i7mThis lndenture, made this 18th day of Sepem-
Der, 1853, at time that tests the honesty OF men
possessing Democracy, between the company com
posing the firm of Jefferson Democracy Of the frs
part and the little crowd Of dead weights who,
like vampires have preyed upon the credit of the
said company, composing the unincoEporaed firm
of BaTnburners, SoftShells short boys, aSSaSslnS,
and New York thieves, of the second part; wit
neSseth that the said party for the fist for
| in consideration of good !riddance to them, duly
paid have discarded, and by these presents do for
ever discard and quit claim. all their title AMI
terests Of in and TO that certain small parcel or
moietyof respectabilIty and integrity claimed for
| and belonging to one heretofore connected with
| said firm, 10 wit: Martin Van Buren,, lying and be
longing TO the town ofSour Crout, county of Prince
John, and State of Uncertainty. .s..-..
"Boundedas follows: commencing at a small
postint the Baltimore Convention marked Revenge
running thence south to q veto of slavery in tn c
District of Columbia; thence in "a westerly zgzag
course towards Bufulo, untlitsirikes Ben Buffers
tckle-straw; thence due north to British sympa-
thy; thence southeasterly to gold spoon marked
'0gle;' thence SOUTH ESQ MS TO leave the large lot
known as the memo.y of Jackson over, the left;)
thence east to pile ofincendiary documents mark
ed The Mail Bagj' thence north TO Il bass wood
monument marked 'Tfditor;' thence east down a
steep decliyity to the place of beginning, contain
abolitionsts, office seekers, Inconsistencies, any
sort of broken pledges, &C., be the same more OF
less. Together with the appurtenances and all in-
terests anu claims whatever of the said party Of
the first part, either in expectancy Otherwise,
subject only TO the condemnation of all lovers of
their country. And the saidparty of the first part
hereby covenant and agree 10 keep up in perpetu-
al repair the fences that now surround the prsns-
es hereby conveyed sufficient height to prevent
oil egresS fiom the said premises,
"WitnesS our hand and seal the day and year
above written. ..-...--....
- JEFFERSON DEMOCRACY,
tBy DANIEL S. Dickinson, their Attorney.
assigned, sealed, and delivered in the presence
of FAl- GEORGE W CLINTON"
s|County of Union far the sake Of the: Union ss.-
On this 18th day of September, 1858, before me
came Daniel s. Dickinson, who is to me personally
known as the agent of the first part, and acknowT
lodged that he had executed the foregoing inslru-