Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-18


party IN that State, and has assisted he
r- Wings W reap rich harvest Of victory, and
70 sAke a glOroas revenge. Had ve any Tea-
sOa 70 suppose Ihat the PRESIDENTS choice Of
the..SO,l proceeded from any opposition 10
lnv m.olersDle pro-slaveFy bigOtry Of the
.Hards," be would have our cordial sympa-
thy bat h. has given US abundant evidence
thai be IS willing 70 90 the extent Of the creed
Of he most ulurs Adamantine in his trucking
10 The SouIh. His afiliaGion with hypocritical
''SOlIs" proceeds from no love Tor the former
principles OF that faetiOa principles which
Iney nave bassly betrAyed-but from personal
asd party reasons as VIDE apart from Prncl-
pies as the poles from the equa'oT: We are
i.Ot sorry, therefore, TO see hs crooked policy
rsbuked, on The very eve Of his hrst Congress,
when he will have to face The representatives OF
The people, aud submit the measures Sf bis ad-
n,InistrsIion 70 The savage cr'issm OF the In
dlsnant lizards" and the cOOl and searching
ex1uination OF the Wings
Frum The New York papers Of "Wednesday,
ue gather the following IN regard 70 The re-
cuts Of The election in the stale: @
The New York Commercial says:
We subioin such statistics respecting the e.
l,etion reslurdav AS We have been able 10 COM
nile from the imperfect returns yet received -
AIS tulerably e,r.ain that Lhe Common COun-
ei,. or Al ash Lhs Aldermen, will have q
Nhig and lte.urm mpJunly, and We Judge that
The Board OF Alderman will be sOnsdIuted
of Good class OF niIn; honest and lnIelll-
gent.
j here is little doubt, il any, that in the state
e.Whias are tnumphsnt, having elected all
lhglr state officers, Nilh handsome working
mnier,ty IN both The Senate and the Assembly.
M near ily congratulate our brother Wings
n an Lhis result. Ii Is, however, only what
WAS anucpated. and has been confidently look
ID for. ever since the action Of the wing state
con..nuou. Ills nevertheless an emphatic, re-
buke of sundry doubters, who have sighed in
cessanlly over The death Of the Wing party,
and is AS important in many Of its bearings as
il is gratifying Upon the present SRnale and
the next Assembly will devOlve the election OF
United State senator, when Mr.. Stewards
term Of Office expires. The result OF yester'
day's vote Of the people Of this state will not
b. without It's influence at Washington, but
most do we rejoice over il rs security for the
vigorous prosecution Of the canal enlargement
poIiey Of this state. That measures will now
i. in the hands Of its true friends and the in-
ttfebtS Ot Lno VcOplS oS Nuiy AS6"NN'
hencefOrth, ExoELsIoR.
Al pres ,nt the indications are that the fol-
loving state officers are elected is
Secretary Of State u " Leayenworth, Wing.
Comptroller James NJ Cook. 4"
Attorney General Odgen Hoffman, "
Stale Treasurer e g Spaulding,
Canal Commissioner, Corn'l Gardiner. "
State Prison Inspector, ThOs kirkpatrick
State Engineer John I Clark,
CLERK of ppeals BENZ + EIarwOod,
Judge Of Appeal CN Rugges, Dem fterm
Hiram Denie. "shOrt term
There is searcelJ doubt that the Wings
will have a large majority in both the Senate
and Assembly. As the former body is elected
biennaly, il will give Wings the control oI
that branch Of the government for twO
years.
The New York Express says that the Wings
have elected their enLIre Stale ticket.
The Why's have the Assembly Of the State
BY an immense majority. We should not bC
surprised If they mad 100 Of the Ieo mem
bers.
The Senate ofthe State, elected for two
years. is also Wing BY agrsat majOtIy, ofth'
" Senators elected, Che Wings probably have
" or more. This Senate elects, with an AS
s,mbly To be elected next year aUnited States
Senator.
1t would be Idle to guess nov what's The
wing plurality; bat II Is evident that the ticket
will be in decided minority against the tive
parties combined, though IN many towns the
Democrats have polIed but small vote
niore not being willing 10 show their hands just
yeL .@ sam BOZ.
We have not details enough before us 70
sVlvv the riddle between "the !lards" aud "the
sofls. and hence, we cannot say certainly
Which viii be in the majority-in al probabiIi
" '':he Soils, however, ars decidedly so. TC
beat both "uncle sans" and the Empire
States patronage, too. was job, indeed, foi
lhs lizards" in The start.
The returns We have show curious local
cuutesLs between 'the Hards' and "Softs. -
In one tOwd in 0swego Co., We zee "the
llards' got no votes; while the Abolilionstr
and the soIts took ALL In other quarters ''the
hSrds' carry all before them especially, as il
would seem, are they strong on the line Of the
Canal
4. s-Repors come in better for the
I"liards, . as We go press. Troy for example
gl,es sweeping 'Hards" vote. "Fir
Whatever be the results in detail, the Hun.
kers snow their teeth to The Federal Admins.
lratlon, with such power to bite.-lhat Il
Pierce holds on to Marcy Il Co.. the Admins,
'rAtlon will seoa be withoutthe least power in
this great State. asls
Tue Journal ef Commerce Tebukes the admin
lsIFauon for ilsalerference in New York affairs
as follows
But for the il.advised and peytinacious in
terierence Of the National Administration
through i's organs and otherwise, the Hardi
lor liunksrs) ~Ould have carried many Of the
candidates; aad had he Administration giveu
them It's influence AZ Eealvusly as il has oppos
ed them. they would probably have carried III,
State. BarnburneFs. in that case woald hav,
i"lien into tie old ranks, except small percen
tuus ri them uho would hava mona avor IN III.