The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-19

Elections were held last week New York, New Jer-
sey Louisiana. Wisconsin. and Mississippi, ane Mon
day OF this week in Massachusetts These complete the
elections for this year all the States in the Union having
held elections since the inauguration Of Gen. Pierce
And since the organization OF the government has
an admin siIaon been sgnay endorsed aud sustain
ed the polls in the first year OF it's rule has that OF
Gen Pierce in these elections The roll of the hiryone
States has been called, and twenty nine OF them have re-
sponded by popular maIoes ia favor OF The admnlsIa
ton Barely Two OF The thirty States OF the Union
have given maloriies against IT. VIZ Vermont and Mas
sachusetis
The results OF the elections in the States above named.
so lar they are known, as follows
New YoaY-The election 10 New York was for State
officers aud members OF the legislature and resulted, as
everybody expected. in the triumph OF the wings All
officers there being elected by plurality OF votes, and
the democrats having two separate organizations and
tickets the OF the wings was matter OF course
With large popular majority OF democrats IN the Stale
by disrepalabe quarrel among themselves they have
allowed the wings elect all their candidates Tor State
officers except Judges OF the court OF appeals and 10
carry Two. thirds OF both branches OF the legislature
This result is attributable TO the acous OF the
leaders of the hard" section OF the party who 6oed
from the regular State convention because they found
themselves IL minority n IT, and nominated and sup
ported candidates IN opposition to the regular nominations
OF The party. The wings freely admit that their success
is entirely due to the division OF the democracy The
| Tribune says:
.sThe wigs have tho canal board tho State depart
menls, both branches Of the legislature yet nobody
imagnes that le wing party SUCH deserves any credit
cap traveller has chucked dollar JUST Tor the sake of
;oying his amusement The democratic party saw fiji TO
quarrel and throw the Stale and the wings have
because they could not he lp themseives'
Full returns Of the votes for State officers have not
been received but il known that The combined vote OF
the sections of the democratic party largely exceeds
that of the wings In the city the stood follows
"hares" IA 1885, wings IL 1853, regular democrats $3.50.
II is supposed that in The whole State the vote OF the
ular democrats will greatly exceed that OF the hards
IL will be borne mind that both sections protested 10
be the true friends OF the administration.
| Man Jrp.ryTba eIaction in Npu Iaraev Tvs for
Stale officers and legislature Hon. II. M Price. demo-
craft elected governor by from 5000 to 10000 major
ny, and the democrats have very large majority 10 me
legislature. All the bad lsms OF the day were combined
against the democracy and IN favor OF the wings but our
friends lave signalIy tnunphed over all
/ WISCONSIN The election in Wisconsin was for gov
ernor and other State officers and legislature AT the last
State election the wings elected the governor by union
with the aboilionsts They tried the same game again
| this year, but without success the democracy have
trumphed sgnay: VIM. A. Bars,ow, their candidate
for governor and their whole State ticket are triumph
any elected and they have carried both branches OF the
| legislature.
| LOUISIANA The election in Louisiana for four
members OF Congress- State officers and legislature The
democrats have swept the board--elecng their State
ticket majority in the legislature, and hee II not all
| four, of remembers oil Congress
MssIsslPpI.-The election in this State was for gov
erno State officers five members OF Congress, and egis
! aiure; and the legislature elected is 10 choose a
! United States senator. Gov Fooe and other leading
democrats there endeavored to keep the Union organ
i zaop, and they supported ticket made up OF wings
and democrats, having wing for their candidate for
governor and for their candidates two OF the congress
q nal districts The whole wing party supported this
ticket, and il feared that would be successful
Blu, the friends OF the administration have trumphed
all opposition, eeclpg their whole ticket tor State
officers ard members of Congress- and large majority in
the legislature Hon. John J. AlcRae IS the name OF the
governor elect and the members OF Congress are as Iol
/ lows: William Barksdale ID. b. Wright, w. 8 Barry.
o. r. Singleton and w. 2. Harris II is stated that there
is majority of twenty-five IN the Legislature against the
election OF Gov Foole the United States Senaeihat
being OF the issues in the canvass The result rs
most emphatic endorsement of the administration and lis
appointment policy.
| MASSACHUSETTS The election in Massachusetts, vas
for State officers and legislature; and at the same time
the people voted upon the question OF the adoption OF
new constitution, formed by convention called Tor that
purpose. The Atlas of this (Tuesday) morning has re-
turns from nearly all the towns IN the State, IRON which
il appears that there is choice of governor that the
wings have probably carried the legislature and that the
new constitution has been rejected.
4 The wings have elected eight seDatoIs-sx IN Suffolk
and TWO in Hampshire The democrats and free-soilers
have elected nine-hve in Worcester, one IN Hampden,
one in Franklin, and two in Berkshire There is no
choice in Mddesex (sx) Essex, (hve Norfolk (hree,)
and Hampden, (one,)
n To the house the Atlas claims the election OF 1i3
! wings, 81 OF other parties and l43 no choice
The vote for governor in all but few small towns
stands as follows; Washburn, (whlg) 45432 Bishop,
(democrai,) ~ s7 Wilson, (freeso) 22,o35i Wales,
j (.'national y ALAG scattering, GOT.
i The vote the adoption OF the constitution stands
yeas Il 1875; nays, 30,419. The towns to hear from
will probably redace the majority some but will not
overcome II.