The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-15

One wink Victory.-The New York Election.
The elections which have been held since the inaugu-
ration Of President Pierce have all resulted in democratic
uiumphs except in the Stale of New York She stands
alone in her gloryand our neghbors of the Insgeneer
record the result with decided satisfaction II can scarce
" be necessary for call the attention Of readers
to the significant illusions OF tse Iateligncr 10 the prob
able effects OF the New York election The Qualification
Of our neghbors is confined 10 the obtaining OF
wing victory, bu, they look upon the result having "a
moral eject" which will great influence national
politics The Iateuigenen manfes,ly something in
the result which holds GU, better hopes for whgsm in
future. This may be a welfounded hope. but 10 our
mind the result in New York will have The effect oil
binding together closely the democracy in the other
States We this will be the effect. If the democrats
are a. wise and believe them be. Bot the
stranges inference of the Iaegxer s, that the great
body OF southern democrats we'll wings will be graft
fed at the result in New York We entirely al loss
what any southern democrat, can in the triumph OF
Sewardism, or in the rupture in his party, 10 be
ga,i6ed ai We hardly think the southern wings will
care 10 ,hou, very loudly over such triumph. Our
neghbors. however delighted and il is the only
victory they have had 10 record for long Tine we will
help them proclaim BY giving their announcement in
our columns The Iai.,gssetr ejoices and specuates
and PHILOSOPHERS N follows:
The wings have noe the uncontrolled command Of The
~s,e with tho exception Of The (wbo holds
from the last elecsior.) bar tue whg majority in both
houses the Legislature will be amply sufficient
his should he think proper that
in order 10 annoy or rmbaass his political
opponents In the in which election W "
place for years. there viii be II and possibly 20
whlss Of 81 The whix msjoy IN the lower house Is
not yet sscerained but will be large or the Of
" members received, 65 are wings The whole number
Of members 10 las
The moral en.c. of the result OF ibis election on ma
tOns politics be very great, and the adm ni'tru
uoa bat be great Is sudden What pol-
prophet could have ioresecn snch OF things
months sso1 The d.nt dcaon of the cabinet with the
ssrnburner free,o party of New York must work dis
srousy the party in every southern State, "a
The iaiy understood there for IL is hardy possible
or the Sou,h atsodon such Dickinson and hi,
parry who. ia the bour Of uis molly and fearessy
stood for the rights OF the S,ulh and hazsded every
hing Ia ,hs course they pursued.
Tho result of the election, however, cannot bDt be
gratifying the body Of southern dcnocrs, well
nwhix for 1t be viewed there 10 other liz than
tbs amph Of the friends OF the souh against their
mie,
Another efec, viii be- & appears rs. to extend the
dssdeotion In North against the ADMINISTRATION for II
10 understood that many OF their suppore no have here
ioiofe adhered TO hem under belief that the hsrds Ia
View York were comparatively hsndnil OF mscontenis,
and the bsrnbume Overwhelming GRITTY OF the par
w. realizing the truth will turn upon the adm nisa
ton and them OF being the Of the
result and IL improbable that the cabinet, the
opening Of Congress. will find many members sfrayed
among the democratic opposition whom they have pre-
oosy calculated for support The pre.en, aspect certain
" offers very striking the STATE OF things which
srsed lev short months ago. when the party in'o
power uomphanty and the prospect ahead for the
sdmiaisuaon mus be ono OF painful anxiety
h..~s t~fu. dr..s s.rss
they stand before NJ, and dictated coored w
any party hopes wishes"