The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-09
THE DAILY UNION
Is Y Il u L. T. e X A PHI.
Nss York Election.


Ner York Election.
NEW foRK, Nov s-Seymours plurality in this city il
1900 over his highest The between Barker
w-nothing, and Wood, Union democrat very close.
White know nothing is elected recorder Chsuncey Scha
Ter democrat elected district attorney As far heard
IRON, the vote for governor stands follows ulman
4Voop; Seymour 5000 Clark $4,000; Bronson, 1000
CONGRESS.
In the first congressional district it is believed that Daniel
b. Allen, hard, is elected.
1t also believed that George Taylor hard elected in
the second district
Guy X. Peiton, wing, elected the third district
Alderman Kelly soft, beats Mike Walsh, hard in the
fourth district.
George H. Andrews, whig of the Courier and Enquirer
is elected in the fifth district
John Wheeler, hard and know nothing elected the
sixth district.
Bayard Clark, whg, is elected in the ninth district
kiian Miller, whig, is elected in the twelfth district
Harcourt, independent it thought is elected the
fourteenth district. Nothing certain
7. Z, Spinner, soft is elected in the seventeenth dis
trict,
Russell Sage whg is elected in the thirteenth district
o. b. Matteson whig is elected in the district
Amos p Granger, whig is elected in the twenty fourth
district.
John Williams, soft is elected in the twenty ninth dis
trict.
In the eighteenth district Isaac Jackson hard elected
1t is supposed that Benjamin Pringle, wbig elected in
the thirtieh district.
s. g. Haven whig is elected in the thirty second district
LEGISLATURE.
1t is impossible, owing to the unprecedented amount Of
scratching to form any idea the political
ple1ion of the next Legislature As far heard FROM the
generally in favor of the fusion candidates
SCATTERING RETURNS.
Hail. wing and know nothing has been elected mayor of
Brooklyn by l5o0 majority. The council is wing and know
nothing
Uman gains in the counties his close with Sey
Seymour chances best Clarks friends despair of
his election.
The total for governor in Albany follows: Sey
mour, 1920; Ulman, 2474; Clark, 1858 Bronson about
$50 Albany gave $50 wing majority in 1851.
In Albany county, two hards, whig and temper
man. chosen for the assembly.
The of Clarendon, Murray Kendall, Barre Grimes
and Carlton give Ullman 1870, Clark $685. Seymour ALL
Bronson l0T.
The for governor in Rochester resulted Clark al4
Seymour, 1913 Ulman, l,527; Bronson ass. Rochester
usually gives wing majority of about $50
Several important in this vicinity give maotes for
Ullman.
Syracuse gives Seymour 1906; Clark, l,O1s; Ullman
ssh Bronson, 100.
The usual wing majority is about 200 in this city.
Monroe county appears to have given Ullman small
ority euben and Ontario give large majores
for Ulman. Monroe and Ontario gave 100 wing
majority 1851 Seymour loses in Jefferson Oswego and
Franklin counties.
Nep Jersey Election.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. s.The following are the unofficial
returns from the fifth congressional district:
Pennington, (whig) Darcy, {dem \
Jersey city $40 maj ~
Newark-6 wards 23s mai.
Essex county SIC
Clinton township 100 mai
Livingston township Is mai
Alexander O. NJ. Pennington is believed to be elected
Isaiah T. Clawson wing, is reported elected in the first
district. George II. Robbins wg said to be elected in
the second district Mercer county gives him 500 majority
ASSEMBLY
In Jersey City Gregory wlig mas 2s majority over Low,
dem Board has probably beaten Van Cickener in the
fourta district,
Mercer county three wing members of the sgsa
ture~
The indicate that the Legislature will be strongly
know nothing
NEw KRusswIcK, Nov I.
900 msiory The democratic sheriff probably elected
The wings elect three assemblymen.
In Franklin township, Somerset county, Bishop wing,
has 2l5 majority
nington wing, gsG, For ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, DEM, SO
Merseles wing 2l2 Van Ripper 200 County clerk-Gil,
christ, wing, 226 Morrell, dem, 23o Kingsland whg
4o Bernard dem IS; Van Houten, DEM, So Garrison
whig, 426.
North Bergen,-Eor oongress-parcy dem, 30l; Pom
ningtor whig, ls5. For assembly-Dermo 1885, Mersees
l62, Van Ripper 81. For county cerkGchrist whg 2G7
Morre 207 Kngsland 23s, Bernard 249 Van Houten 2G
Garrison ga.
Harrison Township Congress-Darcy 20 majority
For assembly SO majority For county clerk
Gichrist majority; Garrison SO. For nps
land. SO. Total vote polled, 1856. -
Hoboken-For Congress arcr, 5 majority For county
clerk Morrel 81. For sheriff Van Houten. 1870
PAssAIc COUNTY
For CongresOsborne, anti Nebraska has Asa majority
VAIL Nebraska. For assemblylst district MorreIi
whg is elected I'd district Schoonmaker dem is elected
Sd district, doubtful Two townships yet hear from
DISTRICT.
Mercer county.-In this county the wing assemblyren
all elected and Robbins for Congress rung r ahead
Ths county gives Robbins Nebraska or Congress 500
the second Gisrict.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Llys majority in Ismbertvie Bishop, whig is only
large democratic LOSE.
Passaic county.Peterson, West ward, gives Osborne
anti Nebraska, IL majority for Congress.
Burlington county elects e the legislature three wings and
democrat
TIE wings haye beyond all doubt carried the house and
assembly by a considerable majority.
NEWARK, Nov. S.-Vail. Nebraska democrat is elected
to Congress from the ith drictthe balance of the
gressional delegation fusionists.
Mciigoa Eieots2s.
DETRoT, Nov. T.-Seyen wards of this city give Barry
democrat fr governor majority of lA and Stuart
ocra for Congress- majority Of 92 The other wards viii
give republican majority and the city will go anti Nebras-
ka by 200 400 majority change of 300 since
1859.
Barry's majority for governor in Hassrsmoek is loi in
Sprin Uefls q. and Mar