New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

THE ELECTION mas resuIteu must uisasIOusly.
We write before receiving many returns, but the
very aspect of the pslls was enough. The simple
truth is that the Wing party has been surprised
and overwhelmed by the blacklist treachery on
the part of many Of those who were relied on to
receive and distribute it's ballots. Let us state
what occurred in Westchester County, which will
doubtless explain many astounding results in
other Counties as well.
The polls opened at Morrisdnia without single
Wing State ballot being visible or procurable
There were Of course enough of them on the
ground, but they were snug in the pockets of
traitors, who were deep in the " Know Nothing
conspiracy, and would not allow them to be seen.
Crowds of voters came and went away, obliged
to leave for the City in the morning cars, but,
unable to procure Wing ballot, they either were
csjOled into voting the Know-Nothing" or the
Seymour ticket, or they voted for Assembly and
went away. The result is vote there of go or
28O each for Seymour and UlImann, and but 20 or
so for Clark and Raymond. We infer that sim
liar csper was cut IN nearly every one Of the
towns along the New. Haven Railroad.
In the upper part of the County, citizen no
wise connected with the Wing organization, was
surprised and alarmed by inquiring On Monday
for Wing State ballots and finding that none were
diseoverable in his town, Somers. He finally dis
patched messenger to Peekskill. where the
Wing ballots were printed late on Monday night
that were distributed through and voted in most
of the Northern Wing towns yesterday-some Of
them received in season and some not The Of
feet Of such hiatus, and the CONSERVATION it
naturally inspired may well be imagined.
The Chairman Of the Wing County Committee
is the Hon. VIM. II. ROBERTSON, residing at
Bedford, in the northern Assembly District, and
doing business at Mott Haven in the southern.
We call upon him to investigate this treachery
thoroughly and expose the delinquents to the
shame they merit. He knows, of course, to
whom the Wing State ballots for Morrisanis, for
SOmers, and for other polls where this ga ne has
been played, were confded. Let US have the
names at once
A still worse game was played at many of the
polls in this City-the Wing ticket-boxes being
held and IN anaged by traitors, who gave out
"Know Nothing" ballots, no others being &C.
cessible. BY this and kindred tricks, the Wing
vote in this City is reduced to half what it would
have been if our ballots had been in sure hands
and presented at every poll.
BY the suppression of Wing ballots and the
substitution therefor Of Know Nothing" and
Seymour ballots, by those who were cOnfded in
as Wing Committee men, our State Ticket is
don 1ofa Wa oh sti ms hat
Ulmann has 100, 600 votes in the State and that
Seymour leads Clark some $4,000. 1t may not
be so bad as this but it is as well to look at the
case in its worst aspect, and give it q chance to
improve.
The Liquor men have spent money freely and to
good purpose. They raised immense sums, en-.
trusted them to skillful hands, in which they have
been used to "crush Out" the Hard shell party
and split the Wings in two, by extending and To-
mentiDg the "Know-Notbing" conspiracy. They
have bought two years reprieve from the doom
that awaits them, and may epey it to their hearts
content.
Postscript. returns from the Interior
by Telegraph develop an Unexpectedly large vote
for UllmaDn in places where We did not expect
it-Liyingston County, for exsmple-but they
do not shake our judgment that Seymour is
elected Governor, Ludlow Lieutenant, and the
entire Soft State ticket.
I'd Postscript, 2 A. M-The Telegraph brings
US still more extraordinary returns from interior
Courtes-for instance:
Suuben appears to have given Ullmann large
plurality
Charming has probably given Ullmann a plu-
rality.
Uayns would seem to have given Ullmann
plurality.
OnfariO :! ditto.
Auburn! Cayuga County, gives Ullmann plu.
rality.
PER CONTRA.
on'ida has probably gone for Clark. At all
events Ulmann is far behind there.
J'Bers0H has pretty surely gone for Clark
opmann is away behind there.
o'Sfe0 has pretty surely gone for Clark. Ull-
mann away behind
frahhI'R and Clinton have probably gone for
seymour. Ullmann is third.
hss'fhe'tsr gives Uimann heavy plurality.
h'rss reported ditto.
further returns will be given in a Second
Edition.
The FIVE POINTS Esd District Of the With