New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-14
MASSACHUSETTS, STATE ELECTION.


BosTos, Mondsy, Nov. ID, 1884.
A heavy and almost uninterrupted rain storm has
continued here for the last ffty-sx hours, and without
showing any signs Of holding up to-day.
The polls opened at o'clock In the morning and
closed at in the afternoon. Before the hour open
ing the No,hings rallied in full force at all the
Ward-rooms, and whenever there was vacancy In
the list Of Ward officers they promptly voted in their
previously selected substitutes. During the morning
there was a large preponderance Of Know-Nolhng
ballots cast, but toward the other parties par
TALLY rallied though not in sufficient force to prevent
decided defeat.
SECOND DISPATCH.
So far, there is but complexion to the result Of
the election. Messrs. Damrell, Banks, C0mins, aud
Burlingame, "Know. Nothipgs," are, undoubtedly,
elected to Congress
Boston elects a Know Nothing Representatives 10
the State Legislature, and Senaorstbe full ticket
Lowell elects 10 Know. Nothing Representatives.
From present appearances, Gardner is chosen Gov
ernor by the people.
Seren o'clock, p. M-The enthusiastic Know
Nothings are now rejoicing 10 their success. While
the rain was falling in torrents, they formed Ia pro-
cesson, in large numbers, and proceeded to the resi-
dence of Mr. Gardner, to pay hin visit, where they
made the air ring again. in exulting cheers Of victory.
SPREeFIELD REPUBLICAN, OfPrcx,
SPRISoFIELD, Monday, Nov. 10, 1854.
The Know lettings have swept the State high and
dry. In pieces they have swallowed up all par.
tioe carrying most of the Free Soil and many Of tho
Wing stronghold The majority Of their Represcu-
tatves elected seem to be Wings, and all are Wing
or Republican. The Administration is nowhere, aud
the old parties are licked up root and branch.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Seyenty-fve towns heard from do not give single
Wing representative.
The returns from the With Congressional District
indicate the election Of Knapp lKnow-Nothingj over
the present Wing member, and also Of Davis Know
Nothing) in the With, Upham, the vEesent Wing
member
The -NothDgs have elected SIX Senstors in
Suffolk, six in Middesex five in Essex three IN Nor
folk two in Plymouth, and probably five In WorceS-
ter. Not Wing elected
For the House. the election Of 100 Know-Nothing
Representatives have been heard rom, without the
election Of solitary Wing or Democrat.
Gardpers election by the people is considered sure.
lie il O. 900 ahead in towns already heard from.
LATEsT DISPATCH.
DaYorelI in the lid Congressional District is tho
Know Nothing and Republican candidate; Conins,
elected IN tie WIN DIstrict nominated oy the hhoSs
Nothing was previously Free Soiler in politics;
BurliDgane, elected in the Vh District by the Know
Notbings, was also originally Free Soileri Davis,
in The With District Yves Democrat before he joined
the Know Nothings.
Banks in the With District, wu DemOcrs' ana
received his nomination from the Xaow-Nothisg%
Knspp, in the With District, was Free Soil prior
receiving q nomination from the Knos-Notnags.
also, De Witt, elected in the IXth District. Bal
fngton, elected in the lid District, Originally
Wing. There is report from the ist Ds'ncN
where the Wings may possibly reflect EhiH On ~
count Of TIE personal unpopulsnty OF tue nao"
Nothing candidate. The Xth and xith Dhanc" 40
in the western part Of the State and are ye' 10 ''
heard from.
II ia conceded On all sides that the hnow'No'u"o'
have made clean sweep Of the State
There ia considerable excitement manifested "a We
city at the result. Fireworks are being dseAsfs,i
fion The Bee and Traveller offices, and large erown
are collected in Safest, discussing in The oe''