The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14
GREAT TRIUMPH OF THE KEow " NorHrNGs.
THE DELAWARE ELECTION,
DC, s&c., &c.
TESE NEW YORK ELECTION.

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III ALBANY, Nov 49, 1854.
The latest footings of the gus on the vote for Go
vernon In tbs State folows-Clark l2a l0S sey
mour, I2S, ffa2.
Fulton and siamiiton Counties il is estimated. will
give GOO maority for Clark Schenectady county 800
and TompAias county 45o These added will give Clark
,7O6 majmdsty
Albany csounty-scmi-ofical--C 4013. Seymour
Sass; Ulman 4, 76S; Bronson s4e
UTICA, Nov. I3, 1854
Chenang's eounty-ofHeia--Ciar 3632: Seymour
l,94o; Bronson 1885, Gilman 500
BUFFALO, Nov. 49, 1854.
The County Clerk informs that at the time he closed
his ONCE, (ax O'Clock this cvening the official returns
OF but out of the tweny-sx in this county
! had been received.
ROCHESTER, Nov 13 1854
Livingston Uounty-Ondcal-T vote for Goyarnor is
as follows:-Jfman 2,e72; Clark 1901; Seymour 1926
Bronson 4512
For Lieutenant Governor, scroggs has received GAL
Raymond 2 ll9; Ludlow 926; Ford 5l9
Troy Nov 13, 1854.
Rensselaer, County-Oficia-In this county on the
vote for GG,varnor Seymour 1904; Clark IA: Ull
man s,o77 Bronson 4S0 On the vote for Lieutenant
Governor Esudlow has 3,573; Raymond g. 1862; scrorQs
3,035; ForsisC61.
PoUcHKEErAE, Nov Is, 1854
Dutehess ountycark's majority in this county over
Seymour IL :g5o.
ft UTICA Nov. 1s Is54
The compete returns Of Herkmer county are not vet
in but It iesmated that seymour's majority viii be
between 5Oiosand GOO.
The BufTas.o Commercial says
In Buffalo where the fusonists received the most sio
nal rebuke where the Ullman ticket obtained a hand
some majority and where the most unscrupulous charges
had been nde against ali who opposed the Auburn can
didates th election passed off without one single in
stance Of lighting rioting without drunkenness noise
or or peacefully and in manner creditable to
nearly four housandthe friends of Mr. Clark reached
SIX hundre.s. -
The Rochester american adds
On the contrary in Syracuse where the Clark ticket
made the isst runthe headauarters Of all the obec
tonable issTDssof the dayIuesday is described a-y
votes are csannted among the scattering the New York
Tfibuac rclxsses the following anecdote. 1t says
never % m cs an ~ nsnvey On
Wednesday 10 passing friend; the poorest vote in the
county was dollars by noon and the price kept
rising tin sunset"
The Rochester American says:-
To those who have watched Oneida politics for the last
few weeks, such statement hardly need be made II
was evident from the start that the cause of "human
freedom Was to be vindicated there by money and rum
The Buf!ano Democracy Seward organ, says:-
The election has passed u.s. leaving the old whig
organization mass of ruins We are utterly wrecked
Is N yet uncertain If the liberal whg strength In the
naut Legislassure will he sufficient TO return William H.
Seward TO he United States Senate OF all the citizens
the Stahp, eminently 10 DC
postiou Eht we cannot return him to the field OF his
usefulness and glory can with the aid of the free de-
ocrats ssand Preston King to finish the good light OF
freedom thar William H. Seward has nobly waged upon
the Aoor OF the Senate. ~,
Friends net this be our policy 1t viii repair tue
bluder At confirmed by the at Syracuse
II win be the inauguration of and irresistible party
that shsl the great power OF the state
of New YORK TO freedom and just government The act
viii bridge the divisions between the friends o IL
berty andtsfsct hearty, close union between all who
hate the tyranny Of Southern politics and the aggres
eions Of slgsvery upon free soil Let us Immediately
construct tine democratic republican party
This document (the National Wing Address) promised
70 the public and the silver grays in Frank Changers
circular is i'm the Commercial Advertiser office, under
fnal vbiosry about that concern afraid TO publish
the address We beg them crafty the public curiosity
by putting ii in print
reported to have given Judge Bron-
son lara.Y vote than either of the other candidates for
the office.