The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-11-22

indicate that the Piercitcs have been defeated
and totally routed on every hand. The next
congress viii be anti administration BY large
majority. The only CLEAN Of qualification to
the Piercites, is the probability that Seymour,
H softsh free-soilcr, has been reelected gov
ernor Of New York by small majority.
New YoRK-The returns as far as received,
give for governor: Seymour, 10000 votes;
Clarke, so, OOO and Ullman, (knoW nothing, }
81 900. The Delta's n York dispatch, ofthe
10th, says that Clarke is elected; butthe result
i doubtful. Raymond elected lieutenant-g gov
ernor. The congressional delegation is put
down as standing % wings, 2 hard-shell demo
Gratis and 3 scft-shell Piercites. The state leg
islatun is largely whig, and anti Nebraska. In
| the city Of New York, Barker, the know moth
ing and temperance nominee, was elected ma
| yer; "A. Oakley Hall, wing, the Hans Yorkel Of
! the N Orleans Bulletin, elected district attor-
Iney, and 4. W. Bradford, wing, surrogate.
4 ILL1soIs-The Delta states thatit is has not
as yet been ascertained that single admins
tration candidate for congress has been elected.
1t is certain that seven wings and anti-Nebras-
ka members have been returned to congress. In
! the 9Th district, Richardson, democrat, was de-
feated by Williams, wing. The legislature is
largely wing and anti-adulinistration Alas!
poor Douglas.
Observation-Disclosures, free-soil democrat, is
thought to be elected governor Howard, Wald-
ron, Walbridge aud Winer elected to congress.
They are all wings and nti-Nebraska.
WIscossIN-Spooncr, Washburn and Bill
ngshorst, fusonist nominees, elected. Neither
the regular wing nor the Pierce nominees could
make any Roadway. The Legislature is largely
anti Nebraska and antiPerce.
New JERsEY-Clawson, Robbins and Pen
nington, all whig nominees, have been elected
to congress. The know nothings elected their
entire state ticket The know nothings and
wings have a large majority in the legislature.
The know nothings made clean sweep at
the municipal election in shelbyville, Tenn
They elected the mayor, recorder, and all the
aldermen.
The foregoing returns show in manner not
to be misunderstood, that the people through
out the entire country have become disguised
with the present administration, and that Pierce
and his faction are doomed to worse oblivion
than attended even Van Buren,.
There is an unusual pressurein the N. Orleans
money market, owing to the bursting up of the
banking house of Horace Bean & Co., and that
ofMatthews Finley 4 Co., and the consequent
run on all the private banks. This is the Sc
cond time that Mr.. Bean has failed as bank
erin the first instance he was in partnership
with Jacob Barker-and his affairs are said to
be in a bad fix. Hundreds of poor depostors
will suffer. The liabilities of Matthews, Fin
ley q Co., amounted to $40, 900, and arrange
ments are being made for the immediate pay
ment Of all deposits. The Delta wisely says
that, we are constrained to believe thatit is due
to friends, the public, and country at large that
all banking houses, incapable at this moment of
showing assets to the amount Of one hundred
cents on the dollar, should 60 into Immediate
liquidation. .....
The *.leading' democrats, perceiving break
ers ahead are kicking clear of the Pierce har-
ness. George NJ. Dallas, ex-vce president of
the United States, is out in letter, giving in |
his adhesion to movement in Pennsylvania to
form constitutional party''-that is to say,
party pledged to maintain the federal constitu-
ton as paramount to all other isms Of federal
or local character. The new party processes to
hold in its embrace wings as well as democrats. |
The ex-vice president bids them God speed,
and tells them they have not organised mo-
ment too soon, seeing the powerful elements Of
sectionalism and disunion that are now at work
"What will Mrs. Grundy say now?" All such
are destructive to t'the democracy
as preached by the Washington Union and those
minor ofhceholders' organs who initiate its |
course.
Our friend of the Meridian displays even
more skill in its last than it did in the first expla
nation in regard to the eighty per cent. premi-
UNI bonds, and gives evidence that it will in
time make an expert fnancier; but forgets to
adduce any proof that the stock of the New
Jersey iron company is now, or was at any
former period, worth even ten per cent premi-
UNI. Although the classification of cotton in
New Orleans is made to assmilate to that of
Liverpool, the prices paid by buyers for Havre
and other continental markets arc as regularly
and faithfully reported as any other sales. All
bona fde transactions are recorded on the books
kept for that purpose.
Progress" is the order of the day-it has
even entered the church. The Wesley chapel
methodist at Cleveland, Ohio, has adopted
a rule by which all the male and female mem
bers of a family may sit together in the same
pew. Heretofore the boys and girls have been
kept separate.
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