Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
The November Elections american
Victories.

Z, Genefal eiectiohS were Heiu On TUESDAY OF II
asst week, in the. States of New York, New
Jersey, Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois The
;eturna received thus far are Incomplete, but
sufficient is known to show that the present adj
has been most signally rebuked in
all the above States. The indications are that
in New Jersey, Michigan, Wisconsin and ILL
pois, the prenciples of Temperance and Liber-
ty have triumphed.
New York. The city officers elected are as
follows:-
Mayor-Fornando Wood, Soft.
Recorder--Janes M. Smith, Jr., Hard.
3 Surrogate Alex. W. Bradford, Wing.
City Judge--Sidney H. iSteuart, Wing u.
District Attorney-A. Oakley Hall, Wing.
Register-John ]. Doane, Wing. y -
Com. SITS. and Lamps--Joseph E. Edling,K. N.
Gov. of Aims Housed. +. TiemarI; Soft
Joseph s. Taylor, K. N.
The Common Council is largely WING, Of
the Aldermen, IL are Wings, 9 Democrats and
2 Reformers; of Councilmen, % are Wings,
20 Democrats, IA Reformers, Know Nothings
The vote for Governor in New York has been
close. Sometimes Seymour stock would rise,
b. =. - ~
and then again, the chances were for Clark
The latest account gives Clark majority of
about l400, and nearly all heard from. 1t is
sincerely hoped that Seymonris defeated. His
election would be triumph of rum two more
years. If the vote had not been divided be-,
tween Ullman and Clark, he would have stood
no chance at ell.
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For MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY. The returns
indicate the election to the Assembly, of II
| Wings, % Democrats, 2 Temperance uen, /
Know Nothing, and Independent; with II
districts to be heard from. The official re-
turns may some what very those figures, ,butil
is certain that there viii be q Wing majority
in the House.
For MEMBERS OF CoSGREss. The vote fol
members of Congress have resulted in the cleo.
ton of26 Wings, Democrats, and | anti
Nebraska Independents. -
New JERsEY.-The victory in. this Stat,
has been won BY the Republicans--tll Anti
Nebraska majority in the State being about g,
1000. The members Of Congress elected are a
follows ..,
Dist. "a. q mai
i Isaac ID. Clawson, w. g. X. N. l5Ot
i 2 Geo. r. Robbins, w. g. Anti-N. 25Ol
i 3 James Bishop, VS. Anti-N. 100,
4 George Vail, Dem. 81 Nebraska 5Oi
8 A. c. M. Pennington, w g. IN. 100,
The delegation in the present Congress
stands four to one in favor of the Democrats
in tbs next it will be four American Wings t
one Democrat.
The Senate viii be tie--eight Democrat
and five Wings holding over. The House i
decidedly Wiag, American, and Anti Nebrask
and probably Temperance
MAssAcHusETTs.-The election in NIassachu
setts for Governor, members of Congress, Stat
Legislature, &C., took place on Monday last
The Know Nothings have elected their cand
date for Governor, Henry ]. Gardner, by 100
majority OF the plural vote, so far as hear
from. They have, also, elected every membe
to Congress, nearly every man on The Legislu
tive ticket, and. in fact, every candidate vote
for BY them. The Know Nothings have sweI
the State high and dry. The Wings and Demo
Gratis are left entirely behind, and the Admins
D tration is nowhere The Freesoil and Abol
ton candidates are wholly swamped.
NIcHieAN.-The Republican party in til
State have made clear sweep-their Stat
Congressional candidates have been all electe
In most of the counties the Republican count
tickets have been successful. The result oftl
election is terrible rebuke to the members
Congress from Michigan who cast their vot,
for the Nebraska iniquity. The Prohibition
! Liquor Law is safe.
: WIseoSsfN.-Two Of the republican cand
dates for Congress are chosen, and Mr.. We'll
who voted against the Nebraska bill, has bee
= reelected.
{ G. G. Washburne, one of the members cleo
is the third Of three brothers of similar politi
who are chosen to the next Congress, from d
ferent States
The Tribune says, the Legislature is Amei
caR--in short the State goes all that way,
We trust il is Temperance as well',
'Ol ILLISols. The defeat of the Dodghs-N
braska Democracy in Illinois is signal AS /
y as heard from only one Democrat is elected
:, Congress The delegstionin the present Co
q gress stands 8 Democrats to Wings
d, 49,
a. YEAR or CALAmIrY-The New orIea
2, Christian Advocate of the 18th ult, in recapit
: latmg the heavy inisfortanes that have befall
our nation during the present year. sums
The mournfill tale in language as full of tru
10 as the year has been of memorable events:
IS q Wesing Of mercy and Judgement T
T. year past wall be signal in history for its dis,
ters. Drought, ia the best agricultural d
tricts, cutting off millions Of produce. Fires
is cities and forests. maintains In n blaze Oh