The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19
THE ELECTION.
LATEST NEWS.

Csyuga, Ghsutauque. Columbia, Greene, Herkimcr,
Lewis, Livingston, Madison. Monts omery, Nisgara,
Oneida, Ontario Orange, Orleans. Oswego, Otsego,
Rehmor d, Rockland, Saratcgs, Schenectady, Suf
folk, Tompkins, Warren, Washington, Wayne, and
Wyoming vary the table Of majorities asfpubnshed
in the Register Of this morning in one county only
that Of Livingston, which gives one vote less for
Clark.
The Registers footings for the whole State show
majority Of 2s6 for Clark.
THE RESULT IN THE s IA rE-STmL DOUBT.
Full!
From the Albany Atlas, Nov. II.
The IL ptiol OF the official returns from Ausgaly
counsy affords Abe hope that the majortes in that
county which have been raised taree times, are de-
hnitely settleo.
that after the Sppar.ns majority for Seymour was
made known here, messages were despatched from
this city, to different quare Of che State and that
this was imme distsy followed by an extraordinary
and apparently fraudulsns Increase Of votes in the
WING returns.
The returns tromwashington county, after having
been passed upon by the clerk twice had come Ia
the thrd time, not only some 500 or 400 shove thu
first report, but saoae all the probabilities afforded
by the sta'emeny Of the votes on other Off The
county as tnus reported In tie third edition. places
Seymour ahea Of bis colleagues the ticket Clark
ahead OF his ticket, Ulmau cad OF his ticket and
Bronson The same n Ills: so that II would appear
that AGO more woes we're cas-, for Governor, tn an
for tia rest Of the State ticket; aud that is ion
pIt6ahie ii nor rally i'm possible, the presumption
IS TINT 4C0 mo o vote Gre reported for Governor
than vera cast Ia the coun y The same discrepancy
Is apparent in Oswega c5uhty though Tiers is may
be exp SIZED.
IRE Oswego returns give as certiio By thu
Clerk OF The County, uId.r his signature corro5orat
ed by telegfsphic despatch re eiyei om hiG Las.
night, eie'alng x, mai )fitY She State Rsgs a.,
boTevfr, has received this morning, we isain, dis
patch TOM Mr. Hill, sEo9iag majority for Claik
Of 40T.
A letter from ne Cl-rk OF Jefferson, II viii be
seen, cerrects nis m,oieia reoort, 80 Us to take
1000 votes from u.'m4n and aid thas number 10 the
Ludlow column.
In Erie county tie returns prove TO be as an
nounced TO us by telegraph on Tuesday night and
we hear thet the IN j lrity on our table does not
include Ito votes cast for H. Sey mour. large
number of ballots Ct 81 lar character, the several
counties, excnded from tie Seymour column,
probably amounting to n thousand.
The Csttaraugus report CHE second editon) puts
down Clark's majority Of SII, but as this IS not
Official, and MAJ be subject to permutations, we
The new county o. Schuyler is reported at 2l5 for
Clark; but these returns are, probably, in part. u
least, from towns already reported ia Steuben,
Chemung AND IompkiDs. The law organizing the
new county, Though providing for n local ee ction
does ret, We believe, aus ;otize the canvass and
turn OF votes for State officers. The Law erecting
the county has bsen declared unconstitu 5iol al,
and TIE anthor lies in Steubsn are disposed TO dsre
gard it. 1t the reports true there Is answ ele-
ment of confusion lit odnced into the canv from
this source; but we will assume >aat the equity
OF the Whole case viii not DO permitted to be
obstrncted BY technicsiity or matter Of more for
mality.
With these explanations, we republish our tabs
by which II viii be seen that several counties-Put
naD, Kings, Now York, Erie and Ulster aie still
unofG ial, ana that tina decision Of the result Is
likely to remain unsettled TIL the State canyasssrs
meet.
The State CanvasseIs meet In this CITY on Wed.
Resday next, t"tbe Wednesday after the third Mon.
day in NoveD oer) Shen, if tie returns ara all in
they wiz proc ed TO cauvass and declare the result
Wehust that the tcunty csnvassers will promptly
send In II cir reports and no. by their tafdness &C.
cason new dssy.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
Ar. Claik Burnoam IL running largely ahead OF
his ticket in many OF rae counties. Ia Niagara,
wosre Mr.. Clark has majority of .22S over Sey.
moor and whers Mr.. Broy son has but $40 votes, Mr.
Buirh receives 1922 vosss being majority of $3.50
ever Er. Fzhugh. In Cayuga, Mr.. Bronson re.
c,ived 525 votes and Barnhsm, 2,72s. Mr.. Burn
hsm appears 70 have received the bulk of the Know
nothing votes in ttose counties in which he runs
ahead.
THE AGGREGATE VOTE OF THE STATE.
From the Albany Argus Nov. is.
Tie fhci:l )etuI ms from all the counties, except
Schuyler aud Putnam, foot up as follows on Cover
nor
Clark. 154s6o uliman. ......... 121 $50
Seymour. 15i, 592 Bronson ......... So, 500
In all 4el,lUl. The two counties not included
will PROBABLY swell the aggregate to 46S,O00. or
thereabous.
THE VOTE ON CANAL COMMISSIO NER.
We are wit ont returns of the vote on Canal Com
missioner In the counties Of Albany, Csttaraugus,
Enc, Putnam, Schuyler, Tompkins, Ulster and
Yatee. What We have foot up as follows
Fitzhugh. ......l42,f 47 Williams. SO SS3
j. Clark los, s73 Burnham. SOC
The counties ramed above will add largely, in
proportion, to Burnham's vote.
WHO'S AHEAD?-WHO'S ELECTED Gov
ERN0R?
THE GUBERHAT0RIAL MACS on THE "HOJE STRErCH!'
From the Albany Journal Nov. IL,
The last thirty SIX hou,s have been intensely ex-
citing to politicians. At o'clock yesterday, Sey'
mour's election was generally conceded, and those
who bad been "fs uring for week had retired from
the feldloco focos content and jubiant, with just
sufficient apprehension re naming to make their
emotions pleasurable; and the wings, morose and
indignant With only here and there straggler with