Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-11-15
ELECTION RETURNS.

New York.
The last account have places the three prom
inent candidates for Governor as follows:
Seymour (Soft Democracy ............. 80 600
Ullman, know Nothingy ...... 81, 900
The former is elected beyond doubt, ifthe returns
which have been received. true, and we see
reason to discredit them.
Members Of Congress Elected
1st William W. Walk, (Know- Nothing,) in place
of James Maurice, Oemocrat)
I'd. j. S. L. Stranahan (Whig,) in place of Thorn
as W. Cumming, Oemocrat)
Sd. Guy R. Pelton, (Whig,) in place of Hiram
Walbridge, Oemocrat9
4th. John Kelly, (Soft Democrat in place of Mike
Walsh, lizard Democrat
49, 9th. Thomas R. Whitney, Know-Nothing,) in
place of William M Tweed, Oemocr;t)
7th. Thomas Childs, jr, (Whig,) in place of Will
liam A. Walker, Oemocrat)
sth. Abraham R. Wakeman, CWhig,) in place of
Francis B. Cutting, Oemocrat)
9th. Bayard Clark, (Whig) in place of Jared "
10th. A. S. Murray, CWhig0 in place of William
Murray, Oemocrat)
18th. Rufus II. King ow-Nothing) in place
of Theodore R. Westbook Oemocrat)
18TH Killiam Miller, (Whig,) in place of Gilbert
Dean, OemocratO appointed judge. -
18th Russell Sage, (Whig0 reelected.
Rufus w. Peckham, Oemocrat.)
18th. T. E. Spinner, Democrat) in place ofBshop
Perkins, Oemocrat)
18th Isaac jackson, Democrat in place of Peter
2Oth Orsamus B. Matteson, (Whig,) reelected.
23d. W. A. Gilbert, (Whig0 in place of Caleb
Lyon, Democrat)
OATH Amos P. Granger, (Abolitionist) in place of
Daniel T. Jones, Oemocrat)
25th Edwin B. Morgan, (Whig,) reelected.
26th. Andrew Oliver, Oemocrat) reelected
2sth William w. Kelsey, (Whig0 elected.
29th John Williams (Know-N othing,) in place of
Davis Carpenter (Whig)
9oth Benjamin Pringle, CWhig,) reelected.
3Ist. Thomas I. Flagler (Whig9 reelected.
32d. Solomon G. Haven, (Whig) reelected.
SD. Francis L. Edwards, Nothing in the
place of Reuben E. Fenton, (Democrat)
The six congressional districts not heard from are
represented in the present Congress by Charles
George W. Chase, (Whig) Henry Bennett (Whis,)
Gerrit Smith, (Abolitionst) and John j. Taylor,
(Democrat)
~ New JERsEr-CoNeREss, COMPLETELY
LIST. Isaiah D. Clawson, CWhig) in place of Nathan
7. Stratton, Democrat.)
I'd. George w. Robbins, CWhig,) in place of
Charles Skelton Oemocrat)
3d. James Bishop, (Whig,) in place of Samuel
" 4th George Vail, Democracy reelected. He is in
the present Congress, and voted for the Nebraska
bill.
9Th. A. G. NJ. Pennington, CWhig,) reelected.
ILLNoIs-CoNGREss.
LIST. Ellihu B. Washburne, (Whig,) reelected.
I'd. James A. Woodwork, Called L" Republican"
we don't know what that means-probably the
Fusionist,0 in place of John Wentworth,
Oemocrat) a-a'F
81 Sd. Jesse o. Norton, (Whig,) reelected
4th. James Knox, (Whig,) reelected.
9Th. Archibald Williams, (Whig) in place of Will
liam A. Richardson (Democrat) -
9th. Richard Yates, (Whig,) reelected
9Th. Lyman Trumbull, (Democrat) in place of
William Ii. Bissell, OemocratD p sf. s-..t
The 9TH and 9th Districts represented in this Con-
gress by James G. Allen and Willis Allen, Demo
crats,) have notye been heard from.
WIscoNsIN-CoNGREss.
LIST. Daniel Wells, jr, Oemocrat) reelected.
I'd. G. @. Washburn, (Fusionist) in place of Ben
jamin O. Eastman, Democrat
Sd. John B. Macy, (Democrat) reelected e
%E'tss7t 80 aS MICHIGAN. 81
:; The following are thought to be the members of
Congress elected from this State: i
Dist l. William A. Howard, Fusionist. .
2. Henry Waldron, do.
. 8. David S. Walbridge, do. =
? 4. Moses Wisner, do.
, FLORIDA CoTToN CRoP.-A letter fro n the neigh
borhood of Tallahassee to the Savannah Georgian,
dated November I'd, contains the following remarks
in relation to the Cotton crop: