New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11
REPREsgSTATfyEs.
Whig and Democratic
akf N.Ir.ska ard Mahraskg do
CONGRESSIONAL RESULT.

CONbkEcclOSAL EtSbbls
dit and Totrn, Anti Nebra,k1 Nebraska. Majority.
$50 towns. Me.chsm. si psIstt.'j ~ 81.
H-Si towns sc sIteI i4 r'''''''''"" 40
III ssbn...',.5O25 Hayward.2s57 1855
Our Nebraska exchanges howl most dolefuly over
the result, and some Of them grudgingly acknowl
edge the defeat of their party. Others magnani-
mousy announce the result but give as few details
they can help The DanriHe NORTH Star (Nebraska)
says
Next week we shall be able to give correct est
mate as TO the result in the State. As expected
no doubt the State has gone in favor OF the Wings and
Fusobists
The Montpelier VT PotriOt, IA Government sd
vertisin. and Nebraska sheet says:
"THE ELEcTIoS.-We give below what returns we
have received for Representatives They show the
thing all ray The Fusion State ticket Is elected
by large majority-and the three members Of Con-
press ditto The House will be striped in an infinite
ysri,ty and TO an unlimited extent Senate the same
The Fusion ticket in this Washington County ap-
peaIs to be elected by small majority
The Burlington SeEtine Ia similar concern, COM
plains of the slowness of receiving election returns
but admits il has enough to show that Chitenden
Co. and the State have gone for the FusiOnists.'
The Wing, Republican, Free Democratic and Inde-
pendent papers, of course moot enthusiastic in
their announcements Of the great victory achieved by
the friends Of freedom. The Montpelier Waterman
and STATE Journal the Wing State paper says:
"VERNoST TO THE UNION: GREETrSG-An Anti
Savocratc State ticket, elected by majority
eauaed since 1904 Senate probably entirely the
same way-a House ditto by three to one-and per-
feet sweep in every Congressional District The re-
turns show ell this sufficiently.
The Burlington Free Press also WhgD says:
"Sufice il 10 say now, that the indications are
strong that the entire Union State Ticket is elected by
great msjonty, and that the Democratic force which
NJ L. n. -
REQUIRE quite large space as it occupied last year.
Nebraska stock goes at a low figure In Vermont
The VergeRnes Independent Republican, says;
"THE Observation-Disclosures returns have been re-
ceived TO warrant the suppostion that strongest
hopes have been realized. II the balance OF the
Stat, shall prove TO have been as true TO liberty as
has the portion reported the Administration viii have
moor Endorsement from the Green Mountain State.
We save good reason TO believe that the Bogus
Il ..mocracy has hsd TO submit 10 hageletion
which they will not sOon forget. Where so much Of
innate love Of Freedom exists as swe lis the bosoms Of
Vermopters, it Is folly TO suppose that in handto-
hand conflict Despotism can triumph"
AS TO Temperance, The Woodstock Standard says:
$50 fer as heard from, the members elected stand
much better than last year upon the question of the
law The Senate is more than two TO one in favor Of
the proper amendments
OFFICIAL voTE OF NORTH CARoLrSA FOR Gov
IRsoR-The official vote at the late election for Gov
Bragg, the Democratic candidate.
PrsSsrLvASIA.-The Wings of Berks County re-
solved not TO make any county nominations. The
opponents Of the Missouri Compromise will probably
cccentraie their forces upon Congressional GAN
didsie and support the Independent county ticket
John c. Myers, an Anti Administration Democrat, Is
announced as the Independent candidate for Con-
gress against the doaghface, J. Clancy Jones' who
bas been nominated for reelection.
In York County the Democrats having placed
Pro. Liquor ticket in the field the friends Of Pro-
bibiiion have nominated VIM McConkey Of rights
vile Eli W. Free of Shrewsbury and Daniel Ru,ter
of Fairview an independent Prohibitory Assembly
tieket. The Wings having concluded not TO settle
ticket we NAV look for fair fight IN fork between
the friends Of Temperance and the sham Democracy
The Rev. Ralph Clapp is proposed as an ANU v',s
brsska candidate for Congress in the AAlN u l"Hu-
Cat District represented by Mr. Curtis: r..
In the Xtb District, composed OF Dsupnin, Union
and Lebanon Counties, the Wing conferees have
unanimously nominated John c. Kunkei as their
| candidate for Congress.
John b. Roberts for Congress.