The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

mss s.a "a .oua;. 10 be heard which
nearly 5000 dsasa. e nas 1sa 4. an
TN the other han the democratic candidate for Canal
Commissioner, Henry s. Mott, win have very large
received Is 600 majority in Philadelphia Judge Black,
OF the supreme Court the democratic candidate IL re-
elected By majority probably nearly equal to that OF
It Is doubtful which party win have majority in the
Les.laure, she Old parties beng very mnea oeo.sa up
element in the Gle ton In Philadclphia the m jorty
In favor Of prohtbitory liquor Law is nearly O0 the
votes Of the people having taken that question.
The prescott delegation ID Con yress from
ssnds sixteen demaarets TO MAE wings of the demo
Gratis eleven voted for the Nebraska bill the nine wings
and Ave democrats against it The delegation nov cho
sen, it is bsieved, viii stand as foilows-whlgs SIX
democrats onIy three OF four ave NebrasIs men
In the First district, 1homss B. Florence Pierce and
Nebraska Democrat re eoctet He owes his esotion
10 the appropriately " Edward Joy Norris his whig
ponsn', with the working cassei who form tae great
formerly represented by Levin, native American.
In the second district, Chandler, the present whg
but such the disgust OF the Philadelphia wings At
his attempt 10 sustain Foroey certain occasi
Votes while The regular whig csnddste tyson, rsosved
52S3 votes and the democratic candidate Hamilton,
In the Filth district comprising part Of Philadelphia
county ard Montgomery the contest is close between
Cadnallader GEM snd Jones, wing The reports are in
favor OF the former ny eleven votes.
In the Twelfth DISTRICT composed Of the democratic
count ies Of Luxerre Wyomng Columbia and Montoar,
over Aendrick B. Wright VINO voted for the Nebrasla
bill and sustained fierce's admlnstration.
In the Fourteenth datric, formerly represented by
David wilmot, Galuska A. Grow, anti Nebrasks demo-
cIa IL elected without oppoaition. The majority
comprising ,hc tseo eeantioa Of d, adora sus
and Tioga about 600 whereas Pierce received 400
majority in the same counties in 1852
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1854.
A. E. Roeers, Independent whg is elected to Congress
IN tho Ninth district Isaac Hester, the present
member, by about 900 majority.
In Adams county, Pollock, whig, for Governor, has
only majority, being whig loss of 500.
Tie official majority for Pollock in Philadelphia is
4 40I.
The official returns also show that the democrats have
lost three members from the county for the As
sembly Tho following gentlemen are elected by the
fusion ticket:-Alcxander Cummings, (of tho Exaing
Buein,) Joshua Fletcher and Robert N. Fouss. Thi,
gives the Know Notbings nine members from the
~ ont of the eleven Mr.. Cummings the Tam
rerance ticket alone without the party aid of the whg
democrats natives but evident resolved the snip
port Of the Know Not aings.
Prrsgrns Oct. IL, 1854.
Tes'mo'yland Coun.y-O5cia -Bislsr, 8os3; Pollock
35S3 H. s. Mott Know Nothing and democratic caodi
date for Cana, Commissioner, 622l George Darse whs
candidate, 1885, j. Black, democratic candidate for
judge OF the Supreme Court 3927 Thos A. Baird, the
Native American candidate, 24Sa; Daniel NJ snyser,
wing and Know Nothing candidate, I,oeo; democratic
candidate for Congress in the Nineteenth district $780,
John ceyode, wh'g, 3,se7 The inaeper dent Assembly
ticket Is elected In the district The vote prohoi
tory liquor law in this county stands a3ie sganst It, to
1886 in its favor.
Aneohaay Cc,ssey-OTcia, Pollock, 1857; Bigler,
615 j. s. Black democratic candidate for Judgeof tbs
Supreme Court, 5,442 Thomas H. Baird Native Ameri-
can, 4.ses; Daniel N. snyer wing, 4,SA.
OHIO.
The majority for the fusion or anti Nebraska State
tc ct is estimated ct ATTY thousand No members
Of the Legislature chosen this year The wings, free
united under the name Of srspublcsns II d prooa.
Die they have chosen the entire deieg 70
CONSISTING Of twenty ono members AL Of tie eighteen
Four Of these are democrats four free soers and the
rest wings. Or Odds. who was chairman Of the Com;
mittee OF the Whole on the Nebraska bill, defeated
in the Columbus district by 800 majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 1854
Returns received from sixty counties of this State
give Ooo majority for the Independent ticket Tho
majority in the entire state win run up to $4,000.
Gslswsy's ofdda majority In the Twelfth district is
three thousand three hundred and sixty six.
INDIANA.
1t probable the returns resolved thAt In this
State also the opponents OF the have
red every district in the state for members Of Congress
the democrats ten sevea districts heard from have
elected anti Nebraska men,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
lie election In this State took place ON the 10th Inst
Vim Alien, domocrat elcc'ed to Cspgross In the
Charleston district. without much opposition. Five
democrats are doubtless elected in the other districts
as VISUAL. but wc have no particulars.
FLORIDA.
The Savannah Georgian says the democrats have
swept Tloids from gtem to stern. We have accounts
from the Middle district from the extreme vest (Peo-
sacols} the extreme east, ut. AuGuStine) all
democratic gains the vote two years since
Then Mr. Maxwell elected to Congress by maj GRITTY
OF twenty tso md The Legislature WAS If We recosct
from the recent election, though Incomplete sAve
doubt but Maxwell has achieved q most gratifying
triumph Bis majoti Is probably somewhere between
doubtless decsvely democratic insuring the election Of
q member Of that party-Mr. Yulee We hope--to the
United states Senate successor to the Hon. jackson
Morton wbig.
COMPARATIVE VIEW OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
ELEC1ED IN THE VARIOUS STATES THUS FAR
O1Tosition democrats and sOAsgs in itdics.
ARKANSAS.
1nirigjowta or Rer Con- Thirty Aird present Con-
gTess. 0Tess
!. A. B. Greenwood, 4. B. Greenwood,
2. Albert Rust Il. A. Warren.
CALIFORNIA.
/. !. w. Denver, James A. McTougL,
9. l.. r Herbert Marcus Q. Latham.
FLORIDA.
Augustus T. Maxwell. augustus e Maxwell.
MAINE.
/. John ~ Ward, Moses Mcdonald,
q John j. PeSTy, Samuel Mayalt
8. Wa6ey FGrley T. Wilder Farley,
A. Samuel p. Benson, Samuel p. Benson
8. Israel Washbuyr, Jr., Israel Washb0rn, IT.,
8. Thomas J. u. Fuller. Thomas J. d Fuller
VERMONT.
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2. ynsiiN 3 AorrsA Andrep Tracy