The true Democrat., 1855-09-25
Vermont Election.

Vermont Election. | Sept. 9.-Returns - towns give Boyce, whig, ,457 majority over Clarke, democrat Rhode Island.
 April 8.-Hoppin, whig, no doubt, elected Governor
 October l4-Returns from Ohio indicate that the whigs have ca ried the State. October 19.-All whig Congressman elected in Ohio and 5O,OOO majority for the American party.
 Vermont has elected all whg officers in her legislature.
 Anti Nebraska ticket succeeded generally Of the members of Congress elected 8 anti administration and in its favor. Know noth- ings probably carried the State ticket by small majority.
 October 24.-Gardner, know nothing, nomina- ted for Governor of Massachusetts November 1O-Returns from Michigan ndi- cate the election of the whole State ticket of the anti-Nebraska party.
 Mvember 1l-Ilinois gone anti-Nebraska by probably 10000 majority. Michigan and Wisconsin have gone for the republican, or fusion whig and freesoil ticket New Jersey gone anti Nebraska.
 Nouember l4.-A majority of Congressmen elected in Illinois.
 Nouember l6-Gardner, know nothing, elect ed Governor in Massachusetts, know nothings swept the State electing Congressmen, State Senate and Representatives Nouenaber 25.-Editoria article states that Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin have all gone against the administration.
 "The election of Judge Trumbull to the U. $. Senate is complete triumph over the Doug las party. The new Senator Ca native of Con- nectcut and grandson of the historian of that State) was elected to Congress last fall in the Alton district by majority of 2,3OO over the regular democratic Douglas candidate. In the course of his congressional canvass, says the Louisville Journal, he visited various portions of the State and delivered powerful and effec- tive speeches against Douglas which have quick ly borne fruit in his elevation to the national Senate. Undoubtedly the reign of Douglas is over in Illinois, E{it9rtaI Nutchez Courier, March G. 1855.
 "The New Hampshire election takes place on the 18th March, and more than usual inter est attaches to it, since ill addition to the Co., vernon and other State officers and members oi the popular branch of Congress who are to be chosen, the legislature now to be elected will have the choice of two United States Senators For Governor there are four candidates, viz: N. B. Baker democrat; James Bell, whig; Asa Fowler, freesoiler and Ralp Metcalf Aneri can.-Eltorial Natchez Courier, March lOM, | 1855
 | At this election freesolers and whigs com. bined as know nothings elected Bell the de- | feated whig candidate for Governor along with Hale, U. $. Senators.-ED. FREE TRADER. New Hampshire Election. | M.rch 21, 1S55.-As far as heard from 1Ol democrats and 1O3 coaitionists have been elect ed to the House of Representatives The same town last year elected 116 democrats and 1 v opposition. The democratic majority was then 89. If towns te be heard from vote as they did last year the whigs will gain 50 Re- presentatiyes. As far as heard from Perco'> own town in Concord has gone against him.
 New iiampshire Election.
 March q, 1655-'rhe know nothings have swept the State. Mctcaf is elected Governor 1 by 1,5UO majority.
 Mmc4 23--Latcr returns from 203 towns 1T New Hampshire gives Metealf 31,735 Baker 26 584, Bell 3,206, Fowler 1,164. | These extracts from the Courier are sufficient to show that the only truth told by Mir. Bor 1 land is that the north and west are abolitioniz ed but that it was done, not by the denocra': as he asserts but by his new found frcn 5, tht know nothnss, wings, Amerirans or whatevc name they now call themselves, aud too in op position to the democracy of every one of those States where the best fight was male of which our party was capable.
 Led on by Mr. Hill yer's friend, Judge Trum bull, whom he so cuiogis $ in the editorial Q the 9th of March, Quoted above) and other of his class, den"cra.y has been Irostratel and the whole north and west thoroughly abolition izel.
 Bnt who would have supposed political prof gacy would 90 so fur that n less than a yea the defeated party would be charged with tn, sins of the victors, and that charge copied int, a paper which had reioiced over this defeat?- Douglas own Illinois is charged in the ex tract from Borland with being headed by sucE men Durkee, Harland and Trumbull." Tn, first of these Is the Senator from Wisconsin, tn, second is the Senator frorn Iowa. and only tho last, Senator from Illinois; all aboltionists anC all elected after the know nottingham, whg.e- ", etc., had swept those States, as so glowing 1 ly announced in the extracts from the Courier