The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-11-14
ELECTION NEWS.
NEW YORK ELBCTION

N. Y. Nov. New York city is car
ried by the Know Nothings by hand
some majority. Erastus Brooks K. n,
is elected Senator in the 9th District of
this city by very large majority, over
Munday, the Hard and Soft-Shen candi-
date. Partial returns from the interior
indicate that the State has also gone
Know Nothing.
(sECoND DESPATCH.
The city has given the Know Nethings
a large majority, but the returns are not
complete. Complete returns from ten
wards show plurality of over 800 for
the Americans. The K. N vote in the
State will be larger than was anticipated,
and certainly defeats the Hards, Softs and
LIQUOR dealers. The contest is between
the K. Ms and the Republicans, but the
large plurality of the former in the city
cannot be overcome
Partial returns from the State show the
vote as it now stands as follows: Americans
5000, Fusion 10000; Soft sc, 900: Hard
1000.
BUFFALo.-Complete returns give the
Softs, 1890; Americans 1890; Fusion
1900 -.
Returns of the election both in the
State and city are so confused that relia-
BILE figures cannot be furnished. In the
city the K. Ms have a large plurality
and also in the State, if the present indi-
cations can be relied on. Connely, the
Hard and Soft Fusion candidate for City
Clerk is probably reelected, and Brady,
Fusion candidate for the Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Wayne Co.-Complete returns, give
1000 Fusion majority
(THIRD DISPATCH.
Returns from this city very imperfect,
but complete returns of 8 wards and in
complete for the remaining foot up this:
Sec. State, Headly l4,07I, Ward l2,494,
Hatch 9,670, King 1854.
In Kings county returns for 6 out Of
Is wards of Brooklin and S small towns
foot Upward 7,457, Headly 5,665.
King2, 646, Hatch 1858. DR.. Brandreth
is elected Senator. The aggregate re-
turns of the State thus far received repre-
sent about 80, 900 votes and are distrib-
uted in the following proportion: Headly
45,542, Hatch 31,496, King 1896,
Ward 24,643
The following are supposed to be elec-
ted to the Senate from this county:-3d
district, Sickles, Hard shell, 4th, Soft, 5th,
p. Pellie, X. N, 9th, Eratus Brooks,
X. n.
Our returns are mixed up as to defy
classification
In Kings county, including Brooklin,
the Hard Shell State ticket is elected over
the K. N. though they polled the next
highest vote.
(LATEsT.)
Additional returns give Headly, K. NJ,
for Secretary of State, plurality of near
ly 10000 over King, Republican. There
are six counties to hear from, the returns
from which will probably decrease Head
ly's plurality. The Senate, as far as heard
from, stands: Republicans, IA; Americans,
6; Democrats, =, with to hear from
The Assembly stands: Republicans, Is;
Americans, 81; Democrats, 38, with A.
to hear from In this city and county,
owing to fusion of the Hards and Softs on
some of the nominations, according to
present appearance, are nearly equally de
vided between Democrats and Americans.
The Herald of this morning, in its foot
ing up of the result on Secretary of State,
shows the following vote: Headly, K. N,
1886; King, Republican, 69, ,9l7; Hatch,
Soft Dem, 48,452; Ward, Hard, 34,01l.
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