Washington telegraph., 1855-11-28
The Esections--New York.

State, confirms the previous reports of the
success of the American candidates over the
Black Republican, abolition. Seward coali-
tion. by majority approximating ten thou
sand votes. This result is the mere graft
flying as it puts an extinguisher upon the
political supremacy Of that arch agitator
and wiley demagogue--W- ii. SEWARD
To the much abused American party. is due
the credit Of defeating the piratical, Black
Republican, Seward fusion in New York,
whose only policy was an uncompromising
opposition 10 the institutions Of the South.
This party. so inimical to Southern interests,
led ON by SEWARD and aided by the ''Tri-
bune,'' the "Times' and Courier" have
been overwhelmed. d:smayed. aud beaten,
if not wholly destroyed, by an organization
@hicli no inconsiderable portion Of the Sou
thern press, have exhausted the whole vo-
eabulary Of billingsgate to denounce- And
indeed The hostility Of some of its opponents
have been so bitter and yiDdictive that
they have not hesitated to stigmatiGe the
victory of the American party as an a6Ots
! Iition triumph, and this too, in the face OF
the most convincing facts to the contrary, Of
which they must have been cognizant.
al who know anything of the recent
canvass in New York, must have been
aware that the nominations Of the Amerl-
can party were regarded by the free-soil Or
gans there. as opposed to their peculiar Plat
form, and eminensly national and conserva-
tive. The Albany Evening Journal, whose
views we took occasion TO publish several
weeks since. thus spoke of the nominees Of
the American party 1t said
s:There is no man among them who has
ever been identified with opposition to
slavery extension" None of them to our
knowledge have ever declared themselves
hostile to the admission of Kansas and sla-
very.'' at is ticket which South Carroll
na herself could support, without the slight
est suspicion of its being tainted with Free
soil'
The Courier 4 Enquirer another bit
ter opponent of the American party, only
day previous to the election, said of the
abolition fusion
''The decided success of the Republican
party viii have a great influence in qnellin2
the aggressions upon the people of Kansas
and of imparting frmncss and moral power
to the Northern members of Congress, who
7 a.
system of browbeating and intimidation
which is so habituallv applied by the Soutl
when they have purposes of their own tt
carry
So much for the ridiculous and absurd
charge Of aboliiionism Instead of an abo
lition victory. the success of the America,
party is triumph cf truth over error-o
Union loving constitutional conservatism
over rab;d finaticism, and disunion. Th,
victory is a glorious one and affords tht
most gratifying evidences that there are il
the empire State, thousands of patriotic
hearts who love the Union and the consti
ton. more than pariizan bigotry and Sec
.ioral fanaticism Well done New York.
MAssACHUsETTs.-Th returns from al
the Towns i'll Massachusetts, but nine civ,
GARDINER. the Know Nothing candidate 70
Governor, a plurality Of about fifteen thou
sand votes. CHAFFE, the American candi
date fer Congress in the Tenth District
has plurality of 1000 votes.
! The House of Representatives stands
: 10 Americans to l03 of all ether parties
The Senate, as far as knoEn. is compose,
: Of % Americans to IL of sll other parties
MAEyLAND.-The result of the rcccn
Congressional election in Narylard'is is as fol
: lows:
1st District-JAMEs j. STEWART Dem
: 21 -JAMEs b. RicAUp. Amer
81 JAMES n HARRIS, Amer