Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-08
THE ELECTION.

The State has gone for Fremont by a plurality Of
90 900 to 10000.
Nav II ,ursunr.-In 1872 towns Fremont has
% .3l5, Buchanan q ,gl3, Fillmore 2'S giving
rremop, 1852 plurality. The State has gone for
Fremont BY over 5000 plurality Well done New
Hampshire.
yrnuoxr.-There is but little use in giving the
details in this State The majority for Fremont
will very nearly reach 10000
MAssAcuusErrs.-The Old Bay State has done
honor to herself The aggregate vote isfremont'
l0j, lg3; Buchanan $3.50; Fillmore 1885, CIV
ing Fremont CT 1928 plurality. Aii The STATE ana
County officers are Fremont men. The Senate Is
unanimously for Fremont and Sumner, and the
House will not contain over 20 Of all shades OF
Democrats and Fillmourners. The most glorious
feature o. this result in Massachusetts, will he the
return Of CnAnLEs SuNsEn to the United states
Senate without opposition the next is The return
Of an entire Fremont delegation to the House Of
Representatives, including, Of course, Mcssrs-
Banks and Burlingame All the present members
are elected save Dewitt in the 9Th and and Traf-
ton in the Iith Districts. Their places will be
supplied 10y Mcssrs Eli Thayer and Henry l..
Dawes. and we cannot ronain from expressing our
qualification at the success Of these two men.
RHODE I.LlND.-In the whole State, with the
exception Of Miidletown, and New shoreham,
Fremonts majority over oil Is 5lSs over Blu
chauan, 47Js; Fillmore, 9Csl. lie has clear
majority in four Of FIVE counties, and in every
town in the State bit six.
CoNvHcricur. The "Nutlneg" State has COW
erel herself with wreath Of bright immortal
fame. She has disappointed both friends andioe
Of Fremont. The Democrats generally claimed
her. and the bcsi that the friends Of the Pathtne
or could do was to set her down as doubtful. Ia
all but town Frlmont's plurality lie about COCO.
Even the old Democratic county of Litch6ed gives
over q thousand majority in his favor.
Thus stands New England. A. in 1776, 50 in
1896, she stands the bulwark Of Freedom. Her
ohurcher aud her sehool-houscs have made her
what she is
Nrs YorK-This State has gone for Fremont
by about 80, 90 plurality Buchanan comes next
and Fillmore bring. mp tho rear. Present indica-
lions render 1t probably that the Republicans have
eIcetcl q, AID the Democrats 81 Congressmcn.
We ore peculiarly gra.idel BY the defeat Of Sol
e. Haven aud Washington Hunt The Repnbli-
can State tickle, IS elected by handsome nj jori-
sn,,v bl. Ts re,,.lat.re Vim he Roupbli,.n
by a large majority, thus securing a United States
Senator Of the righ; stamp to succeed Mr. Fish.
Nry JrRsrY has gone for Bushanan by large
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