Daily American organ., 1856-04-11
The Counecticut EIectiou.

buTDo III Uut tuOco HNm luSudiA,
$1,000; Minor, 26,934; Wells, 6,Sl5; and Rock
wood, 1923. The whole vote is over 1000 larger
than last year.
The Senate is thirteen opposition to eight Dem
ocrats, giving Cutler to the Americans, who ap-
pears to be elected by one majority.
II will be seen by the above statement that the
Republican" vote in Connecticut is about one
fourth of the American vote-Minor being the
American, and Wells the " Republican" candidate
In Rhode Island, an equal If not greater dispro-
portion exists between the Republicans" and the
Americans In Massachusetts, there is a similar
disproportion, as shown at the late election.
These facts prove undeniably that American
ism in at least three of the New England States is
paramount to "Republicansm."
viii the Republicans" snake a note Of this,
and govern themselves accordingly?
NEW YoRK LEGISLATURE Legislature of
New York adjourned on Wednesday night with
out making any appropriations for carrying on the
government. An extra session is inevitable, not
withstanding the refusal of the Governor to call
one.
Among the bills that failed, in the noise and
confusion, are
The General Appropriation bill.
The Supply bill.
The Apportionment bill.
The Appropriations for Canals.
Nothing done with she New York City Police
BILL
The Police bill was a pet of the Republicans, and
its object to give the control of the Police of
New York to Commissioners of that party for po-
litical purposes They are defeated, and every
honest man and every property holder in New
York will rejoice.
ST. LOUIS AND MMwAUKIE.--As there has been
considerable boasting the part of the unterrifed
Democracy, as to the results of the late charter
elections in Milwaukee and st. Louis, it is well to
refer these gentlemen to the number of population
native and foreign, and the number of votes in
those cities.
Population of the city of Milwaukee:
Native. ....... 9,181 Foreign ........ 42,782
Legal votes. 80. 1925 Legal votes. Gill
Population of ST. Louis:
Native. ........... 36,529 Foreign. ......... 8S,597
Legal votes. $50. 5,0l8 Legal votes. 5,5S5
1t is not very astonishing that the Foreign or
Democratic party should have the majority
ALBANY ELECrIoN.-The election for Mayor is
exceedingly close. 1t is stated that Eli Perry, the
American candidate is elected by a majority of1l.
The vote stands thus:
Perry, American 3,3l7
Quackenbush, Democrat $500
Ten Eyck, Republican, 1907
The New York News has despatch claiming
the election of Quackenbush.
P. s. Quackenbush is elected by 2l majority.
Tho Richmond Wing remarks that it was GU
rious coincidence, that at the very time when
James G. Bruce, in Halifax county, who happens
to own some few negroes was declaring his conf
dence in, and his admiration for, Mr.. Fillmore, in
the courtroom below; some little man was hold
ing forth up stairs to Democratic meeting and
although he was innocent Of owning nigger's
toenail, he in the greatest possible alarm, lest
Fillmore should storm universal negrodom!
TExAs.--A letter from Texas to the New York
News contains the following item
"The course pursued by the administration
Free-soilers in New York is understood to degree,
and despised as much here as by you of the EN-
pire State OF one thing you may rest assured
Texas viii never consent to Pierce or "old Mr..
Marcy" and Fillmore carry this State against
either Pierce or any of bis Cabinet"
NOMINATION REpuDIATED.-The American State
Council of Wisconsin has repudiated the nomina-
tions of Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency and nomi-
mated Banks, Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives, as their candidate.
This announcement is made by telegraph this
morning. We have no means Of ascertaining its
truth at present. But admitting it to be correct,
we regard it matter of very little consequence.
Wisconsin was never counted as an American
State. Half of her population are Irish and Ger
mans, and the other half Republicans"
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In the House of Representatives, after our re-
port closed yesterday, the reports of the Commit
tee Of Elections in the contested cases from Illi-
ncis, confirming Mr. S. S. Marshall in his seat, and
declaring vacant the seat to which Mr.. Trumbull,
since chosen Senator, had been elected, were
adopted. One of the resolutions provides for pay
ing the usual mileage and per diem to the contest
ants. A report was made from the same commit
tee declaring Mr. T. j. d. Fuller, of Maine, duly
elected a member.
THE New FRIGATE MERRIMAc AT ANNApoLIs--
We learn that Captain Goldsborough, Superintend.
ent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has been
notified by the Secretary of the Navy that the Uni
ted States steam figate Merrimac has been ordered
from Norfolk to Annapolis, and that she may be
expected to arrive at the latter place in few days.
We understand that the object in ordering the
Merrimac to Annapolis is to give the President,
Cabinet, and members of Congress an opportunity
of visiting and examining her.
MAINE REPEALs THE MAINE LIQUOR LAw.-The
lower House Of the Maine Legislature, some days