Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-06

should be driven out, peacibly If possible, but IL
needs be at the point of the bayOnet-
THE News BIZ THE MAILs-From the East,
Yesterday, was almost wholly confined to cleo
ton returns, and the comments pro and can up
ON the returns In Baltimore there was, as IN
Dictated By our telegraph yesterday, serious
disturbances: in New York there was some
thing Of the same sort, engendered in good
degrced by the inaamatOry proceedings OF the
meeting the day before, of which we published
= notice This, as we said ripened the minds Of
the Whisky men and the Migrants for mischief,
and Judging FROM the accounts at hand, the
showed strong predictions that way. Some dis.
count must be made for the Plug Ugly prejudicees
Of the Express in the following extract from its
columns:
The riot spirit ran Wild and loose during the
election. Tuesday, in and over all those pre-.
cincts" where the foreign population Is most
numerous In some of the wardS,-such as the
l7th-disortier and outrage were developed oft
on in a manner which has frequently been wit
messed in Europe-but seldom or never before
IN This country Thieves in dozens come out of
their hiding places to steal,-in the expected
confusion of the election,-and while freshmen
were knocking down American ticket boxes
here.-there the Germans were stopping bakers
,rooons in the streets and helping their hungry
stomachs 70 their cOntents,-while at the same
lime, not far off, some hundreds OF the same
sort of people were tearing up the fences around
81 Public Park to make fire wood ut home =
Then again, we hear of doors barTIcaded,
and rufians running to the house tops to
throw brick bats on the heads of their antaso-
nists beloW,-all the while that the Municipal
Police appear to have been panlc-str1ck, -and
unable, or unwilling, to do anything iorL Law and
Order
PIR CoxTRA.-The Tribune tells us that
Yesterday was the quietest election day that
the city has seen for many years The weather
yyns propitious, and the Srog-shoPs and money
market in such 4 condition OF structure that
conparatiyelv few could be bribed. Many men
held off till late in the day, for the fee winch
tbev were accustomed to receive when they
vote. and as that was not forthcoming large
,nrlb.r did not vote at all. The vote was con-
..onentlv very light The lack of money pre-
vented all mercenary rows, so that those when
did occur were got up for the love OF the thing
entirely The lower wards were wonderfully
serene; and the MackeTeiviIe ''aiers DID NOT I'm
proye their opportunities, as they were eX-
pected to.
CoycEKxlxG the election result the latter
journal reports that
The total vote of the city is about 56,OOO-a
loss of ". UDU from laSJ NONclHDVl- vi AH' AhAS
Republicans lose about 1000; the AmerlcanSr
10 OOU; and the Democrats, 5000. The RePub-
Ecans went out OF the city last November on
President with 24,l42 majority against them;
now they have about $500, showing a hana-
some net gain in spite OF the light vote. Inc
American Party has kind er gun eout or the
state Ticket. What they have done in the To-
cal way Remains to be seen, and as yet we have
no figures There seems, however, no reason.
able doubt that the Democrats have elected
their four Senators, fifteen or sixteen oil the
seventeen Assemblymen.
The Herald says:-
The few scattering returns which VIC have
from the interior, we 60 to press, afford
strong hope that between the ratio OF losses to
the republican and Know Nothing parties, ana
the ratio of gains to the dempcracy, the latter
have carried the State. The Seward sPoiss and
nInnder corruptions of last winter at Albany
aud Washington. the collapse of Know Nothing
ism. and the solid popularity of Mr.. Buchanans
administration, are thus breaking up the opPo,,
sition elements of 1856 in every direction, ana
leading the way, with the practical issues OF
this financial revolutions to general reconstruc-
ton of parties for 1850.
Pnos BALTIMORE we have nothing more salts
factory, by the mails, than we had by yesterday
morning telegraph. The papers there, towhich
W. are accustomed to look for information, seem
almost afraid TO make lhehuoh o' INC S'eSu"'''
We must therefore refer our readers to the tele-
graph columns for information from hatquarter.
TnE MoNEr MARkrr-La"a Warna"ts--
Messrs. Thompson, Morse & Co, of New York,
in their circular by yesterday mails, gve US the
following:
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