Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-10
The Elections.

The Elections.
1t is entirely unnecessary TO make any
upon the elections which have
taken place in the free States-they
speak for themselves. Never, before,
il the political history of the United
States, has an Administration which
came into power with a large majority,
found itself in the shoft space of two
years, sunk so low as has MIR. B~uchanans.
Never before has an Administration
proved SO false TO itself, to its principles,
and to the avowed doctrines by which
is election had been secured, and never
before has any received such a terrible
rebake.
New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Wisconsin Iowa, Vermont, Massa-
acbusetts, Maine. Rhode Island, New
Jersey and Michigan, have spoken, leav-
ing scarce a vestage of B~uchanisn to be
found.
New YoRK Observation-Disclosures, Nov.
5.h.-1he latest footings here give Nor
gan l,400 10 I, 500 majority. The AS
sembly will stand about 20 Republicans
elected without any union, 90 Union
Members and straight Americans, and
go Democrats. These figures will not
be varied more than g either way.
0rr vopE coHcprcrNrU rr-crro
Ist dist-Luther c. Carter, Opp, gain
Cd dist-James Humphreys, Rep, gain
Sd dist-Dsniel E. S;ckles, Admin, con-
tested.
4th dist-Thomas J. Barr, Dem
9th dist-Wm. B. Maclay, Adm re-
elected.
9th dist-Jno Cochrane, Adm. r~e-elect.
7th dist-Geo. Briggs, Rep, gain
9th dist-Hcrace F. Clarke, Ind
9th dist-John B. Hlskin, Independent
10th dist-C. II. Vsnwyck, Repub
18th dist-Wm. s. Kenyon, Rep, gain
18th dist--C. L Beale. Republican
18th dist-Abram B. DIN, Rep, re elect
18th dist-Jno. II. Reynolds, Anti Lee
compton Democrat
18th dist-James NIX an, Rep
18th dist-G. W. Palmer, Rep, ~re-elect
nth DIST. E. Spinner, Rep, r~e-elect
18th dist-G B. Cochrane, Rep, r~e-elect
18th dis:-James II. Graham, Rep
Goth dist-Roscoe Conkling, Rep
alst dist--R H. Duell. Rep
ga dis,-M. Lindley Lee, Rep
93d dis,-Chas B. Horad, Rep, re. elect
94ih dist-Chas. B. Sedgwick, Rep
95th dist-Martiu Butter field, Rep
26th dis,-Emory B. Pottle, Rep, re-
elected
9Th dis;-Alfred Wells, Rep
e8;h dis,-Wm. Irvine, Rep
99th dis:-Allred Ely. Rep
S0th dist-Augustus Frank, Rep
Slst dist-Silas Ii. Burroughs, Rep do
sad dist-Elbridge G Spaulding. Rep.
gain.
ssI dist-Reuben F. FeniOn. Rep,
re elected.
MkssAcHUsErTs.-The whole Repub-
lican State ticket is elected. as follows:
Governor-Nathaniel P. Banks.
Lieutenant overnor-EliphaletT rask
Secretary of State-Oliver Warner.
Auditor-Charles White.
Attorney General-Slephen II. Phil
lips.
Drs1RIcTs-Nem6ers Of Congress Elected.
= First-Thomas D. Elliot, Republican.
Second-James Bufinton. Rep, Dc.
Third-Charles F. Adams, Republican.
Fourth-Alexander H. Rice, Rep,
1000 plu.
Fiflh-Anson Burliugame, Rep, re cleo.
Sixth-John B. Alley. Republican.
Seventh-Daniel w. Gooch, Rep, re-
elected.
Eighth-Charles R. Train, Republican.
Ninth-Eli Thayer. Rep, re elected.
TentL-Charles Delano, Republican.
Eleyenth-Henry L. Dawes, Rep.
VERMoST-The Republican majority
in Vermont on the Congress vote, at The
late election, was Is. 1874. Mr.. Walton,
in the LIST District, had $3.50 Mr.. Nor
rilI, in the second. 6726; and Mr.. Royce,
in the third, 4i99. Such malorities give
Representatives backbone of the %stilfest
kind.
New JElsEY REDEEMED-TRExToN n.
J., Nov 4th The result of this State
foots up a total loss to the Democrats
Al the Opposition members Of Congress
are elected by heavy majorities.
The Opposition have a majority in the
Legislature, which defeats Wrigh. for
United States Senator.
Members of Congress elected-First
District, John H. Noxon, Union 81. J |
L. SIratton, Union; 81. j. B. Adrian.
Union ; All, j. B. Riggs. Anti LecOmp.
Dem. oh, Pennington, Union. The
Administration loses 8 members.
MICHIGAN ELECTION -DETRoIT, Nov.
Cooper, Democrat, elected in the
first Congressional District by about 100
majority over Howard.
Result of 4 h district in doubt
At present indications the Legislature
viii stand as follows:
Senate--22 Republicans. 10 Democrats.
House-46 do 80 do.
The Whole Republican State ticket is
elected by 5000 TO 10. 600 majority.
Truth From An Unexpected Source
Once in a while the Democrat lets fall
a word Of truth, quite accidentally, We
suppose, ga mere slip Of the pen,' and
whenever such a hing does happen, We
a3wavs hasten 10 notify our readers-i