The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

DOUGLAS uEFFATED-THE CHANCES AGAINST HIN
INCREAsISG--Two AND PROBABLY THREE Ma
TiOSAL DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES, AGAINST
DovGLAs-rhhEE "HoLpIS6 OVER DEMOCRATIC
SENATOR'S AGAINST DouGLAs-So SENATOR WILL
BE ELECTED UNTIL 1860
Prom the Chicago Herald, Nov. IL
We continue to get news from Egypt strengthening the
probability that Douglas Is defeated. Every mail de-
creases his Chances and tends to dsre tho fond Illusion
conUred M by the Dougases the strength Of the first
returns They begin TO see that they we're "count,ng
without their host and acknowledge that theres many
slip twixt the cup and the p.o They looking quite
"bue and lugubrious they stand taking goomiy
psher NJ the street especially those Of them who
have money staked on the result The Hra,ds news of
Yesterday morning proved wet blanket thelr hopes
The probability Is strong that the future issues Of the
parer viii greatly increase their anxeties
We have received the following from Alexander
ty-
ArKxAsprR CouSry, Nov, 1863
The result OF the election IN his county Tuesday last was
Mr. Jeln Logan for Congress, received s3 Mr. d.
Mr. a. j. X kendall for Senate received 270 Mr. A.
Mr.. Hacker, for the House received ae votes; Mr..
John = insaker .nsusnel deaocrso .ecsyed 2o votes
vo,ss p@SsseS,s i6S 1o,ss sa''' 'SS lin a. FSXoS.
The hrst reurescntyo district Is composed OF the coun
ties Of tnon, Alexander and rulaski. Jonesboro ths
county town al Union gave Mr. Hunsaker larg.
majority aud Ns learn tha, tho coun,y has given him
large ny, though bave not received the
figures. The majority against him IN Alexander, l.
shown By the above, only ninety votes; and most
lis roaivcs, with hosts II lis personal friends
side In Pulaski, V believed he has carried that county
and consequently the district by handsome majority.
" - behtNei thaf MI Vance ahgiAef Hfi0hal demo
crat Ia elected 10 the House, aud friends n Egypt
claim stl another short Tine viii determine Tie re
suit.
Our friends 10 Egypt insist upon H. that AZ least three
Of the democratic Senators holding nrmy bent
upon opposing the election AZ Douglas and hint strong
y that Of the members Of both houses just elected
will not support him, they having been vochfor by
ticna democrats, because they pledged sup
port any particular man for the Senate hut pursue such
course as tho best interests OF the democratic Iarty
ght seem TO demand II " firmly believed that there
several members OF both houses who such
worshpers as to hazard the the democrats
party Of the country by clothing It's dangerous enemy
with power dsorganixe H. The fact that majority Of
supposed Douglas mon are elected to the Legislature,
such he the fact does not by any the
election cf Mr. Douglas There doubtless, among the
number many democrats who think o the great
mocrsc party Of the Union than Of any
of n and when they are called upon % vote for for
United States Senator they viii vote they believe VIII
most surely advance tho interests OF that PARTY and
sure Ne success IN 1sc0.
Present Appearances Indicate that there VIII be no elcc
tion of United States Senator In Illinois until 1860 We
bore such may be the result. Certainly black rcpub
iican ought 10 he elected, and honestly believe II
would be very lmroitc and improper for democrats 70
reelect stephen A. Douglas, who has, already, done
more than the whole black republican party, without his
aid, ever could have DONE 20 dsntograta dsorganiZe
and defeat the democracy Of tho country aud who IL
elected by democrats will be clothed afresh BY them
with power and prestige which will enable him utterly
TO defeat party In 1890 and give the government
the hands of Seward Greeley and their abolition allies
We believe the democratic members elect of ths fgsla
ture some OF them at least, will view the matter this
light aud act accordingly. We believe, from all the
dcatons pcrcepble at present that the defeat of Don
gas certain, abd VIC md there many, among
his followers ard most part cuar personal aud political
friendsthe roo Loaded comm 1n portion a
who entertain iiSU anne belief.