Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-11-13
Election News.
New YoRK.-The Albany Journal of the
4th thus rejoices:

New YoRK.-The Albany Journal of the
4th thus rejoices:
Circuit and Glorious Republican 7riumpM
The Empire State again breathes the at
mosphere Of Freedom. Recovering from the
temporary political paralysis which resulted
in the success of the Democracy last fall,
New York now stands forth erect in her true
Republican strength and character. The rev.
olutiOn is perfect-the triumph complete. We
rejoice in the election of Republican State
Officers, in Republican Legislature, in twen-
ty-six Republican members of Congress, and
in majority of Republican county officers
And above all, we rejoice in a consolidated,
homogeneous Republican party, by whose uni
ted zeal and indomitable will, this great tri-
umph has been achieved.
The Tribune of the 9th estimates Morgans
majority for Governor at 22,OOO and an
nounces positively the election to Congress of
Van Wyck in the Orange, (by 1870 Ora
ham in the Otsego, Palmer in the Clinton,
Wells in the Chemung and Kenyon in the
Ulster districts-all Republicans. The pro-
liabilities are in favor of Hockins election,
though it would require the official canvass on
the 9th inst. to finally determine. Sickles cleo
ton in the Sd district of New York city will
be contested by Williams Opposition on the
ground of stuffing the ballot boxes, which the
facts seem to establish; on Congress the OPP
position majority is 10000!
MIcH1GAN-The election of the whole Re-
publican State ticket by about 10000 major
ity is confirmed. The Democrats have only
one member of Congress, instead of two, as
| they have been claiming
ILLINoIs-A dispatch dated at Springfield,
Nov. 6, says:
Eighty-three counties reported. If the
| remaining counties vote i'll 1896, the De-
| mocratic State Ticket will have small major
| ity.
The Chicago Press and Tribune of Satur-
day morning gives returns from SO Counties,
showing Republican majority Of 26,o57.-
Egypt, however, is still to be heard
| from.
| As to the Legislature, it is conceded that
the Democrats, of all shades, have three ma.
jority in the Senate, and five in the Assembly
But now comes the pinch. The Chicago pa
pers Of Saturday intimate that some Of these
Democrats" are BUCHANAN men and bitter
ly opposed to DOUGLAS. The Chicago Herald
of that day, under the head of {" Coca Ne,cs p
DOUGLAS defeated" says:
On the eve of going to press we have re-
ceived private dispatches from Cairo, Jones
boro, Shawneetown and other points in Egypt
assuring us of the election of two, and pro-
badly three National Democrats to the
Lower House, and assuring us also, that three
of the Democratic Senators holding over, will
beyond doubt, oppose the reelection Of Douglas
Added to this good news, we have the assur
ance that several of the Senators and Repre-
sentatives just elected, and supposed to bt
favorable to Douglas, will not support him
but will maintain the integrity of the Demo
cratic party of the country by voting fol
Judge Breese, or some other good and relia
bic Democrat.
This intelligence comes tous in such shape
and from sources so reliable, that we cano
doubt that Mr.. Douglas will be defeated il
his efforts to secure his reelection to the U
S. Senate.
If there be truth in this very positive state
ment, the DOUGLAS victory in Illinois will
prove barren one.