Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
Delaware, November s, 1858.
TaE NOVEMBER ELEcrIoEs-RepublicGns

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Delaware, November s, 1858.
THE NOVEMBER Observation-Disclosures
Triumphank.-The elections ofthe present
week have resulted most gloriously for the
Republican cause. In connection with
those which took place the I'd Tuesday in
October, they have in the forcible language
9th Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday,
tresulted in the complete overthrow of the
Administration, and the utter annihilatlon OF
all its power. 1t lie NOW dishonored, beaten,
despised and exec rated. 1t is more terribly
beaten than that of Pierce in '54. II the
elections of the second Tuesday of October
crushed the Administration, the elections on
Tuesday puIserised it. The elections in
October were hard fought battles. Those
of this month are routs of the demoralized
Administration Democracy. There is no
doubt bu, the Anti ADMINISTRATION majority
| in The next House Of Representatives will
be large. The majority against the Admin
istration will be clear even, without the Au-
ti-Leeomptou Democrats"
The returns are incomplete and scattering
but seem clearly TO indicate the following
results:
New Yohk.-Morgan (Republican) e.
lected Governor q, together with the entire
Republican State ticket, by about 10000
majority. OF the "a Congressmen only
four Administrator mel are known to be
elected, aud one oflhem owes his election
to the vote 8 of u. S. troops. The Legisla-
ture overwh elmingIy Republican in both
branches. ef "a sz7a%A aaf 10 5
MAssAcHJsErrs.-- Republicanism has
swept over the State with the force of a
tornado, carrying everything before it.
Banks (Republican1 elected Governor by
an overwhelming majority---an unbroken
delegation of eleven Republican Congress-
men ele Acknowledgements Republican in
both branches by more than three to one.
New Observation-Disclosures party
totally routed. Opposition elect the entire
Congressional delegation. being a gain of
three neutrality-suspicious., opposition
majority in both branches, which insures
the gain of u. s. Senator. zae.
e. Observation-Disclosures conflicting. De-
mocracy have probably elected their Gov
ernor and a majority in the Legislature; the
opposition electing the Congressman, being
a gain. 2 ~ sst se
MrcHIeAN.-RepHblican throughout; Gov,
ernor, State ticket, entire Congressional del
egation, and Legislature.
WIscoEsIN.-T'he returns indicate the ri.
umph of the Republicans, including the
election of the entire Congressional delcgs
lion. '3sz
ILLIkofs.-No reports given as regards
Congressman or State ticket. The follow.
d ing comprises the latest news relative to ths
/. Legislature, which, with the advantage he
+ has in the h9iling-over Senator'S, renders il
: probable that Douglas has triurpphed, bu
this even IS an Administratio defeat. "A
Chicago dispatch, dated 8 p. m "Wednesday
f evening says: z 80 -a= +.1t7a pE
: As far as heard from, the Legislature
stands:
House, Republicans s.; Democrats SO
7 doubtful. Senate, Republicans IL; Dem
$ ocrats II; doubtful 8.
The doubtful counties are: Fulton Ctut
members) which gave a Democratic maj
of $50 in 1856; Madison County, (tw'
~members), which elected Republican an
American Tin '5S) by a large majority; Nc
: Donough County, Gone meInberO which CAV
a Republican majority OF 10; Hancock Co
: Zone member,) which gave a Democrat
, majority of LOG; Wabash and White Coun
ties, Gone member,) which gave a Democrat
majority of about 100.