The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06
NEW YORK SOUND FOR TIE UNION.
The National Administration Endorsed by
the Voters of the Empire State.
The Vote for Secretary Of State, Attorney General
and Canal Commissioners in this City.
A REPUBLICAN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY,
&C., &c, DO


There apparent but lttlo attention paid to it, ex
cept by the professional politicians. The returns from
both the city and state come in exceedingly SLOW
Enough, however, has been received to warrant us in
saying the ticket headed by Dickinson with the ex
cepton Of ma has been elected by large majority
Or returns very meagre and il is impossible TO
give the figures A far the returns have been re-
oeivei for senators and Assembly, tho republicans
have decided majority in both branches Of the Iegis
'ature.
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED.
secretary Of State. .Horaiio Raard, Union.
eNmt'Ul er... .lMcius Robinson, Union.
Al oney General Daniel Dickinson Union
Ira asq er William y. Lewis, Union
oaA s sss H'i H!ss. II IN un Rsp
lnsle Of ate Prisons Abraham B. r.ppan Union
judge Of the court OF Appeals William Wright, Union.
SENATORS ELECTED.
Monroe Henderson republican and Union.
2-Jesse e SIN til, Onion.
3-Hen y c. Murphy democrat and Union
A-chrstan y. Woodruff, democrat.
6--John J. Bradley, democrat.
SIS. Z, cnntiy, democrat.
> s D. Robertson = republican and Union
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ll-wm R.,Toby, republican and Union.
I2-ap h Rti,ards, Union and republican
!3-jAeob J. rter, republican and Union.
!t-Joseph II Ramsay Union and republican
ls-Hon John Willard republican, Union and demosrAt
THAR. Montgomery. republican.
is-lam,as /, ". republican. :. y
l9-Aexanler II. han,, 'ePaoHcan.
20-- Harden, republican.
2l-Richard Il, s.ndiord republ..,n and union
2 2-AIsn n, n re-, ,epr tasS: ~
~ yman i,ru'aan, republican.
= aopot, republican.
27-charIes Cook, republican and Union
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31-Henry W Rogers democrat and Union.
S2-Horace Young republican.
AssEnBLYMEN ELECTED.
IA j. Provost, democrat and Union.
4-Richard J. illlor, Union and democrat. :.
t-Wm NJ. Thomas, Union ana republican.
flames Darcy, dem crat.
Sc i. B,ne ct, Union and republican.
6--James |. Stearn, Union and republican,.
7--Edg.r McAuen Union and republican.
John Callahan Democrat
2-Daniel B,amcy, Democrat. =
3-George Leatrel, Democrat
6-,Iames ". Bush, Republican.
6-Wm. !, Coey, Democrat.
Henry J. Ray mond, republican.
S-Wm. !. ONany, Democrat
e--Alexander Mcleod, Republican.
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I4-R c. Hitchngs Democrat.
l5-navii ;. od,liugton, Iemocrat.
a6-pennis McC&be, republican.
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COUNTY.
= Halsey, Republican.
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NIAGARA COUNTY.
l. Fletcher Democrat.
nuTnE.s COUNTY,
John p. DatdhFs, republican
2-Edmund Green republican.
sIAUTAUQUE COUNTY.
1-Fmery nrvfs. endent republican.
2-Henry c. Iass, republican.
BRo COUNTY.
George Bcsaett, republican and Union.
COUNTY.
NicholasS, narraw, Union and democrat.
l-Gcor-r MGonigal, republican.
3-B X. wills, rep, bican and Union.
oSoNDAGA COUNTY.
IF Atrymans Union.
2-Tiomns G. Aivord.
3-R. M.son Gere, republican.
HYPERION COUNTY.
2-Geo-ge II. Hazeton, democrat and Union.
3-Wiiam Icwcy, democrat and Union
oswEGo COUNTY.
ELIAS Root, republican
2-Wiard johnson, U ion
COUNTY.
2-Albcrt G. Purdy, republican.
COUNTY.
&c ~ schofed, republican aud Union.
2-El Avery, Union
Sweet, Union.
Thomas Barry, Union and tmocrat
COUNTY.
10 son Moore republican.
aENssr1AER COUNTY.
John G. SAKE, democrat.
sAR,roGA COUNTY.
John Fulton, Union.
IN. NJ. Hooghton, Union.
WARRINGTON COUNTY.
George H. Taylor, Union and democrat.