New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27
There are inconipleIs returns from the following
0rsnd total


There ae rerarps from SEPARATE ANAL precincts q
other counties, bat tey { worth place In
Iref statement lis. this. Your readers viii observe
that Stanford has ali absolute majority in seven Of the
complete counties and plura,-s in all the other com.
peie and incomplete Counties save i've, in three o.
which Mcconnell has pura'ili,s, and Conness In two
It is certain that the Republicans will have majority
over all opponents in u. Assembly, and probably they
will have majority 10 the Senate II not, they viii
have plurality and with n c a-.istsnce Of the Doug
has Democrats will be sDe ~ give every needed sup
port 10 the Administration. There are IS COUNTESS and
the Republicans have carried nj least 80 OF them in
GLIDING all those containing the largest population and
nearest the center Of the State. San Francisco has
given twice us many io Sanford for both the
other cnoidates. The counties Sacrament
TO- FL Dorado, Nevada Yuba PAGER, Tuolumne, Contra
Cosa Calaveras, San Joaquin. Santa Clara, Alameda
aud Souolaa. Every there h.s gwen Republican
majority or plurality. The counies which have gives
puralities for Mcconnell Los Angeles, which is s
the extreme South. Cosa, northern part Of the
Sacramento Valley and Marpsa, in the southsn
miner. Mcconnell will carry probably ten counties In
all, and Couners may have i've. The Spanish Caifor
mans III the South tod that they would be taxed
beyond measure and M their cattle and ranches
WORM very u'tc ~ HWo, shog WOio oAo1o ebos
tiey would he utterly ruined ,ey voted against the
war. In the agricultural c,unties, such as Sonoma
Santa Clara. Nsla Mar II, solan Colusa. San Joaqus
IN Los Angeles the farmers mostly from Missouri
Arkansas aud Texas they desire peace, and not o.
few of them desire Oh. sucreee of jeff. Davis.
The State ticket elected In as follows;
Governor STANFORD OF Sacramento
Lieut. Govsrsor...... ,. CazLLis o, Trinity
RI o. PukLPs Of San Msteo.
Z A. A. SAkGsNT Of Neysda
SF.f Low 4 MsD ssille.
Judge Supsrn. Court. EDwAnp NoKToS Of San Fsncisss
Attorney. ,-n,ra....FEASsp IIls, Of San FrAsciscs
stas Trsasursr ......D. r. AsaLsI Of Monterey.
Controller. II WAsKSs
suivryor.GsI,rI......J.F. HoussTos Of solano.
Glen Supreme Cont r. FaRGo Of Alameda
State PIiuter......,....B p. Avssr Of MsIysville.
All of tnem ARE Northern men by birth, and Of IN
doubted fidelity To the Union. Stanford Is native o.
New-York. He studied law and pnacticed for couple
of years in WISCONSIN, but deserted that profession Tor
the occupation Of merchant ia which he has become
wealthy lie has been resident Of Sacramento City
far about ten y.ars aud rs cusidered one Of the solid
busuers men of that place. lie plain In bis man
ners and epoesessng his appearance and address
His reputation for honesty 10 excellent. He gOoc'
speaker, but no, brilliant.
MANY of the " tes which cast for him came from
ter,ons NOT members vi the Republican party. Ihs
Mcconnell party spent large amounts OF money IN
eectoueering and serousal petrnslons were ie sHA'
thev might poS-iby socceed. AcConDeil mime"
nativ. Of kentucky, and though he nad Piedgeu
in favor of the Union. and promised 10 ooey any ~,
oaron that might be Irsds ON him Tor troops Se'n
had used eApress,oDs not CONSISTENT Si'n "yA''!'
L.,, ,,mn.uy with men known 10 sympslnizo WIZ
,,,os All the SecersIonisis IN the State wero ni'