The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-14
THE GREAT REVOLUTION!
Abolitionism Hears Thunder!
Lincoln's Administration Repudiated
A DELUGE OF CONSERVATISM.
New York, New Jersey and Illinois Demo-
cratic by Overwhelming Majorities!
Who are the Traitors Now?

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Democrats, rejoice The clouds arc breaking /!
The blue sky of the Union appears beyond !!
The scroll of the Constitution is once more un-
rolled to gladden. the sight of patriots eyes
Let US rejoice and thank the good Providence
that has vouchsafed us this happy dispensation.
Heaven be blessed there is hope for our country,
at least, as against the horrors and terrors of
Abolition. The following returns are enough
to inspire the goomiest mind with brighter an
ticipations for the future:
NEW YORK.
New York city gives 3l,774 majority for
Seymour, the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, elects an entire Democratic delegation to
Congress, among whom are Fernando Wood,
Benjamin Wood and james Brooks, who were
denounced and traduccd as s'Secessionists'' and
traitors, from the beginning of the war unit il
the night of the election. Every ward in the
city is Democratic. A pretty commentary,
truly, on Greely, Raymond, Baecher & Co.
The State of New York elects Horatio Sew
mour, Democrat, Governor, by majority of
from 1900 to $1,000 over Wadsworth, Abo-
litionist! Nineteen Democrats and twelve Abo-
Iitionists have been elected to congress- being a
Democratic gain of nine members. The patri-
ot,Fillmore, has been sustained, and the rene
gadc and demagogue, Dickinson, has been re-
pudiated The issue was square in the Empire
State, between the friends aud enemies of the
freedom of the press, freedom of speech, the
right of trial by jury and the writ of IIabeas
Corpus, Constitutional liberty and the Union
as it was, and the verdict of this great state,
that heaven, isin favor of the right
NEW JERSY,
"True blue" elects Joel Parker, Democrat,
Governor, by 10000 majority, four Democrats
and one Abotionist to Congress and Demo.
cratic legislature. Hurrah for New Jersey.
ILLINOIS
has elected eight Democrats to Congress, BY dis
tricts, to five Abolitionists J. C. Allen. DEM
ocratic Candidate for Congress at large. has car
ried the State, but his majority is not yet as
certained. Illinois is largely Democratic.
WISCONSIN
Sends two Democrats and three Abolitionists.
to Congress, as far az heard from, with one dis
trict in doubt. The two members elected arc
Democratic gains. The Democrats have made
large gains in the popular vote in this state,
md ~ hoI,o tbat
MINNESOTA.
This State is reported Democratic We
have no reliable or full returns, but what re-
ports we have are very favorable to the Demo-
Gratis. t't.
MICHIGAN.
The Abolition majority in the State has been
greatly reduced and may be whitfield down to
nothing by the full returns We have only
rumors concerning the result.
DELAWARE.
The contest in this state was Unexpectedly
close, owing to the introduction of Federal bay
onets in the Democratic districts. The election
is represented to have been a mere farce. Not
withstanding, according to the Philadelphia
Journal, the Democrats have carried the State
by small majority.
MISSOURI.
In this state the people are under military
rule and the election, we presume has gone by
default, rs in Maryland, for the last two years
1t is said that +. P. Blair, Rep, (brother of the
p. M. GeneraD has been beaten for Congress
in st. Louis.
MASSACHUSETTS
After the accounts from enslaved Delaware,
Missouri comes with appropriate fitness the
story of that old political harlot Massachusetts,
But even upon her sterile soil, the conservative
plant has taken root. One Abolitiouist was
defeated for Congress. The state has gono for
the Abolitionists, at was expected, but by a
largely decreased majority