New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-18
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Further Election :;ciurns- -s''orioHs En'nn-
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Qu.s.iUn Relating To sciGiers' Foies.

Qu.s,iUn Ec!atirg 10 SciIiers' Noics.
Fr,m Our spee.ai Csrcseondsni
ST. LoOIs, Nov Il, 1862.
A, the returns from the in'e,or cf this State con
tinue 10 arrive, they appear more aud moro iavofa
bic o the Emsrcips on cause. There ia no Ionge'
any donht gbout the Legislature. Ii is 10 tie hard'
If the Eiuancipaiicusts. Two good CHARACTERIZATION
Uuiied States Senators will DO the resul' OF Ibis IN
ulnth. When tie eoders' votes are al counted, o
popular majputy will he shown for tie Lmancipa
lion,,is in the State. We have carriai many coua
nes heretofore strongly pro-Slavery aud VIII con
rrol the aiairs Of those counties for the next I'VE
yeas in any event, unless tie Union srn'es are se
feated. Ia twelve sionlhs moro The freedom Of
speech will he % generally recognized tbrongnon'
tho State that IA Emancipation candidate Tor Gov
efn, may stump the State in advocacy of the 400
Ii ION Of slavery with more personal fe,dom than
Wendell Puips could Discus sls came subject to-
morrow aI Cooper Institute.
The Congressional election in the First District IL
sill sn open question, depending ON Tie soldiers
yoles. Returns from several companies have been
thrown out for raptble dsiecis ard "a this throw
ing on, business has operated irjarously to the Hon
Frank j. Blair, IT,, It is sirsd he is very anaou'
10 have certain retarus snG pobooks withdrawn isi
,onecii n. This interesting proposition has been
l.cl.rca by tie custodian OF lie re.urus-the Couny
C.e,k, Samuel w. Elger-and IL uanfsnns is talked
OF by DlaIrs friends. The reiuus rs footed up u
fey DAYS ago. gave Blair - majority, but It i.
known the to'd.srs vote yet TO arrive VIII change
he result to several hundred majority flr SiInue
Knox. The law allows Gitocn days after tho eiec'
ion for tie fling If tie reiuml. Until tbAl time ex
rles il IL not liseiy we shpl. lave sny oicsi &c.
eala,iou of tie result I'll then lie parii.ans Of
Knox sud Blir sre equally faugaine Of u.tiDs,"
victory. Probably the deit4ied olniija.s Will coz
,,st tie Gee ION Of the other, whichever wy tie
result ID oocs.ed. u airs friends were hi-ly H.
ceus,d Oh e,couut q tho alleged illegal vosirs IN e
C. ruan regiments IN OsiesHauss division, n, Pilot
Kaob, und he Provost Marshal bias SEN detectives
to PILOT Knob 70 luyosi.sie tie matter huor
friends claim that TIE vote. fT Bai- given IN new
regiments, were oanifrssy Illegal.
4 single specimen Of rodcr-soang viii sllic, 10
chow how c.cyeily tic friends OF li..rmlnaged. IA
anldnyit ierow 10 tie hands of Sir. Knox tigucd by
priya.e IN one a lie new ree.ueLts, who acted
b. ore # the election judges ior two comlanes OF
ae regiment in question. ne WIS appointed by 'hs
Captain, WHO made tlo,oh before the To''s wef-
op,usd. advising The nen % vote for From. H..Is.
lie voting wtsSi.a Socs, auda large m.J0rty Of
votes were iven y Bnir although, ps the ccponeui
men'iouei, Ae knowsof bic own pe.sonal kuow'eisr
that two-iA!lds OF tie voters recently resided in in.
ieiior counties. 1ao dcpon,n, bia'ef voted e.
r.ar though & resident - ia interior county in
rno.Lcr Congregational Disrci. H. o. voted lee
,ause he believed he was ecilrs u.dcr ils oioes pi
liz superior otc'is, sui D. 'ucnstheucd 10 tito cou'
yi-lion Oy ,le ass.rti0n- of Boo commander blair
49, jor,ies H. ihe new r,gneua Lave probably been
AL obtained IBIS way.