, 1863-10-02
TIE ELEd TION I'm CALI,
FORNIA,
What has hcen Achieved.

The Bu11etin tSan Francisco), Of the Sd, thus
speaks ct the result Of the election In that
State:
The election returns are not sufficient as
We 70 to press to ennb1e us to give definitely
The majority TINT the Union State ticket has
received over the Copperhcads. But, judging
from the retnlt II Sun Francisco: ana from
I'D from the most popnlous portions Of the
State, there is no doubt that Mr.. Low and the
Union Congressional and State nominees ere
elected By Ut least x, 600 majority. From du-
bious districts and quartern where there was
the least hope. the majorities come II nobly
was expected to get the entire Irish vote, and
run better on account Of his past faithfulness
to the city than anywhere else, Low beats
him by yearly 600 majority: The Independ.
votes to one for the Boys Union tick
ct, and the Copperheads and the Boys
appear to have run about together.
Not man nominated by the Peoples Union
Committee fails Of an election-not boy
nominated by the Regular Comfy Committee n;te.
was elected. The only persons elected whom
TINT Action nominated we're three that the
Independent Committee endorsed by putting
IN its ticket. The Maysville Appeal thought
It dangerous experiment." to split the
notice that It is not al all dangerous to do
rieht in San FranclEco, and that doing wrong
| IN politics here is surely and promptly pun
iehed. Tie Stockton lndePendent lamcnted
| the division becGuee "the boys" were ueoes-
Indeptnde.a will please take notice that IN
San Francisco the people rule without any
| aid from the roughs. The result in the city
does world of good to the Union party, aud
1t reife1ntcs unmist akab1y the lesson 10 poll
ticians that they must respect the proprieties
| $fny1 rf efn %a Eopt wnrt~
vas a noble one. Business in town WAS
almost entirely suspended. The best men in
| The city stood at tho polls and worked from
S O'Clock Till sun,et for the Independent
Cnio1s ticket
| Ttere was not an arrest made during the
| day, nor any occasion for one. From every
corner Of the State that news comes In from,
the election was quiet. the vote large and the
Union ticket ahead. Following, then, Is the
list Of State officers t1iumphantly elected yes.
tcrday, to serve for the rext four years:
Fnderick F. Low, Of San Francisco. Governor.
r. n. Machin, Of Moro Lieutenant GoSernof.
j. B. Redding, Of Sacramento, Secretary OF
/ Romu.ldo Pacheco, Of San Luis oblspo, State
Geo Onitop, OF siekiyou, State controller.
John G. Mccullough, Of Nariposa, Attorney
". D. Hartman, Of P1ace1, Clerk Of Supreme
o. i. clayes, Of san Joaquin. State Printer,
JF Houshtop, Of Solanp. Suryeror-Genera!
Cbas L. Taylor, Of San Francisco, Harbos Com
| missioner.
The Congressman to represent California
| Tor the next tho years are:
Thomas H. Shannon, Of Plumas William Hig'
BY, Of Calaveras Cornelius Cole, Of Santa Cruz.
The Senator'S Of whom those who draw the
1cug term arc to represent San Francisco tor
| the next fou- years, and the Assemblymen
to represent her two yeaTs, are as 1oao"s'
SENATORS Horace uawes, Joint Senator for
| San Manteo and San Fraucisco. Jas. McM: sh3t-
tcr, John Il. Rcdington, Il. L. Dodge, and Jonn r
Issrxn11ars-Gco, c. Brooks. G. F. Mebiue.
Jas. Bowman, Thompson Campbell, Joseph
| Wood, Chas CLAYTON, Nathaniel Gray, d0hn O.
and T, II. Mcclellan.
Eyery name above written is that OF thor
ough, unconditional Union man.