The New York herald., 1863-11-04


quoted triae higher The supply ives large, but not n
excess Of the dsmana though the election asfsred with
tho market considerably The range wss from sxe xoc
i0,.c and llc FOR extras. Most Of tho cattle were
sold at &c. . ioc, Mioh ooW were steady. veas wsre
firm at axe. and tho worry best brought Sc shesp
and lambs were about ESQ. per head lower. ranging
| from 81 rs % 25 Swine In enormous supply,
especially soaawass and prices rather lower Corn
fed ranged from 4Xc. 6Kc. and still fed exc. Sxc.
Tho receipts wore. oolS beeves, l1S COWS. lo vsas
| IL, ,1Sl sheep and lambs. and IS 2ss swins.
Yesterdays state Eleotiens-The Voice
OF New York.
| The Empire State has spoken, and the demo-
cratic party, with its oopperhead Affiliations,
has been signally defeated. The city alone
has extinguished the ten thousand majority by
which Governor Seymour was elected, and the
State has probably turned the tables to the
extent of at least fifteen thousand majority
the other way.
A decisive popular reaction was so generally
expected that it will create no surprise. The
tide of public opinion which set in against the
disorganiziug copperhead peace faction in the
spring elections of New Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and which was
strengthened with q national movement in
the summer election Of Kentucky, be-
came resistless and still increasing
flood in the autumnal elections of Maine, Cali
fornia, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Now
to these States we may add, as involved in this
universal popular movement in behalf of the
war, and the administration charged with its
prosecution, not only Massachusetts, and New
York, but New Jersey, Illinois, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Michigan, Missouri and Kansas; for we
doubt not that all these States, in which elections
were held yesterday, have been in remarkable
degree influenced by this immediate, para
mount and absorbing questionable suppression
of the armed forces Of the rebellion by the
fleets aRd armies of the Union.
New York voted yesteday. as she voted in
our last November election, for vigorous pro-
secution of the war. This was the issue upon
which Governor Seymour succeeded and this
is the issue upon which he and his party have
been defeated. His associations aud sympa-
thies with such intolerant and intolerable cop
perhead peace men as Thomas II. Seymour, of
Connecticut; Bradbury, Of Maine, and vallan-
digham, of Ohio, and bis wisby-washy, tempo
rizing, double-faced, do-nothing policy as Gov
ernor Of New York, were too strong against
him and his party to be neutralized or pal
lated by the enforced war resolutions of Dean
Richmond's see-saw Albany platform. Revo-
lutions, 1t is said, never 60 backwards; and
these elections, throughout the loyal States, Of
| 1858, may be pronounced q sweeping popular
revolution against demoralizing peace fac
tion, as those of 1862 were revolution against
a demoralizing abolition war faction.
Now, the administration at Washington, fully
instructed against both these factions, and am
ply sustained by the people upon the simple
platform Of the suppression of the rebellion,
ought to know what TO do. The people. from
Maine to California, have Overwhelmingly pro-
claimed to President Lincoln that they are
with him for vigorous prosecution Of the war,
that the men. money and means required to bring
the war to aspeedy and successful issue at his
service, and that the country expects him to push
on the war to speedy termination. We need
not admonish him that these elections of 1868
indicate nothing in reference to the election o
1864, in which the merits or demerits Of hi
administration will turn the scales Let Presi
dent Lincoln bring this war to q glorious issue
in behalf Of the Union, and he may control tn,
Presidential campaign but let him fail, and th,
verdict Of a disappointed country will as in
evitably result in the downfall Of his admins
tration, and in the establishment Of new erds
Of things at Washington.
THE RUSSIANS IN New YoRK-BEEcHER O,
THE TAMMANY AND MOZART PLATFORM. tn,
great democratic ratification meeting in Cooper
Institute last Saturday night, the adherents o
l m .-..1h Al.A l. e.