Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17

THE ELEcrIoN.-1he N. Y. Tribune of Sat urday last, sums up the great result as follows
 Let us briefly sum up the general results that will forever mark the six days now closing as The Week of Victory.
 We are.entirely out of the woods in New York;. The State gives Abraham Lincoln about $500 majority. Gov. Fenton has pro- bably over $500; t',e whole Slate Unior Ticket is chosen of course. The Senate (heId over) is 2l Union to II Democrats; the As sembiy probably 75 Union to 50 Democrats. Union majority on joint ballot, 38, or there about.
 New Jersey gives Mcclellan about 7.OO( majority; in the Senate the Democrats have majority; the House is about even. .-.
 New England presents a solid front for the Union {; the six States will give (includiog Sol diers' rotes) about l50G0O majority, as fol- lows Maine. 10000 at least; Massachusetts nearly 75,00O; Vermost, 30 900 New Hamp shire, 3,5OU; Rhode Island, , 900 (iiome) and Connecticut, 2,400.
 Pennsylvania shows handsome Union gains on the Home vote, and hds fais to roll up Soldiers included-trCn 20,0O0 to 3O,DO0. Delaware follows New Jersey The Union ists do not seem to have made anything like a canvass here. They might have saved the State, and are doubtless heartily ashamed that they did not.
 Maryland marches nobly on in her new career as Free State. The Uniou majority ought 1 to reach 10000.
 West Virginia hhe Vermont of the Allegha | nies) votes right, almost unanimously. the Se- cessiolists having declined to enter the field l nh,n ink wh ;ln f,, her majority, as it is anywhere from 40,00O 10 SO,O00, as the soldiers may determine. | Michigan stands by the o!d 4 g more stead fastly than eyer. {" We are routed, horse foot, and dragoons,' is the report of the lea in. De mocratic paper. The Union na Jrity will doubtless be larger than ever before. | Indiana is good for first r ports increasing largely on Gov. Morions splendid majority 1 Illinois sends greeting, and promises from 10000 to 3O,000 majority for her Uncle Abe" in spite of he desperate efforts of the Oppos- | tion to carry the State for moral effect. Wisconsin is not much heard from at this writing, but enough is known to set down Il large majority for ,he right sile--say 10000.
 Minnesota promises at least l,500 Union majority.
 Iowa never fa!ters. She will rival Vermont in unaniIniiy inr the good c.illSh. her aiJriiy being reported at LIe Ill ..niiccnt ii sure of , l. 000.
 Missouri is just heard from. L,rgr Uai ,r maioritles are TepJrted, and everyi'o y colc.de- that the Unionlsts cary the State i,y hand some figure. The entire Radical State ticket is thought to be elected
 Kansas, Nevada, California and Oregon have thus far fail d to report. but there can be no doubt as to the result in any of thcm 1 Some pels ,l,s are uncertain about California, but she cannot escape the Union whirlwind. Kentucky holds fast to her idols We had some hopeful Union majority along the Ohio border ; but further back the Secession syinpa- thizers came out strong for Mcclellan, anc the State will give him about four ffths of all his ''majoritles. Congress. We cannet yet make up an ac curate table of members many districts no, having been reported, and few being very close. We lose one in Delaware. and one ill Maryland. The Copperbeads in Pennsylvania are trying hard to keep out Soldiers votes that will defeat Coffroth and Dawson, but all will come out right at Washington. Brooks o this city will probably get the certificate, but his seat will be contested. Humphrey. Ray mocrat.) and Conkling are clear gains. We also gain Newell in New Jersey. In Ohio the Soldiers vote elects Delano, giving us r of the l9 menbers. So far we have in Illinois ten members sure, and one district is still in doubt. This is a, gain of five. In Michigan we defeat Baldwin in the 5th District, gain of one for us. In Wisconsin we have report ed gain of two members. Missouri will proba- bly, give Union gain of two members. So there is no doubt of two.thirds vote for the Union and Emancipation in the next House of Representatives, aud something over to spare saying nothing of Tennessee and Louisiana. which may send up about dozen Union mem bers. ...
 MAINE ELEcrIoNs.-Two hundred and twen-