The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-15
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.


The New York Tribuae of the 18th gives the fol-
lowing summary of the results of the Presidential
elections:
We are entirely out OF the woods in New York
The State gives Abraham Lincoln about 8, 500 ma
jorty. Governor Fenton has probably over 9,5cD
the whole Union State ticket chosen, of course
The Senate lholding over is twentv-Onc Union to
eleven Democrats; the Assembly probably seventy
eight Union to thirty-eight Democrats. Union ma
jofity on Joint ballot. fifty, or thereabout.
New Jersey gives Mcclellan about 900 majority
in the Senate the Democrats have five majority; the
House is about even.
New England presents solid front for the Union
the six States will give (incudins the soldiers
votes about coo majority, follows Maine,
10000 at least Massachusetts,, nearly 1900 Yer
mont, $4,000; New Hampshire, $500; Rhode
Island. 5000, (homel; and Connecticut, 300,
homej.
Pennsylvania shows hand-ome Union gain on the
home VOTE and bids fair TO Ioli upsollieIs incu-
dtd--fr0m 20, 900 TO 10000
Delaware follows New Jersey The Unionists do
not seem to have made anything like 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 az
a Free State. The Union majority ought To reach
10000.
West Virginia (the Vermont of the AIleghanies)
votes right-almost unanimously-the secessionists
having declined TO enter the field.
Ohio does not think IT worth while to count her
majority, it is anywhere from 40 900 TO 10000 as
the soldiers may determine.
than ever. 'We routed horse, foot and dra-
goons." is the report of the leading Democratic pa
per The Union majority Will doubtless be larger
ghaS ever before.
Indiana is good fu1 first reports increasing LARGELY
Oh Governor Norton splendid III: jority.
Illinois sends greeting, and promises from 20,G00
10 900 majority ior her Uncle Abe, IN spite Of
the desperate efforts OF the opposition to carry tho
State for moral effect.
Wisconsin is not much heard f1om at this writing,
but enough is known TO set down large majority
for the right side-say 10000.
Minnesota promises at least $500 Union ma
jority
Iowa never falters. She will rival Vermont in IN
anmity for the good cause her majority being re-
ported at the magnificent figure OF $4,000
Missouri is just heard ftoG. Large Union ma
Jorites reported, and everybody comedies that
the UniOnists carry the State by handsome figure.
The entire Radical State ticket Is thought 10 be
elected.
Kansas, Nevada, California and Oregon have thus
far fallei to report; but there be no doubt as
TO the result in any vi them Some persons are un-
certain about California, but she cannot escape the
Union whrlwlna.
kentucky holds fast to her idols. We had some
hopeful Union maJorltias along the Ohio border {;
but farther back the secession sympdthizers came
out strong for Mcclellan, and the State viii give him
about four-ftths of all his ma aOrities."
CoagreSs,-We cannot yet make up an accurate
table of members, many districts not having been
reported, and a few being very close. We lose one
i'll Delaware and one in Maryland. The Copper
heads Ill Pennsylvania are trying hard to keep ont
soldiers votes that will defeat Cofiroth and Dawson,
but all will come out right at Washington Brooks,
OF this city viii probably get the certificate but his
seat will be contested. Humphrey, Raymond, Dar-
ling, Ketcham, Griswold War Democrat) and
Conkling are clear gains. We also gain Newell i'll
New Jersey. In Ohio, the soldiers vote elects De-
lano, giving us seventeen of the nineteen members
So far, have in Illinois ten members sure, and
district is still in doubt This is gain OF five
In Michigan, We defeat Baldwin in the Fifth dis
trict-a gain Of one for In Wisconsin, We have
a reported gain Of two members. Missouri will pro-
badly give Union gain Of two members So there
is no doubt OF two-thrds vote for the Union and
Emancipation i'll the next House of Representa-
tyes, and something over 10 spare-saying nothing
of Tennessee and Louisiana, which may send up
about dozen Union members.