Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-11-18
The Presidential Election.

The New York Tribune Of tie 18th gives the fol-
lowing summary Of the results Of the Presidential
election:
We are entirely out of the woods in New York
The States gives Abraham Lincoln about S, 500
iority. Governor Fe nton has probably $500;
the whole Union State ticket is chosen, Of course.
The Senate (holdiDg oVer) is twenty-onc Union To
eleven Democrats; the Assembly probably seventy
eight Union to thirty eight Democrats. Union ma
jOrity on joint ballot fifty, or ,hereabout.
New Jersey gives Mcclellan about /, o % majority;
in the Senate the Democrats have five mej0ritI the
House is about even.
New England presents solid front for the Union;
the SIX States will give Gncluding the soldiers
vOtes) about 100, 600 majority, as fOi,ws Maine,
10000 at least; Massachusetts, nearly 70 900; YER
mont, 80 900 New. Hampshire $500; Rhode IS
land, 5000, (home); and Connecticut, $4,000,
(bone.)
Pennsylvania shows handsome Union gain on the
home vote, and bids fair tn roll'up-soders nclu-
ded-from 90 900 to 10000.
Delaware follows Nex Jersey The Unionisis do
Uot seem to have made aG,y thing like q canvass
here. They might have saved the State, and are
doubtless heartily ashamed that they d:d not.
Maryland marches molly On in her career
a Free STATE. The Union IN ,rty ought to reach
10000
West Virginia Uhe Vermont of the Aleghanies)
votes right-almOSt unanimously the SecesslonistS
having declined to enter the field.
0ho does not think it worth while to count her
majority, it is anywhere from O,t3O 10 $4,000,
as the soldiers may determine
Michigan stands by the cid flag more steadfastly
than ever " We are routed, horse foot anu Gta-
gOOns," is the repor: of the e:dng Democratic pa
per. The UuiOn n!jurity VIII dDu3:iess be larger
than ever before.
Indiana is good for first rcpor.s increasing large
ly on Governor Morton's splendid maI2.lty.
Illinois sends greeting, and rrtInS. S tlcm 20,0C0
to 3UU0U nisjOrity for Ter " nClc AGc IN spi.c of
the desperate efforts OF The oPpJSiUn 10 carry tie
State ior moral effect
Wisconsin is not much heard from at this writing,
but enough is known to set down large majority
for the right side-ssy l00 0OO
Minnesota promises at least $500 Union ma
jority.
Iowa never faltcrs. She will rival Vermont in
unanimity for toe good cause, her majority being
reported 1t the magnificent figure OF ouooo.
Missouri is Just heard FROM Large Union ma
jorilies are reported and everybody comedies that
the UniOuiStS carry the State by handsome figure
The entire Radical Stale ticket is thought to be
elected.
Kansas, Nevada, California and Oregon have thus
far failed to report !; but there be doubt as
to the result in any of them some persons are un-
certain about California hat she Cannot escape the
Union whi!lwind.
Kentucky holds fast to her idols. We had some
hopeful Union maoritics along the Ohio border {;
but farther back the secession sympathiZers came
out strong for Mcclellan ard the State will give
him about four. liiths of all his /" majorties."
Congress cannot yet'make up accurate
| table Of members many districts hot having been
reported, and few being very close. We lOSe one
| in Delaware and one in Maryland. The Copper
heads in pennsylvania trying bard TO keep ouI
soldiers votes that will defeat Cooth and Dawson
but all will come out right at Washington. Brooks
of this CITY, will prooabiy ge tao certificate, but his
seat will be contested. Humphrey Raymond, Oar
| ling, Ketcham, Griswold (Yar Democ'a0 -ano
Conkliug are clear gains. We also gain Newell III
New jersey. In Ohio, the soldiers vote elects De
lano, giving US seventeen of the nineteen members
| So far we have in Illinois ten members sure, ant
one district is still in doubt. This is gain of i've
In Michigan we defeat Baldwin in the Fifth dis
/ trict-a gain of one for~us. In Y sconsu, we hav
a reported gain of two members. Missouri will pre-
baby give Union gain oftwo members So ther
is no doubt of a two-thirds vote for the Union an
| Emancipation in the next House of Represents
tives, and something over to spare-saying nothin
of Tennessee and Louisiana, which may send u
about a dozen Union members.