New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
1000 in half

on the September vote-Ssy neaty. '0O0 ~ 10
tho Siate-while the Democracy L. 70 o"lo,'
held their own. The Home vote wiz sis PROV
ably 1900 Union majority, which the 81 ''''''
will put upto 5000.
In PENNSYLVANIA tbs Union. majority on h.
Home vote bids fair to reach nearly 10000,
The soldiers wdl hardly fail TO give US Is, GOO-t
so the Keystone is safe By about 81, 900 for the
Union. The Congressional delegation il not
yet positively settled. We have l6 certainly,
ana if justice is done we think Dawson, DEM.
in the XXIst District. will find that he is moi
elected.
In OHIO we find few counties reported in
full. and most OF them show large Union gains
from October. The State will give nearly
70, 900 on the Home vote, and 10000 by her
understanding our first estimate Of 10000.
We have II Of The - Congressman.
In MICHIGAN there il some doubt about the
yth District. The Home vote gives Baldwin
Dem. few hundreds, but our friends are con-
fident that the soldier, will make il all right and
elect Trowbridge (UDion)
NBw.HAMpsHIRR gives the Union majority AZ
over $500, with several towns TO come in Con
gressmen are to be chosen next Spring, when
we ought to gain the I5t District.
RHODE ISLAND and CONNECTICUT have moth
ing new to report. They elect Congressman
next Spring when We hope TO record the recov'
cry of tho Id District in Connecticut, so as to
make a solid Union delegation from NewEns
land.
In MARYLAND the Union majority on the
Home vote is put at very nearly 5000, which
the soldiers will bring Up to 5000. The loss OF
the Member of Congress in the Ist District is an
unexpected misfortune.
INDIANA continues to pile up Union gains
looking even beyond 30. 900, or 5000 more ma
iority than in October. Some account for this
by the absence Of Democratic colonizerS" from
Illinois and Kentucky, who came over last
month to win COpperhead victory, just for the
moral effect OF it.
From MINNESOTA We get but few returns
The State il all right, in the Electoral Coilegs
and i'll Congress.
NEW JERSEY will hardly give 1000 ioI
Mcclellan. We gain one Congressman, Newell
of the lid District, by 80 majority.
VERMONT, with her 10000 Union majority.
and her historic fame of never upon any occa'
sion voting for Slavery or Democracy,
proudly reasserts her claim TO be "the Star thai
never sets
There is little of results to report from KEN
lucky. The voting was spaSmodic and exceed
ingly irregular. Of course the State is con.
coded to the young and resigned Napoleon by
large majority.
TENNESSEE sends Us some returns from Mem
phis. Nashville, and other places. As the
McClcllanites abandoned the field rather than
even promise 70 sustain the Constitution, there
need be- no adding up Of figures.
The contest in MISSOURI has been very in
teresting Gen. Prices political campaign WA
Just What the people needed to work them W
to Union victory. We shall gain three Con
gressmen, and lose one in st. Louis by foolish
division of our strength. We cannot yet arrive
az the popular majority.
Our gains OF Congressman in the next Houat
of Representatives are already about 30 mem
bers. aud our vote will be very nearly three
quarters Of the whole House.
Il is worthy of note that had the entire South
voted for Mcclellan, he would still have lacked
80 votes Of majority.