Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-09
NEW YORK.

delegation will probably stand the same as
before
NEW YORK.
New York re.elects Governor Fenton.
Republican, by about IL, 900 majority. The
delegation TO Congress will stand 10 Repub
licans to IL Copperheads. The legislature
will have a clear Republican majority, in
suring the election of Radical U. S. Senator
Enormous majorities were rolled up against
us in New York City and Brooklyn The
influence of Federal power and patronage
is responsible for part of this but the
Liquor question for lar more, a good many
German-born citizens, who cherish an alb.
stract and sentimental devotion to the Free
dom Of Man, are yet more devoted to the
Freedom of Lager. They would like to
impel the car of Human Progress, but they
must have their faYorite tipple and social
iollificaton on Sunday. There is collision
between their habits and the fundamental
laws of the State. This collision has taken
about 5000 votes from Gov. Fenton and his
friends and given them 10 our adversarios
making difference of about 10000. To
this we probably owe the defeat of three if
not four Republican candidates for Congress,
with other local disasters
KANSAS.
Kansas elects Republican Congressman
Governor and full State ticket by an in.
creased majority.
NEW JERSEY.
In New Jersey, the Union party has
achieved great and glorious victory They
have elected four out of the five Congress.
men, and secured large majority in both
branches of the Legislature TLis secures a
United States Senator in place OF Hon VIM,
Wright, COpperhead, deceased
WISCONSIN.
The Republicans have carried Wisconsin
by $4,000 majority. They have elected five
out of the six members of Congress, and
carried both branches of the Legislature
MARYLAND.
The election in Maryland has resulted in
the choice of four Copperheads and one
Union man for Congress. They have also
carried both branches of the Legislature by
q decided majority. The Rebels of Balti
more have revenged themselves on the laws
by perjuring themselves Thousands o
men who were in the Rebel service, or were
active Secessionists at home, took the ''iron
clad oath" and voted. Thus they carried
out Reverdy Johnson's opinion that the oatf
was unconstitutional, and therefore nigh
he falsely taken. In at least one place. pis
tolls were used to deter Union men from
voting.
MINNESOTA.
In Minnesota, the Union Republican!
have achieved decided success. The,
have elected both Congressman and the en-
tire State ticket
VERMONT.
A special election was held in Vermont
on Tuesday, and that State contributes al
important itemto the sum of victory achieve,
for loyal Congress. Worthington c
Smith, the Radical candidate in the Hid Dis
trict, now represented by the Hon. Portu
Baxter, has been elected by strong ma
iority over both his opponents-a holtin,
Republican and Democrat.
CONNECTICUT.
Town elections in Connecticut were hel,
on Monday in East Hartford, Weatherior,
and Rocky Hill, adding two more towns tc
the Radical majority in the recent tow
elections. Thus altogether, 92 or 93 town
are Republican, 40 Democratic, and seyel
divided. There are about 1GO towns in Til
State. New Haven, by good majority,
also added to the number of Radical towns
MICHIGAN.
In Michigan all the Republican candidate
for Congress are elected by increased ma
iorities. The Republicans elect all the Stat
officers by majority of about twcnty-fy
thousand.
MISSOURI.
The Radicals have carried St. Louis b.
1000 majority, and elected General Pile L
Congress over John Hogan by 300 majority
Returns from the Second District elect New
combe (RadicaD by an overwhelming mn
jority. The remainder of the State, as fa
gs heard from, is favorable to the Radicals
The Congressional delegation stands 81,
Republicans, two Copperhssds, and on
district in doubt