THE ENQUIRER.

THE LATE ELECTIONS.
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Cur accounts last week from the Western and Southern States, whose elections had just been held left some doubts as the result in some of them- This doubt is dissipated the result on the whole, is highly favorable the whg cause as slews that, though they may have been disappointed as to Illi- nois, they have abundant cause of congratulaon in obtaining North Carolina, which in 1886 went for Van Buren by more than 5000 majority

 Kent~cky and Indiana-These states are SO s,ronp y whig that ii seems unnecessary to give the details In Kentucky, Lecher is chosen Governor by over l6ooO majority, and both branches of the legislature are overwhelmingly whig In Indiana, the lecsla. ture is about like Kentucky, and the majority for Mr. Bigger for Governor will not fall short of $500 and may reach 10000. The official returns, and few counties yet to hear from. may bring it up to that number It is strong enough.

 North Caroii"d.-IIere too we have a glorious tr. umph. The returns not ali in, but sufficient to say that the majority for Morehead (whig) will not be less than 6Go0. The Legislature will also be strongly whig-fFoM 26 to B majority on joint ballot larger than ever before by some l4 or l5 All ac counts agree that she will not be again caught nap ping as in ls36 This state is another rescued from Van Buren, with almost absolute certainty.

 Atobamd. Though tce never had much hopes of Alabama, the indications last week were that the popular branch of the legislature might he whg. It is not so. however. The Van Bureni,es have it by or majority, and the Senate by 4or5 This secures the reelection to the IT. S. Senate of the Hon. w. R King. The whgs gained Is or f6 members of the legislature in the lower part of the state, but the nor'n . still ns strong as ever for Van Buren,

 Illinois has disappointed all parties, and gone for Van Buren by an increased majority of about 1000 for Governor, and in the legislature by 10 or l2 Let her go! we have enough whou, her!

 Missouri. usual, loco fnco-Governor, Congress, and the legislature. The whigs have gained little upon the popular vote but not sufficient to give them much hope in the coming great contest Set her down, therefore, with Illinois and Alabama, for Van Btren though some of the whg papers still insist that Illinois will go for Harrison. We cannot see with what reason. Besides, Matty will be distanced, even though he get q few of these small states

 In review of the result of the recent elections in the South and West, come to this result-hat the whigs gel states in which they will obtain 39 electo, Taf votes, against l6 for the tores which we compare

 