VICTORY IN NEW York;
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We have the high satisfaction of recording {
most complete and glorious democratic victory il
New York. In New York City the Senator
MIR. Sandford, and the Register, Mr.. Osgood, and
thirteen democratic members of the House have
been elected-in word, the democrats have car.
ried the City by 5000 majority The highest
democratic vote for a member of the House was
16,745-the highest whig vote was l ,678-and
the highest Native American vote was 9,O45.
Eight Senators were TO elect, and the following
are certainly elected 1st district, Sandford, dem
I'd, Smith, dem; Sd, Van Schoonhoven, whig /;
5th, Spencer, wing; 9th, Wheeler, DEM; s,h,
Hard, whig. In the 4rh district Col Young is
probably elected, and in the 7th Mr. Williams is
thought to have succccded-both democrats The
Convention question has been carried, and there
will be considerable democratic majority in both
branches Oft the Legislature. as -....,.