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MASSACHUSETTS ELEcrIoN.--The cleo
ton in this State on Monday the 9th, was
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
members Of the Legislature. In Boston
the vote s,ood-whig 5,597; democrats p
2OS; native 1873; abolition 252; scatter
ing 900.


The Boston Atlas OF the 10Th gives re-
turns from the whole State. except Barns
table, Nantucket, and Duke counties, and
part Of Berkshire, which show the follow
ing vote for Governor:


Briggs, whig, 1881
Davis, dem., 36,s3S
Shaw, native. 6,944
SewalI, abolition, 6,960
Scattering, 1,29i


Majority of all over Briggs i,105.--
There is probably no election by the Peo
pie. but as the Legislature is decided,
Whig, Briggs will be chosen Governor.


All the Senators elected are wings. No
a democratic candidate for The Senate i
chosen. There are certainly nine, ant
possibly twelve, whig Senators elected.


To the House Of Representatives, Their
are 144 wings, 43 democrats, and naiiv'
Americans certainly elected. The native
were all chosen from democratic towns.


No choice for member Of Congress i
the 9th district. Hale, wbig, received a,
$50; scattering 1887.


RI IT, C..ra,,rv of tho N,rv h,s oriaro