The Auxusa Elections.
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NORTH CARoLINA.-The letter of our Raleigh
correspondent, which ought to have reached US IN
season for our last, did not come to hand TILL
Yesterday morning 8 oclock-of course, too late
to be of use The letter which we should have
received yesterday at o'clock will doubtless come
to US this morning-utterly useless. WHY'S this


By our correspondents delayed letter and a
Loco-Foco bulletin from the Raleigh Standard
we have returns enough to render it morally Ger
tain that Hon. JOHN M. MoKEHEAp, the presen,
Wing Governor, is reelected by from 5000 to
5000 majority. This is quite as much as we ex'
pected, and places the of the State for HENRY
CLAY, beyond reasonable doubt. Gov. More
head has every where proclaimed himself ior lien
ry Clay, National Bank, and Protective iarlif,
and declared that he wished the votes only OF those
who agreed with him on those points. There is
no pretence, or shadow of room for any, that he
received any Loco-Foco votes; his competitor,
Hon. Lewis D. Henry, being an able, upright, and
nopnlar citizen. So that matter is settled.


The Legislature may have gone against US, and
may not. The chances seem now about even
When Gov Dudley was elected by 1000 majority
in 1886, the Legislature was tied, and that is
about the odds against us the way the State di-
ydes We had 2S majority in the last Legisla-
ture on s,0o5 popular majority, and we are re-
ported to have lost or Members in Granville,
! in Robesoa, and l in Johnston-all close coun-
ties in 4O and the last two before that against US
and we have gained in Franklin. There are
a good many close counties in the State, and the
result is doubtful. If Orange has gone against us,
we shall consider the chance Loco, but by no means
q certainty. We may have something for our
Postscript.


KENrUcKY.-All Wing; and there is no use in
giving returns. The few Loco-Focos in the field
are generally running advocates of Relief Laws,
OF on some local hobby.


INDIANA.-We are encouraged by the few re-
turns from this State. So far as have heard
we have lost but one Member of the Legislature
in Floyd, by 9 votes, and gained l in Harrison,
in Fayette, and l in Marion, (the metropolitan
County.) This is pretty fair in half dozen Coun-
ties and, as the last Legislature stood about tied
we hope ali is right.


ILLINors.-We have few returns from just
around Chicago The Locos prevail in Cook Coun-
ty of course, by about 600 majority. (In lS4o,
Van Buren over Harrison s55.) The Wing paper
claims one Member, owing to split on the other
side but this is not conceded. In Chicago, Ford el
Gov. 651; Duncan 34o Will Countyis also Loco,
of course. ct gave Van Buren, 6l4.) Du Page ditto
by so majority. (It gave Harrison $50 All the
Wings get in Illinois we shall consider clear gain.


ALABAMA-We have papers up to the morning
of Election, which were goingit full blast. There
is 30 doubt, however, that the State remains Loco
Foco.