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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.-In speaking
of the result of the election in that State
that has heretofore been decidedly feder-
al, the Newark (O.) Advocate says: "The
little State of Rhode Island is about cast
ing her skin. The Wings ruled the roast
there last year; but matters arc assuming
a different phases, this. The result of the
elections for Governor and members Of the
General Assembly, in that state, is high
ly encouraging. The Democratic candi.
date for Governor was only about 20C
votes below the Wing. The fortunes o.
Whiggery are on the wane. Van Burer
will, in all probability, be reelected by q
greater majority than Gen. Jackson was
in 1892.