THE ELECTION.
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Contrary to our sanguine hopes, as well as our
best exertions the general result Of the Elscu"n
in this City yesterday is adverse to the wing
Cause With an excelen, opportunity to elect
certainly half probably all Of our ticket and 'h4'
save the State from the clutches OF Loco-f oco!sn
we have vet. through the disgraceiul supinenes-,
the rnulish peryersepe.s Of 5000 nominal Wings,
allowed our opponents to elect nearly every thing
We s,ill have hopes of NORRIS FRASKLIS' elec-
non as Senator as he runs ahead while Purdy runs
behind tie average given below. Ii Mr.. Franklin
s beaten, we think the shame does not rest on the
CITY of Nevy-York, but on the unexpected detection
in Richmond Mr.. Vacian is doubtless elected by
some to 300 majority.


OF our Assembly ticket, We know one is be-
Eeye two, and hope three or more chosen. Sc
close is the run and SO the splits that the
result caunot be known dsci.iycly until the vote,
are officially canvassed.


But this is of lit;le moment, since the result IL
Kings and Richmond assures that the Assembly
/, gone by 30 to 40 majority, carrying with it the
State Officers to be chosen this wnter-Seeretar!
Of State, Attorney General, Treasurer and Sur
veyor Gcneral-(not the Comptroer.) This does
not give our opponent, majority in the Cana
Board, so that their spoils will be slender.


ii, idle to speculate, bu; We cannot help re
joicing that our opponents must now meet the
responsibilities which they have been eager tt
incur. Their votes must provide for the carrying
on of our Public Works or arrest ,hcm-must sus
tain or stop the Erie Railroad, grant or deny en-
couragement to the North, &c. &c. Their vote
must borrow monev to carry on the Public Works
or arrest their construction. Over this we rejoice
most heartily. If we have only saved the Senate
so as to check the Gerrymandering of the State
and such lasting evils, the temporary rever.e will
prove permanent good.


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