MICHIGAN
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The returns from Michigan have swept the
coon-skin, hard-cider and log cabin humbug from
that State. The following is from the Detroit
Free Press:


'LEGIsLATURE.-The returns already in make "
certain that the Democrats have succeeded IN Inc
choice of erery one ofLhe eLeren Senator'S elecI
which gi ives US eight majority in the next SeDate


"For the House, so far as heard from, the Dem
ocrats have elected thirysir representatives, ana
the Wings not one.'


In thirteen counties reported, the Democratic
majority is not less than 4671. A correspondent
of the Albany Argus, writing from Detroit, Nov o.
says: " From what we can learn, we shall carry
our Governor by from to 5000 majority. Las'
year Harrison's majority was 1900. We shan
probable elect every Senator in every District, u
in all which will give a majority IN the 0eH'
ate. We shall also probably elect every represen'
tative in every county and district in the S'aT'
making an entire Democratic House of Represent
ativcs! The result is overwhelming to coon sK'n
Whiggery. Never has party been so emPh0u
ly used up and prostrated as the piPe-layer'
Michigan"


10 Tobacco is cultivated with success in Iowa.
Wisconsin, and the northern part of Illinois