Victory! Victory!
JAMES *. POLK
ELECTED-THE WINGS GIVE


1T UP.
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We can now congratulate tho democracy Of the
country, upon the triumph which they have so
nobly achieved. The Empire State, upon which
the las, hope of whiggery so slenderly hung, has
cast of the shackles and stepped boldly forth into
the democratic phaa nx; and her vote has, without
doubt. secured The election of JAMES X. POLK
TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED
STATES.


Tennessee is still in doubt, though we think
that Clay will carry that State, by about 80 votes
Louisiana has, rs we before stated, cast her
vote for Polk. The N. o. Tropic, whg, SAYS tha,
in IS parishes Polk is 6S5 ahead, and the par.
ishes of Caddo, Bossier, and Dc Soto remain to be
heard from, which will increase the maj ority Tor
Polk about go, making in all 935. -.. .--


We nave not the time and space to give all tho
official returns this week; we shall merely name
tho States which have gone for Polk: .Maine New
Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana
Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana
and Michigan. giving him ITO electoral votes.


The Democratic majority in Mv York.-The
New York Spectator, whg paper, gives the fol.
lowing accoun, of the result of the late election
in that State:


For Polk, 81 52Ol mai.
Congress % democrats.


"a IL wings.


The State Senate will stand as follows: ~


Dem. Wing. Native


81. 4. l.


House Of Representatives.
Dem. Wing. Native


70. 43. Is,
Democratic maj. l2.>


Democratic maj. on joint ballot, "a
Thus it will be seen that New York will up.
doubtedly elect Democratic U. S. Senators.