Another Whig victory!
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Glorious neWs from Connecticut-the
r1ctory mplfte--recoZution ofthe. state
and thorough ront Of loco foco .'horse
foot, and drdgoons," by the inuiuci6le


Wing Legions.-The returns of the
Connecticut election for state officers are
all in with the exception of five small
towns, which will give about 100 ma
jority for the locos) and the wings have
signally triumphed. We CLEAN the fol-
lowing particulars from the New York
Tribune,


Baldwin, the whig candidate for Gov
ernor, has 1887 plurality over Cleve-
land, his loco;foco competitor; and the
abolition vote is about 1900; leaving
Baldwin some 200 short Of a clear ma.
jority ofthe whole state The vote now
devolving on the whig legislature, the
matter will be settled in our favor in
double quick time. Cleveland seems TO
have out-run the strength of his party,
the whig majorities for the legislature
being larger than those against him.


The Wings have majority of..9 in

the Senate, and 13 in tho Hoase-mai.
on joint ballot o.. I


The locos had last year a minority Of
38 in the House, with only wings in |
the Senate to l6locos. The wings have
now in the House SO to 80, and in the
Senate Is to 6.-last year the locos had
IN The House ll3 TO rs whigs, and in
the Scna,e l6 to s wings! These facts
need no comment. The state of affairs
in Connecticut is not such as ita'used to
was" The triumph is a splendid one
almost equal to Maryland. One more
pillar oftho Kinderhookcdifice is knock. Z
I'd from urder.