s-om Second Edition Of THIS Moning-7 a, NJ
= aTER FROM CONNECTICUT

THE FINAL RESULT.
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Bv this mornings boats from Hartford (drect)
and Norwich. we have the returns from WIND
n,u County, and all but towns IN the state
The victory is complete Wndham Go. com
nIete) qives but l22 plurality for Cleveland, and
ends nine Whiqs to sir Locos TO the House-one
Senator Of each party.


The Wing have SIXTEEN to IN" OF the II
Senators, and about ONE HUNDRED to Serenity
ire in the House OF the five towns not heard
rom at Hartford when the boat left last evening
.ve know that two Washington and Madison
have gone Wing, and we believe Colchester has
rome likewise, leaving but two the Locos.


Gov. BALDWIN has plurality Of 1853 over
Cleveland, which the towns to come in may re-
dnce lOO-not more The Abolition and Scat
tering vote is some 100, so that Baldwin lacks
some 400 of being chosen by the People. No
.natter-the Legislature will settle the business
in short order


Cleveland runs some hundreds ahead of his
oarty strength We believe WALTER BooTlI,
Wing Lieutenant Governor, is elected over Hola.
bird and Abolition by the Popular Vote.


Rejoice Wings, Rejoice! CONNECTICUT has
thrown off the incubus Of Loco Focoism, and
stands forth plainly for HENRY Clay and Pro-
lection TO HOME INDUSTRY