THE ENQUIRER. LITCHFIRLD, NOV. 1s, 1884.

NETWORK ELECTION.
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Thh election was held on Monday and the two fol- lowing days of last week. And when we remarked SeR week shas we prepared to hear of hG suc- ceaD f1aeksOnism in the Staie," cOOfess we did ssa sppFehend that the majOrieS would he 90 over Whelming. Jacksonism has indeed Swept over the State like whirlwind." The majority fOr Governor will vary much probably from IA, 900, whe" the t0Fus a coas jn officially. In the city, and in almost every county on the Hudson, the majorsies very grsat-in many far beyond the anticpations of either party. All tha. the Wings can caim s that they have gained one Congressman, Hunt of Rensselaerl and abOua 25 members Of Assembly, from what they lad last year. The Members Of Congress will stand 3l to 9-those fihe Assembly 93 to s. AS many of Onr readars will probably wish to see how llse vote rUns, annex the returns from the Albany Argus of Tuesday, some Of them iN round numbers. The off, cia reGFus wiil not probably materially vary the suit. In lSS2. the majority for Marcy 9738-for EIeetors Of President I3,6Ol-about the same that shere is now for Governor.