VERMONT ELECTION.
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As more complete returns are received the result
looks much more favorable for the Wing party than
was anticipated from the first reports. According
to the Boston Atlas the Senate stands Is Wings
and 10 Democrats, and two districts Essex and
Grand Isle) TO hear from. Report says that the
former has elected Whig and the latter Demo-
crat. The House of Representatives will stand
about 10 Wings, 80 Democrats, and 10 Liberty.
The number of towns not represented is 80.


The vote for Governor is yet incomplete. Re-
turns from l6s towns give Eaton (Whig) 1882
Dillingham; Ioco) 1892 Branard (Lib.) 5,493.
The Legislature being Whig, there is no doubt OF
the election of all the Wing candidates for State
officers.


The Atlas remarks that, when we take into con-
sideratoh the many distracting local issues which
were presented, and the apathy which prevailed
among the Wings arising from feeling of securi-
ty, we think Vermont has done remarkably well,
and has vindcated her right to the honorable title
among the Wing States Of the Union of "THE
STAR THAT NEVER SETS"