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 The election for Governor and Members of the Legislature in vsraoai took place the first week in this month, and the democrats have ala1a carried that State Thiak of it. Federalism shaking to its centre in Vermont and Kentaeky

 It is said that the Senate of Vermont will contain l5 democrats 10 l3 .higs. while the House of Rep 2esea,ssives win have a szan majority of whigs. Usually there has been but four i've democrats ia the Senate, and mere eosporai's guard in the House.

 There is no choice ol Governor by the people, as it requires majority of all the votes to elect. aad there were three candidates. But the democrats have made very handsome gaia, as will be seen from the following statelaent efthe votes in seventy nine towns:

 Dem. whig. Abol's. lSi6 7.730 10.507 2,75S lS47 S.324 l0,0S9 2,sl9 Showing an increase in the democratic vote oi 59a. and decrease in the whig and abolition vote of ss5. The democrats have thus gained almost the Pfeesse number the other parties have lost Major Gaines.--We are happy to lsarn that 8