RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.

DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT !
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RECEN | S1AlE ELEC1JCNS.

 DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT

 The returns from the recent elections in New York, Michigan, and Mississippi, are very nearly complete: sufficiently so, indeed, to show that democracy has achieved bril- liant victoyies-is gloriously triumphant L. We lay before our readers the following latest intelligenee

 From he N IT. Patriot aud GaseHe

 NEW YORK.

 The State has gone for the democrats by more than 10000 majority. Whole counties have been revolutionzed The western counties exhibit surprising changes in favor of the democrats. The farmers of that re- zion are rising in opposition to the black ta- riff of the Federal Congress-

 We should suppose that the coons would now cease their babbling about Van Buren being unable to carry his own State Itmust be recollected that he was recommended for the Presidency, as New York's first choice, by the late State convention held at Syra- cuse. The response of the people cannot be mistaken. Van Buren would carry New Y ork next November by. an immense ma jority.

 The Senate will stand 26 democrats to 6 coons barely. Since last year the coons have lost four Senators-Franklin in the lst district, Root in the 3d, Hopkins in the 4th, and A. B. Dickinson in the 6th

 The House will be about as strongly de- mocratic as it was last year, when it stood 92 democrats to 36 coons. It will stand this year 91 democrats to 37 coons. The democratic majority on joint ballot is in- creased

 MICHIGAN

 From Me Baltimore Republican

 The returns from Michigan are still com ing in thick and fast, and it Is thought Barry. the democratic candidate for Governor. is elected by EIGHT THOUSAND MAJORI- TY! A letter from Detroit to the Boston Democrat says :-'s So far as heard from. there iS not solitary whig elected, nor q solitary county giren achig majority And our candidates for Congress are elected by large majorities. In this Congressional Dis trict, McClelland (democrat) beats Howard (whig) in every county in his District, and has more than 2000 majority. Hunt is elected in the Third District, by more than 1900 over Drake, the great gun of whiggerv in this State. Lyons has beaten Williams (whig) in the Second District, by a large vote, but as the returns are not yet all in. the precise majority cannot be ascertained. Our candidate for Governor beats Pitcher here in the city, where the whigs claimed a majority of 900.

 The members of Congress elect are, Ro- bert McClelland in the First District, Lucius Lyon in the second, and James R. Hunt in the Third. Every Senatorial District is de- mocratic, and THERE WILL NOT BE A wHTG IN THAT BRANCH OF THE LEGISLATURE T

 MISSISSIPPI

 From He Memphis 7enn.) Appeal

 With the exception of seven counties the returns are all in-giying Brown, (dem) a majority of 3218, over Clayton. The Anti Bond Democratic Ticket has succeeded over the Bond Democratic Ticket for Congress by handsome majority-the highest of the former, beating the highest of the latter, near four thousand votes.

 For Secretary of State, Hemmingway, (dem.) is ahead of Galloway (whig) 1898. For Auditor, Matthews (dem.) leads John ston, (whig) 1463. For Treasurer, Clark, dem is ahead of Hardeman, (whig) 2252.

 The Mississippian of the 18th, says = "Snce the vote of the recent State and Con- gressional elections in Mississippi has been ascertained, we feel authorised to say to the democracy of the Union, that the electoral vote of the State will be cast in 1844 for the NOMINEE of the Democratic National Con- vention, by majority of from FOUR to FIVE THOUSAND. If the majority for Gen. Brown be 5000, (and it will be in that neighbor- hood,) we may safely say that there are from ,500 to 2,000 bond democrats iii the State, who cast their votes for Williams and Clayton, tha. will never abandon their long cherished principles. 5

 The 'Vicksburg Sentinel" " says there will be democratic majority in the Legisla- ture, of about thirty on joint ballot