THE ENQUIRER. LETCHFIELD, NOv. eA, 1888.

ELECTIONS.
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 We continue our brief sketch Of the results of the elections in the different States

 MASSACHUSETTS,.

 The Whig Electoral Ticket in this sound old state has succeeded by or 5000 majority Gov Everitt is also reelected by about the same vote. Both branch es of the legislature chosen at the same tme are also decidedly whig-the Senate said to be more % than last year. An election for Members of Congress was likewise held. The following gentlemen were chosen all whigs except Mr. Pamenter (Van Buren) and Mr. Borden (anti-mason.)

 1. Richard Fletcher. 2. William B. Calhoun. 2 Stephen (. Phillips. 8. George N. Briggs. 3. Caleb Gushing. 9. Wms s. Hasings 4. Wm. Pamenfer. 10. Nathaniel B. Borden. 5. Levi Lincoln. n. John Reed.

 C. George Grennell. l2. John c. Adams

 NEW-JERSEY.

 Contrary; we beeve to the expectations of all par ties the Jersey Blues have chosen the Harrison Elec- tOrdl Ticket by handsome majority. The state has for several years been Jackson and only few months since chose their Assembymen by considerable mao- r;ty. This election was therefore the unexpect- ed-and shows what determinatiOn can effect when set properly to work-for this state was considered more certain ot the Vandals in consequence of the great states each side of her having gone that way If the same spirit and determination had been mani- fested in Pennsylvania and Virginia, and some parts of Connecticut; all of them could have been carried against Van Buren, The result has been so satisfac- tory in this state that we annex the returns from the

 