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The Northern elections.
The elections thus far seem to have gone largely in favor of the Democratic party.
Both Ohio and Pennsylvania have returned a majority of Democratic representatives to Congress, and persons well acquainted with New York politics believe that the city of New York will give a majority of 40,000 for the Democratic ticket.
In the meantime, however, Bennett, who but the other day published an article in which he foreshadowed curses that have fallen on no city since the fall of Jerusalem as destined to fall upon New York in the event of Wadsworth's election, has faced to the right about and shouts vehemently for that very Wadsworth.
Perhaps he may have received orders from Washington — perhaps he may have been bribed, as some of our contemporaries conjecture — but the most probable surmise is that he sees something in the atmosphere which indicates the certain election of his new favorite.
It can make very little difference with us, we imagine, whether t