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Abraham Lincoln Probably Elected President by Majority of the Popular Vote

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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Astounding Triumph of Republicanism.
THE NORTH RISING IN INDIGNATION AT THE MENACES OF THE SOUTH Abraham Lincoln Probably Elected President by a Majority of the Entire Popular Vote Forty Thousand Majority for the Republican Ticket in New-York


One Hundred Thousand Majority in Pennsylvania Seventy Thousand Majority in Massachusetts Corresponding Gains in the Western and North-Western States Preponderance of John Bell and Conservatism at the South Results of the Contest upon Congressional and Local Tickets

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ELECTION DAY IN THE CITY: All Quiet and Orderly At the Polls: Progress of the Voting in the Several Wards: The City After Nightfall: How the News Was Received: Unbounded Enthusiasm of the Republicans and Bell-Everett Headquarters: The Times Office Beseiged: Midnight Display of Wide-Awakes: Bonfires and Illuminations

The canvass for the Presidency of the United States terminated last evening, in all the States of the Union, under the revised regulation of Congress, passed in 1845, and the result, by the vote of New-York, is placed beyond question at once. It elects ABRAHAM LINCOLN of Illinois, President, and HANNIBAL HAMLIN of Maine, Vice-President of the United States, for four years, from the 4th March next, directly by the People.

The election, so far as the City and State of New-York are concerned, will probably stand, hereafter as one of the most remarkable in the political contests of the country; marked, as it is, by far the heaviest popular vote ever cast in the City, and by the sweeping, and almost uniform, Republican majorities in the country.


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