At Lansing

The arixious waiting for news froni the State capital has not yet been satisfied by a choice for Senator. Ainidst the combination of all the mulicioua storics tlic maligiiity of a scheinlng Hubbell could devise tho Ferry forcea practically have remained lirui and undisrnayed. But his election, under the circumstances, now aeemg, at this disUnce from the field of action, to be impossible. The union of all the fbrces which have been brought to bear upon the un fortúnate Senator have been too mnch for bim. If he ia defeated the State will have cause to regret it, for we cannot get a better man for the honorable and responsible position.