messed up something

Hello, I recently moved from ubuntu and installed dagda, then brigantia, and first of all: a big THANK YOU to the developers of trisquel.

In this post, I ask for help because I think I messed up something.

The AUCTeX extension of emacs wasn't running properly, and I found out it had to do with some local configuration files.

So what I did was the following:
- removed all emacs packages (emacs, emacs23, emacsen etc.) using synaptic
- searched for all directories or files that remained after that, having "emacs" in their names.
- deleted most of them via terminal "sudo rm -r -I FILE/DIRECTORY"
- reinstalled emacs via synaptic.

I probably acted like a greenhorn.

Anyway, the re-install went ok, emacs is running (ACTeX not yet, but thats not an issue here). The install, however, gave me an error message.

sudo apt-get install emacs renders what I have attached in "emacs.txt"

synaptic says:

package "emacs" properties-> dependecies:
"requires: emacs23 | emacs23-lucid | emacs23 nox"

package "emacs23", properties -> dependencies:
"requires [long list of packages];
in conflict with: /emacs23-gtk/;
in conflict with: emacs-lucid;
in conflict with: emacs-nox;
replaces: /emacs23-gtk/;
replaces: emacs-lucid;
replaces: emacs-nox"

Here my questions: Is this a serious error that might make emacs crash in the future? I mean, it's my main editor I use, and for my dissertation, too. And, if it is serious, how can I fix it?

I'll be grateful for any help.

Best regards
Florian