Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22
NETWORK ELECTIONS.

Average majority for the jackson Sc
nate ticket, 4s42.
Average majority for the jackson
Assembly ticket, 1904, and over.
Kings Couniy.-Mr. Sacket is re.
elected; he was put on both tickets
The jackson ticket has a majority il is
said of l57.
Queens Countg-All the towns are
said to have been heard from except
Oyster bay, and the Administration ma.
jority is 229.
Westchss.sr Couniy.-Yorktown, 90
majority for Mr.. Person, the admins
ton Senator; Cortlandt, 90 do; So.
mers 50 do
Putnam County, hillipstown 1877
for Pierson; Carmel II for Mr.. Todd,
the jackson Senator.
Green County.-In Catskill, Moses
Warren, the jackson candidate for
Senate, from the third district, has a
majority over Mr. Gebherd, of IS.
There are two sets of candidates for the
Assembly, both friendly to the admins
tration. VIM. Paulkener and Elisha
Bishop, who were first nominated, will
be elected; they have nearly 100 Of a
majority in Catskill.
City Of Aibany.-s62 average ma
jority for jackson ticket. Greenbush
gives a Jackson majority.
The town of Newburgh has given
Mr.. Person 81 majority for Senate.
The city of Troy gives the admins
tration majority.-so says one account.
Another account says Jackson's major
ity ia 273.
In the city OF Hndson the administra.
lion Assembly ticket received about
2s0 majority.
Hudson, Wednesday Erening
Dear Sir-Itake the liberty of giving
you the canvass OF the city.
adams ticket. Jackson.
Williams, SGT Wiswall, 2ss
Miller, 424 Hoes, 244
Peters, 469 Patterson 2Is
For Senator Gebhafd, 495
Warren, 259
The Albany Argus of Friday gives
the following intelligence:
Third Senate district-Mr. Warren,
jackson candidate, goes out Of the
counties of Rensselaer,. Albany and
Schenectady, with a majority of about
1900. 1t will be increased in the three
remaining counties.
Rensselaer, county--All but towns
heard fram-average jackson majority
500. Troy the Jackson majority was
50,-Gveenbush, jackson ma ority for
Assembly l86-Lansinburg, 1919 ma
iority for Warren.
Schenectady county-Msjority for
Warren, in the city Of Schenectady, 2S1.
In the town of Duanesburgh, l76 The
majority for MIR. W. in the county will be
al least 600.
Undertook jackson majority 400.
From the Co.nmsrctai advertiser.
Election Returns. every county
from which we have heard this morning,
save one, the Jackson man have sue
ceeded. Even in Albany, but one of
the Administration men has been elected
! MIR. Sill, Messrs. Butler s. Verplanck
Jackson candidates, are elected. Rens.
selser, too--Rensselaer. where, three
weeks ago three hundred Jackson men
could not havs been found, and even
week before last the best calculations
awarded us a majority of 1000, has
given 400 Jackson majority. Ulster,
Sullivan, Schenectady, Schoharie and
Warren counties. have given large ma.
jorities for the Jackson ticket, and Co.
lumbia small majority in our favor
So far as we have heard, with two or
three exceptions of little consequence
now, Senate and Assembly-all, all, is
gone. We have no desire to hear far
Their from the country. Like fire IN the
goods. the Jackson Fever must have its
way, and be suffered to burn out.
The university of Mexican indepen-
dence vas celebrated with enthusiasm
in that country on the 10th of Septem-
Der, that being the day on which, in
1910, Hidalgo, with few followers,
gave the first cry of liberty in the than
vice royalty of New Spain. II is said
that the imprudence of the Spaniards,
in interfering too much in politics, main
ly produced the provincial DEGREES ex.
polling them from different parts OF
Mexico. The general senate has deci-
ded that these DEGREES are unconstitu.
tional; but it is doubtful whether the
house will concur. Congress has been
in session since the Isl of September II
has appropriated $4,000 dollars to de-
f,au tho axnansaa nf commissioner a