Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

| Dsuphin 52S
Lebanon 5l6 -t'r
franklin 20 49, -
York 70Oo attft
Adams 900 p.,,.,.
Centre 1000 NePo'oa "sJo'ues'
Huntington 400
Lancaster l700J t-s.e
We have this morning received a letter from Har-
risburgh, which states tina, the majority for Ritner in
Daup hn is $50, Lebanon 500, Union 1000. Northum.
berland a small majority, M0in and Huntington
bout Cumberland $50 for Wolf Perry 400 Frank.
lin, Wolf few votes ahead, and townships to be
heard from. The letter Is from Anti kner
pendent, and is dated Oct. Is b. ss' ~ ~
The Sentinel has information that Mr.. VOLTS major
i,y in Lehigh Is about 300, that Bradford has been
ysited by the Anti Masonic fever and that in
the Anti Masonic ticket for the Assembly, which
sisted Of candidates taken from the other two tickets.
has succeeded by aoout 400 majority-Th vote for
Governor it that county IL not known.
The present reported majoriiies Tor WOLF n the city
and county Of philadelphia. Delaware. Lehgh. Perry.
Cumberland, and part Of Northampton, 1876.
The maori,ies for Ritner reported by the gentle
man who arrived from the west last evening" are TOGO
| so that Wolf s still more than 1000 ahead.
Yet, II must be confessed, there is some,h alarm
ing in these reports The anti masonic feeling has
spread like wd.fre, though its been IRE
lar affecting whole counties TO the core, while il left
the counties Immediately adjoining almost untouched.
Little comfort however, can be derived from the ir-
regularity Of Its course in the counties from which
turns have been received this very sets
calculation at defiance the effect it may have pro-
ducea in the counties yet to be heard from. Still we
hope Mr.. Wolf Is elected, and his election
peyonu uouot, we medu come out CVCiucuiy IN
his favour.
What is most provoking in this business, is that Il
was not known that Ri,ner strong in the country.
Then gentlemen in the city and county, instead OF
quarrelling about who should govern the Governor,
might have considered the question: who shall be the
Governor, as worthy Of some attention, As matters
have gone, we do not know Of politician in Philadel
phia, who be said to have fairly established claim
10 MIR. Rtners consic ration. We do indeed know of
one gentleman who had expressed intention vote
for him; but, when he got 10 the polls he forgot
could not find ticket thing else pre- him
from carrying his intention into effect Now he gays,
4" IL he had only known Riiner was 20 strong in the
country, he would have had tickets printed, and p'a-
cards posted al his expense and obi aimed for the
Anti Masonic candidate at least $40 votcs We hope
Governor Rtner will, in this CASE take the will for the
deed, and remember friend in the distribution OF
official hvours. Make him pro,honotary at least.
N. b. Governor Riner must remember als,. IL
we did not vote for him, did not vote against him.
We look for the like Kindness from Gov ernor Wolf
We did not vote against either. '[Phi. Gaz.
The New-York Morning Herald, in publishing the
returns Of the recent election in this city, heads the
Federal Republican ticket Adams" and the Demo.
cratic" Jackson" There Adams men OF both
tickets, and Jackson men both The election wa.
for local officers, and local ndcraons had gre a,
weight in deciding the choice OF The citizens no.
MILITARY REVIEW
The annual general review OF the Volunteer corp.
of this city, and of the Militia Of Washington County
took place this day. At noon, they assembled under
the command of Lieutenant Colonel Naylor, and Ma
jors Burch and Batter; and afer performing variety
oil martial evoutions. formed into column, aud marched
10 tie mouse oil TIE Presiienf before whom they passed
in review, TO the number of nearly 1900 Their equip
ment, and state Of discipline. generally such as
to command the admiration OF large concourse Of
spectators and to reflect high credit upon their officers
and the District.
The President. accompanied ny several gentlemen
Of his family, stood non the terrace of the north Por-
co, whilst the troops we're depoying before him.
NEW JERSEY. ~. S Tel
We learn from the Bridgeport, West Jersey Observ-
of 10 votes.
In Salem and Gloucester, the Jackson ticket has
majority.
letter dcted at Burlington, says" From the hes,
reformation received here part az least of the JACK
son TICK EFT has succeeded in Burlington county,
William N Shnn, for Council and Joshua s. Earl for
Assembly; and perhaps the whole ticket ha. been run
n hut that is uncertain.
The New-York Enquirer, says:-s The election, in
New-Jersey are just and appear. that the Jack
son party are completely triumphant We have returns
from Midcleaex and Somerset counties; the first of
which, last year gave 400 Adams majority, and the
other nearly No much. Now mark the change In
Miidlesex, it is probable have succeeded through.
out, and in Somerset have got half the ticket, New
Jersey is disenhraled from the coalition Proscrip.
New JERSEY ELEcrIoy.-On the 18th and / nh
INST the Annual Election of NV Jersey for members
oil the Legislature SherifTs and Coroners, was held.
Accurate returns OF the members elected, could not
he had when this paper put to press but the intel
gence received leaves doubt that the Jackson
win nave large majority in The next Legislature.
burlington and Middiesex counties, which gave large
naJores against the Jackson party last year. have al
the recent election, returned, il is believed Jack on
members save one--Somsrset returns two aud two
unerdon wa' divided the canal question: there ha.
been close run between. the jackson caucus and the
anti ticket as they are called In Monmouth,
the intelligence is that that the ticket has
ceeded as il did last year.
From the more distant counties we have not heard
WIN suihcien accuracy TO give any particulars. Some
OF them were nearly balanced last year-and these
from the turn of the times, il is not Improbable have
gene In favor OF the Jackson party.
Accounts this morning from Essex state that all the
members elected are an Jsckson-Rep ports from Ber-
gen. that three anJackson are elected i'm that county:
ddesex iii stated has returned the Jackson tickle,
!" iuh' stale Gazette.
NEW JERSEY