Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-27

VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA..
The ease,ions Cor Senator's and Delr.usrs uua
ksv'ss ~ been eomplst.-i, ~r have d.,trrusinei
10 await u'e rssois e thc ~holc--~hea ne viii
copy complete list. The rturns slo not give
any lair '.'tx VI v.,blie sentiment upon the Pre-
s'dcn,iai question. Parties arr NOT yet arrived
We have no tosibt, however, the stat 10 stiIi for
Jaekso" and il ~oaid b. f.li, to hold qua To our
f'e'is la o,hsr state, s,lu.i,c hopes or disE:rS
ent result
PENNSYLVANIA.
We learn further from this State,
that Harmar Denny and John Gilmore
are elected in the Allegheny (double)
district. Mr.. u. was the Anti-Ma-
sonic candidate and received 1855
votes more than his colleague, Mr.. &.
Jackson member. In 1923 Mr.. &.
received $3.50 votes in ALLEGHENY
county; at the late election he recciv.
ell but 1923.
In the Mifilin district. Robert Ali.
sou, the Anti Masonic candidate, has
beaten Mr. Scott, the present Jackson
member.
Ia York district. Adam King Uack.
sony is reelected.
MIR. Stewards majority over Mr..
irwin, in Fayette district, IL 500 votes.
In the Washington district. Tn. NJ.
I. M'Kcehan {anii.masonic) has bcen
elected over Mr.. M'Crecry, the pre-
sent Jackson member.
In the Mercer district, also, the an.
u-masonic candidate. John Banks. has
beaten Mr.. Cunningham, the masonic
candidate.
Ia the Doyiestown paper, Messrs.
lhrie and Smith, who have been elect
ed in the Bucks district, are denomi.
mated the anti Calhoun and anti w off
Candidates. Nat. Intel.
The returns are now so far com.
pIeted, rs to shew the result in all the
Congressional Districts of PennsyIya-
mia. The precise majoritics are not
IN all cases ascertained; but il 10 known
who OF the various candidates have
been successful. Ii appears, then,
that the OPPOSITION 10y whatever other
name II may be termedD has succeeded
IN electing NINE members Of Congress:
and tho Irregular Democratic" ticket
has been cut down to SEVENTEEN. The
opposition members Of Congress elect
are William Holster, David Potts, ir.
Robert Allison, David Mann, John
Banks, Harmar Denny, Thomas NJ. r.
M'Kennan, Andrew Stewart, and Juo,
q. Watmough.
At the election in 1898, there was
but q single district which returned q IN
opposition member, namely, the north
western district Of Erie, Crawford,
VeDango, and Warren. Ii was then
Jackson 27-Opposition /. 1t is no,c
- Democratic" l7-Opposition o..
This shews somewhat like reaction,
Ball. Pot.
NEW JERSEY.
In this State. the Jackson majority
IN the House Of Assembly is nine.
Mar. MfeiEgeneer.
We have received, from a quarter
which permits US not to doubt of its
entire accuracy, the following state. !
mcnt OF the elections in New Jersey.
When IL is remembered that, accord
ing 10 the extracts which we have al /
ready published from the Telegraph.
the New Jersey Legislature last year
contained ~ Jackson aud IL CLAY
members, we have abundant reason to
be gratified that the majority against
us has been reduced to nine. Another
year, and the majority will be reversed
year, and New Jersey will
rank herself among the friends Of Hen
~ Clay. A change Of less than 200
votes would even now have turned the
whole Legislature Of the State in our
fayor.-C NM .yo,,rooJ