Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-20
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Tel. Watmsogh's majority over Mr..
Miller. in the third Congr ess;oasi die
trict, is'662 votes. Mr. Horn,s m.isr.
ity over Mr.. Cose, in the second dis
trict, 572 Mr.. Suiherland's majority
over. Mr.. Simpson, 10 the first district,
1857. No other returns have reached
us.
In advcrtinx ~ the Philsdelphis
election, the National Gazette OBJ
serves: "'rhe Democratic ticket has
fully succeeded. II is remarkable thar
there was no Jackson ticket, so called.
The tickets were curiousiy mixed: old
Democrats being on the Federal. and
old Fetleralists on tho Democratic.
Friends OF tho Administrators voted
Tor ITS opponents, and rice rersa. Some
irregularities great violence and out
rage u Is stated in one of the papers |
are said 10 have occurred in Penn
township; and in Kensington east dis
tr'ct,.'t was found necessary to invoke
the AID Of the Sheriff and posse conf
fafuy."
DELAWARE.
Our readers are already apprised
that Mr.. Miliissn, the republic an can.
didate, has been elected over the Jack.
son candidate, Mr.. Ridgely. Iii. ma
jority was 454.
The elections for members Of the
State Legislature resulted As follows:
In the Senate. Clay members z. Jack.
son 9. In the House Of Representa- :
tives. Clay II, Jackson 4.
tNa Intelligence,
Pennsylvania Election. Bucks
county the anti. masonic ticket has sue
ceeded. And 10 the Congressional
District composed Of the counties Of
Bucks. Northampton, Wayne, and
Pike. the opposition, or anti-ingham
candidates, Smith and Ihrie, are un-
derstood to have been elected. Ia
Dauphin, which elects two members to
the State Legislature, one anti-mason
and one democratic Republican are
chosen. In the Congressional district
Of DauPhin and Lebanon, John c.
Bucher, the democratic candidate, has
succeeded by small majority. Mont
gomery is understood to have gone a
gainst the regular nomin ations'-but
whether in favor Of national republi-
canism or anti-masonry, we are not
able to tell, Sc present. In Delaware
county, the anti-masons were defeat
ed by about 400 majority. In Chester
and Lancaster counties they gained
the victory; in the last named 6y ten
or twelve hundred majority. The three
last named counties form Congress
sional district, electing three members;
add OF course from the above state
ments, the anti.masonic candidates,
Hester, Potts, and Darlington, have
been elected. In Lehigh county. ac-
cording to the Lehigh Frieiens- Bottle,
Of the l4th, the whole anti masonic
ticket succeeded. That county forms
part Of q Congregational district, and
gave Livingston, the nti-masonic can
didate for Congress. majority Of about
100.
A letter from York states that the
regularly nominated democratic ticket
succeeded in that county, though by a
smaller majority than usual. The same
letter states, that the anti -mssonic ma
jOrity in Adams county is about 800.
The Lancaster Examiner Of the l4th
estimates the anti masonic majority in
that county at about 1900. liz adds.
that the election there was unusually
small, and that on fair trial, anafI.ct-
ed by local causes, the majority on that
side will exceed two thousand. Ian
caster county shews a curious state Of
things. With an actual majority, in
favor Of anti masonry, in the county at
large, the first district, including the
city, gave a majority Of not less than
$50 the other way. Bali. Pat.
Pennsylvania. We have but few
full returns of the Congressional cleo
tons in this State. and the vagueness,
to US, Of the denominations by which
many Of the candidates are character
lied, leaves US in doubt about their
classification. We find Masonic and
.4nh- Jfasonic-Lghan and .4nfi ing
ham Democratic and Federal. All
that we can gather from the confusion
is, that Mir. Crawford and MIR. Ram
say are reelected in the Franklin Dis.
trict over their Anti Masonic oppo-
nents-that Joel X. Mann, the E" DE I.
mocratic candidate" is elected in the
Norristown District--and that Messrs.
Hester, Darlington, and Potts. the
Anti Masonic candidates, are believed
to be elected in the Lancaster district.
In the District Of Bucks, &c. Messrs.
ihrie. and Smith, the AntiIngham"
candidates. are said to be elected. -
In Dauphin and Lebanon Mr.. Buoher,
the " Democratic" candidate, is elect.
ed; and 10 LehIgh the whole " Anti
Masonic" ticket is elected, When
the returns are fully received We will
endeayor to acquaInt our readers with