Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20

ihomas ". L. Charit0n 1881
sR. c. Shorter e,847
New candidates Georgian.
CHARLRsroN, Oct. IS.
DIR Eleciions.-The polls were closed YES
terdly, after warmly contested struggle. The
number of votes taken was unusually large
greater than at any previous election within our
means Of re erence. The Union Party are san.
guine of a perfect triumph. They turned out
with few, if any, exceptions. and we have no
doubt that COM lete victory has rewarded their
endeavors. We confidently anticipate the re-
suit. but shall not write and put in type ou, cho-
raj sony of triumph, in imitation of certain of our
brethren. until the election is certainly declared
not that we have any apprehensions. but that
We do not like to initiate the Mercury in sundry
of its practices.-CHy Gazette.
Baltimore City Election.-The election for
Electors of Mayor and Members of both branches
of the City Council took place on Monday, and
resulted as follows:
MAYoRALTY.
Small's Ticket 4s44
BarrvS Ticket 1924
Col. Small's majority over Col. Barry is 1920
votes.
Pennsylvania have bntfew full returns
of the Congressional elections in this state, and
the vagueness. to US. of the denominations by
which many of the candidates are characterized,
leaves us in doubt about their classification We
find WasOnae and 4aii- Wqsoaic-- Mgham and
.3nfi-ia ghaDl-D Dem ocrafic and Feier0 All
that we can gather from the cOntuSiol.is that Mr.
Crawford and Mr.. Ramsay are Te-eL cCted in the
Franklin District over their A. ~ sonic onpo-
nents--that Joel K. Man .,e Democratic
candidates - is elected i we s. .rristoun District
and that McSSers Hest Daglir ton. and
Potts. the Anti Na,oai- can't. la,es. are believ-
ed to be elected in ne In. rct. In the
District of Buck, NC. Nessr.. lric and Smith
the - Antl-ln:H M candidates are said 20 be
elected. In d. 1h'H 'Hd -. ron NJ Rucher,
the democratic sra,date, l. rc'-d; and in Lee
high the whole " t"tl-l i.sc,"c ,,eEe Is elected.
heu the return =" !H,if received >" will en-
davor to return our reader with lie true issue,
so tar as regards national polt'cs.
Since writing the preoeed' o. W. 'a'e received
letter from Uniontown. informing ns that An
nrew S'eWar'' tne lay canu',,htr, ha- neeh e'srt
Ell IN the raNet'e oistr'I' oy looo woes oyer sr;
trwin' uie PreSe". l'"oNs', '"eu'oe'. -" 10 90
MI ir"ih' maJ'f'tt over cl, stewart was '~f
"a chahse Ill one o's"iot Vi Il 81 WIS
feanSyran'" Etec''oI'S'-f'"'h h''o'''ns
county; we nave returns tla' sl'e Wv ,".,n
&c eahuluates Io' CohS'. as .nu AZ "a,,a;
Io"u' ~ 'otes " .ra 'e '.,"n';"n ,ht.;n,
yates aooa' 'VV' ne '""e P''p'' ''''' 'O''''''
IN Sasqas ,!1, county. .p..,
oil me eiecuoh nave peeh teoe:'eu "":'u"y
morning. IRON out le" TOWNSHIPS. penson
majority IS large ipe'e was po, "'''e "PPoc.r
ton as lar as we nave hearu' W 'he ue'n''''''o
ticket Tor Congress
From the district composed OF .en're' I1nh'-
lngdon and Mnh'n cT'ht,es' we uauers'ano 'na'
Mr.. ALLISON the Federal ana An'i-Mas'h'c can
ddate' Jackson mar" mas majority over ,1 ms
opponent. Mr. SCOTT, OF ABOUT 9oo' Mri I'll el.
son has the credit OF oelhg gentleman ~ n's'
rate requirements holding all enNiaole Situation"
In public esteem. "a man. ana as eouhse'i"r,
Il is probable that Messrs. WILLIAMSON and
BLAIR have been elected to the Legislature.
In Northumberland county. the Democratic
candidates have been elected to the Senate aud