Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19
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Thursday Eces,tisg, Oct. rs.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECrION

We give to-day, several extracts containing tho
latest information, which still leaves it doubtful
whether Wolf or Ritner is elected. We do not
view the result farther than oscertained of the
slightest Importance in relation TO tho vote of
Pennsylvania upon the Presidential Election That
Is settled beyond question, if the Harrisburg Con-
vention recently in session, takes such measures
as will unite the opposition upon one Electoral
Ticket. That the friends of the President will find
some plausible apology of local character, to ac
count for this wonderful change in the people of
pennsylvania, and still insist that the vote of
Pennsylvania will he given for the II ero is to be
expected, and already this game is commenced
The object is undoubtedly to influence the elections
IN other States and hence the letters from sources
OF great reliance in Pennsylvania, which have al
ready appeared in neghbor of the Enquirer.
Any intelligent reader will at tho fallacy
oil these assurances, whom he observes tho utter
route of tho Jackson forces, only in the Guber
Material election, but in that of the Members OF
Congress, and of the State Legislature. In the
face Of all this, the mendacy Of party is not to
be silcnced, and il would have besn the same, had
Rliner been elected by $1,000 majority, and every
Member of Congress and the Legislature boon cl,o-
sen from the opposition ranks.
1t ought not to be forgotten that the reelection
of Wolfe was anticipated by maiorities varying
from twenty to forty thousand in the Jackson pa
pers. The most sanguinc out of Pennsylvania
could not be brought to believe, till OH the very eve
of the election, that Ritner stood ary chance, be-
Cause it well known that many Clay men
preferred and would vote for Wolf. Whether the
one the ether be elected hail this election as
great and complete triul Iai-as settling the
question of the vote of Pennsylvania in the APP
preaching election for President. The magic of
military glory has lost its influence in Pennsylva-
MIA, aud is tho harbinger of brighter day to other
benighted regions.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer of Tuesday.
The result of the election for Governor is not
yet certainly officially ascertaned. The friends
of Governor Wolf are, however, sanguinc and
state his ma ority at from two TO three thousand
votes. With the accurate returns from forty seyen
counties In our possession, and with the supposed
or anticipated majorites in the other counties tho
result still appears extremely doubtful. IL is pos
sible that the present incumbent is Reelected If
so, his majority is extremely meagre and athoue Il
the chances appear against us, we should not be
surprised if it would turn out otherwise.
FROM THE CARLISLE HERALD.
GLORIOUS TR. UMPH
JacksoniSni Frustrated in Pennsylvania -!
Sufficient information has been received from
different parts of the State to satisfy U.s. that we
have elected majority of Anti ,Jackson Members
to Congress, and a triumphant majority to Tho
Legislature OF this state. G5'Sc much for the We
TO.E1
Assembly men elected far as heard from. The
House is composed of 100 members.
AntLJackson. Jackson.