Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-26

The Election of Members Of the Assembly Is
equally decisive. In the House OF Representa-
tives the Anti jackson party have elected Fif-
TY.SIX out Of one hundred members, giving US
a majority of IL in the popular branch OF the
Legislature, and majority OF nne or ten ON JOINT
ballot, and securing the election OF an Anu
jackson Senator in the place OF Mr.. Dallas.
Let il be remembered that IN every instance
heretofore, the election of the House OF repre-
sentatives in Pennsylvania has been ap uherr'nS
test of parties in the stare. In TINS estimate We
give to our opponents the two volunteer "em'
bers from Bedford County, one western mem,
Der known to he opposed to Ten. Jarks"'' a"u
the personal and political friends "t MT ihsnam
elected as members IN Bucks county.
In the election of Members of Congress and
Assembly. the average Anti-Jackson maj in the
state is 5000 and upwards. The committee
vii, endeavour in few days to lay before the
public statements Of the vote given; at present
they refer to few districts to prove the truth OF
these assertions; adding that in most instance
the Anti.Jackson County Ticket had much lar
ger maiorl,ies than the AntiJackson Congress
Ticket. ~.
In Philadelphia City and County, Joseph R't-
ner had majority OF 1886.
While the Antl-Jackson Congress ticket had
a majority of 2e8s.
In Bucks Co. Gov. Wolf had maj. OF $40.
The Anti Jackson Congress ticket had AS.
In Allegheny, Joseph Ritner had a MAJORITY OF
Az Anti Jackson Congress ticket had maJo'
rity of 1853.
II will be perceived that in these three districts
alone the Anti-Jackson ticket Tor Congress had
gain Of $500 over the candidate for Governor,
larger maturity than that given for Gov Wolf IN
the whole state.
The Committee assure their friends, that the
whole National Republican strength welded in
favor OF Gov. Wolf will be now vigorously EN-.
pluyed to defeat the,re. election Of Andrew Jack
son. This is no time to complain OF our dissen-
tant friends; if they have Jeoparded the vital IN.
terests Of their country, we ask them to recall
the mischief By renewed and redoubled exertiOns
in support Of the Anti-Jackson Electoral Ticket.
To those Of our friends who united with US on the
Governors election, we would say, continue
your exertons; and the victory will be achieved
The Electoral Ticket named on the 22d Fee
bruary last, has been adopted by the National
Republicans, without bargain or contract, com
PROMISE or coalition, as the most certain mode
of defeating Gen. Jackson, and every inG'uidu
al uho dues not uote it on the 2d Of November
nert. aids and supports the reelection Of Gen
Jackson.
Our opponents appear sangune let them re-
main so. while they have no just grounds for their
boastings no evil will result. They rely on Gen
Jackson's popularity in 1923 in Pennsylvania;
but they forget that this strength was then exhlb
tied at the state elections In October 1923. the
National Republicans carried but one member Of
! Congress. and that by accident; aud one or two
counties in the whole state and but six or eight
members of Assembly, and Gen. Jackson's
friends had majority of $4,000: Contrast ou'
present position with 1928, and anticipate the
product Of so great change in public opinion.
In this District we shall increase our majority tt
$500 and it may reach as high as 5000. 1t
impossible to anticipate the effects OF the sp'r'
| that animates our friends in the glorious cause.
Energy, a holy zeal and determination tt
succeed cheers every Anti jackson voter. and
with fun and conscientious belief that Zen
Jackson's vote in Pennsylvania, on the 81 OF No
vember next, will be at least 10000 less thar
| the vote of Governor Wolf, we once more exhor
our friends throughout the commonwealth, to re
newed activity. and confidently assure them, tina
with it. success will crown our labors.
| Philad. Gath Oct. 1882.