Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
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f-NttHuefDitu inquirer.
MoRE GOOD NEws-PITTsBURG.-We understand
that letter received in the city last evening
from Pittsburgh, containing the cheering intelli-
gcnce that the Anti-Jackson tickets have succeed
ed in that city in five wards out of six the Jack
son men having succeeded in the sixth ward by
one vote. 1.-THE work goes bravcly on"
We also learn that the Anti.Jackson party has
prevailed in Miffln county.
Extract to the Editor, dated DoyleStown, Bucks
County, Pa. September 80, 1899.
AT the recent Democratic Wolf meeting in the
county of Bucks, held for the purpose of forming
a county ticket the candidates for Congress were,
Robert Ramsay, VIM. +. Swift, and w. Purdy,
Esq. the PTothonotary, and the choice of Mcssrs
Ingham, Fox, and Coryell, who were opposed to
both Ramsay and Swift. Every excriion was made
by these gentlemen to procure the nomination OF
the Wolf Prothonotary When the meeting was
organized, it consisted of thirty delegates After
balloting, it was ascsrtancd counting the votes,
that Ramsay had seventeen, Swift ten, and Mr..
Purdy, the Wolf candidate. three, So much for
the popularity of his Excel!oncy in Bucks county
SUNBURY, Northumberland CO., I
September %, 1882.
At the general election in 1922 Ritner had a
majority of 48 votes in Sunbury. The Inspectors
election, which took place on Friday, made as
complete trial of strength by both partics and the
Ritner candidate, Leonard Eplcy, was elected by a
handsome and unexpected majority of ~ votes.
The contest was unusually and not more
than 30 voters remained at home, most of whom
arc known to be for Ritner. Northumberland will
p. $. Our news from the west is encouraging.
think we must succeed by largo majority. We
are extremely anxious to hear the result of your
election for Inspectors in the city and county If
the Anti-JacksOn and Anti-Woif tickets have sue
ceeded with you, the State Is safc-Ritncr will
walk over the course, and the electoral ticket will
also be safe.
LANCASTER CouNTY manufactured TO the Edi-
tor, dated Lancaster Sept. %, 1882.
We have in effect gained the the first district
of Lancaster county. We have elected three In
pectors out sf FIVE, and consequently entitled
to all the five JUICES, and tho Clerks of the
election. We will carry the county by $500 ma
Jorlty for Ritnc:; perhaps we may reach 5000. We
consider this complete and glorious triumph.
With this defeat and the thrilling news from your
city, our opponent are quite disheartened. On
Tuesday week oil will be we'll
?. s. In every township in our county, but two,
VIC have elected Rtnor Inspectors and Assessors.
Tho Anti-Jdckson cause has prospercd here be.
yond our warmest expectations.
FROM the u. S. gazette.
We understand that Carlisle gave n majority Of
four to the jackson ticket
Reading gave the same majority TO the Anti.
jackson ticket.
Harrisburg gave ninety.eight majority to tn,
Jackson ticket: last year the borough gave
that ticket 2l9 majority.
Bewistown gave the AntiJackson ticket ma
ority Of %; last year the majority % for tho
Jackson ticket.
We learn from Pittsburgh, that the AnlJacksor
ticket succeeded in every ward in that city cxcep'
one, and in that ward tho Jackson ticket succeed
cd by majority IF one. We have letters from
Pytsburg written fte dav before the inspector
election, which, without reference to that event