Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-04

ever seen a sloop aground upon the over
slaugh, with her bowsprit pointing at the
empty barn on the island? Ifyou have,
it will give you some idea of the present
appearance Of the Regency candidate
for Governor under this Veto Of the Peo.
pie"
From the Albany Evening Journal.
TRIUMPH OF THE PEOPLE o.
YER THE albany REGE.NC "
THE MONEY CHA.NGE Err 8
DEFEATED l-JACKSON and
T.A.N BURENISM BEARDED g.
BEATE.N NITS DEN!!,
The "Sm Of Ausierlis" dawns upon
our city Yesterday was proud day
for Albany-for the State-for the Coun-
try !! The City is dsenthraled {. The
PEOPLE have triumphed! The charm of
Rege ncy inyincibility is broken Our
FREE and -uNBouGHT Electors have met
and Frustrated the pensioned and purchas-
ed minions and menials Of the Albany
Money Changers. The triumph is far
more decisive nnd complete than we dar-
ed to anticipate.-Our entire ticket in
FOUR Wards, is elected. The Regency
have carried one Ward, by lank, di-
minished majority! The Common Coun-
Gil will therefore stand sixteen to four!
In the "Saucy Second" where an ar
my Of office-holders beleagued the polls,
our majority is overwhelming The Peo-
pies gain here, from the last result, is o.
yer two hundred In this Ward, where
the Yeomen are opposed to the .Aristocra-
cy, the power Of Freeman's voice, and
the strength of Ere .man's arm, was
proudly contrasted with the impotent eff
forts of Palace gentry and their pamper-
ed minions
In the old Fourth, for whose sturdy de-
mocratic principles the Argus has so Of
ten vouched, the battle was nobly fought
and nobly won! This Ward, at the last
Charter Election, elected the Regency
ticket by majority Of 100. Now, with
a larger number Of votes, our whole tick
ct is elected by majority of more than
~! And we were informed yesterday, ;,
by the official Argus, that as the "FouIh
Hard goes-so goes the Stale"
In the Sd and 9th Wards, where our
friends always do their duty, the majori-
ties tor our ticket are triumphant
In the 1st Ward we are beaten, but not
dishonored.- ticket proved both its
strength and popularity by gain Of up
wards Of one hundred from the last trial
Mr.. Corning's majority last fall was 68
. Now the average majority for their tick
ct, is about 40.
Our whole gain, in the city, from the
last falPs result, is over SIX HUN
DRIED! This, as was said on another
occasion, "IS GLORY ENOUGH FOR
ONE D.4YW
The result ofthis election is not mere
ly important to our own emancipated cit.
liens, who have for years been rode over
and trampled upon by rough-shod Re-
gency, 1t has deeper and broader bear
iDgs. 1t will diffuse a refreshing and
vivifying influence abroad. Patriotism
is catching !-Republicans, all over the
State will light their torches at our bea.
con fire, and take the field, stimulated by
our example, to win other triumphs in the
November conflict
There is another circumstance con.
nected with this election, too gratifying
to escape our congratulations. More
than three hundred of the electors who
voted for our ticket yesterday, were the
staunch friends Of Jackson, until they
were compelled to abandon "he party, ,
or their country.
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
RIOUS MPH!
We scarcely know how to express ou,
feelings Of delight at the result of our
Charter Election. We haze met the enc.
mn and they are ours! Four out Of the
FIVE Wards Of this city have given anti
Jackson majorities. The spoilers ar,
down, the office holders routed, the Ar
gus and its allies driven from their stron.
holds. Never was there more gloriou
victory 1t was the unbribed, unbough
suffrage Of tho People, cast into the seal
and weighing down the barefaced profit
gacy Of corrupt parfizans
In the Second Ward, where 80 offic
holders lived, enjoying the spoils Of tn
people to the amount Of 80, 900 dollars
year, and where they had an average ma
jority Of l60 last year, they are now de
feated by upwards Of 100!
.IIIn the 4ih land says the Argus, ga.
goes the 9TH SO goes the Sthte'') wher,
they had a handsome majority in 1891
, they are now in a minority
What does this prove but that there i
sgrest cbangs Of public opinion, that th'
people have found out the objects ofthei
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