Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-04
From our Correspondent
Office Of the u. S. Gazette,

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II Philadelphia, Sept 28-3 o'clock, p m. (
This is the day Of our ward election of
Assessors and for Inspectors to the Gen
eral Election. In counting off for Judg-
es at two O'clock, at the different Wards,
there was the most cheering sight ever
witnessed. In North Ward, there were
fue Anti Jackson men to one Jackson man;
and in every Ward in the city from which
l have heard, viz; thirteen out Of fifteen,
our Judges were elected; and have just
heard, that another Ward has done its du-
ty-perhaps the whole are right. Last
year we carried only three Wards. In
Penn township, every Ward was Anti.
Jackson. In the Northern Liberties, four
Wards were Ami-Jackson, and one was
carried for Jackson by l6 votes only. In
Southwark, the AntLJackson ticket pre-
vailed by majority Of $50. This is
good beginning. Yours, b..
Jos. r CHANDLER.
p. S. Every Ward is carried-both
Kensingtons are AntiJackson.
From another Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Scrt 28th.
Our Ward Elections this dav have, as
far as we can Judge from the show in
standing out, given an immense majority
for us. In Walnut Ward, they deemed
it useless to count In Dock, which last
year gave 81 majority in favor Of Jack.
son, to-day shews, in our favor, $50 to
800. In the Northern Liberties, four
Wards in five are for us. In East South
rL ~ -,
4OOO-last year, the anti Jack ckson-rnen
we've not 90. We are encouraged be-
yond our hopes. The accounts from the
interior are daily shelving in our favor
and we have now no doubt as to the re-
suit. .-.
II s5e In order that those who are not a
ware Of the mode Of conducting elections
in Philadelphia, may properly understand
the cheering intelligence from that quar-
ter, it may not he amiss to explain 1t.
The Judges who are to decide on the E.
lection Of Inspectors, are chosen riua
vocc t; the voters pairing off and being
counted, so that there can be no mistake,
and no Juggling, through the mysteries
Of the ballot box. There is triple ope-
ration; the election Of Judges, as above
stated, that of Inspe ctors, which is by bal
lot, and finally, that Of the Candidates
also by ballot; the result Of which the In.
spectors are to report. The first is the
most popular and democratic in principle
and by the result Of il, Andrew Jackson
has been rejected, in the face of day, by
all Philadelphia, and its suburban popu-
| Iation. So that nov we have a couple
Of Great Rejecteds to sorrow for; and we
must have an Indignation meeting righ,
away.
From the N. Y. Courier & Eng. OF Tuesday.
Il additional particulars from Pennsylra.
nia.-By a slip received this morning
from our correspondents Of the Unite6
States Gazette, we are happy to lcarr
that the interior counties Of Pennsy lvanit
t have followed the glorious example ol
|, Philadelphia.
Tho county Of Lancaster has given 8
majorhy Of $40 for the Anti-J aoi,sor
!, ticket.
}, Bristol, in the county of Bucks, CARR
/, ed the Anti Jackson ticket without oppo
sition.
II Reading, has given an Anti-J acksor
majori,y.
j Merrion (upper) has also gone for III,
Anti-Jackson ticket, without opposition.
Norristown and Whitemarsh are IN,
only towns heard from that have giveI
!, Jackson majorities, and in these they a
mount to about 40 in each.
n $50 far as we can learn, soy our cor