Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
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NEW YORK.
1--WE have letter from New Y ork, under date of
Thursday which states that since the defeat of
the Regency ut Albany, defeat unexpected
happy for the victors bets freely offered in ia
vor of Grangers election two to one, but there
nobidders. New York is safe The downfall of
The money changers is the death knell of tho
jackson party. There will be ''weepng, wailing, :"
and anathematizing to considerable extent at
Washington, when the "sad intelligence" reaches
the White House!-PhH. Ing.
~ OHIO.
awe have letter from a distinguished citizen
of Ohio, who that that State will give
more than FIVE THOUSAND majority for the
Anti-J Jackson Electoral Ticket in November. Ho
sIsays there's not a9oubt upon the subject. The
Anti Masons and Nationals have agreed to unite
apon one ticlSs.. and the electoral vote of the
State, adverse to Jackson, is therefore certain"
Phil. Ing.
Sss Pennsylvania.
In Bucks county, MIR. Ingham's residence, the
Pennsylvania Inquirer that there
ly ten Jackson proper left. Bucks used to be
altogether Jackson.
! We learn from private sources, that the ANNA
ton and enthusiasm which prevail III New York
and Pennsylvania, without example. Old men
who have taken no part in politics for quarter
of century, have taken the field, convinced that
the crisis exacted every mans best exertions. The
the side Of the opponents of Jacksonism. The came
spirit has extended to Ohio, and with an Electoral
power sufficient to decide the contest either way
with population exceedingly homogeneous in
character and habit, and with identity of interest
it appears altogether probable that New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, will give the vote,
and terminate the Jackson dynasty.
In Philadelphia the late charter election displays
a result of immense consequence. viewed as n
"sign." The Inquirer says
ANTI-JACKSON TRIUMPH IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.
"We have met the enemy and they are ours"
One of the most signal triumphs in favour of the
Constitution and the Laws ever recorded in the
nails of political history effected Ivy tho
PEOPLE OF the city and county of Phadelp ha
at the Ward and District Elections that took place
yesterday. The Jackson party have been utterly
and signaly discounted Our pledges to
friends in the interior redeemed Our citizens
have stood forth like and battled with the of
flee holders, face to face-on the election ground
and through the ballot boxes. The result is of
the most cheering and satisfactory character. We
send the intelligence abroad as the first decided
and fiatterng evidence of the regeneration of
State. Pennsylvania will be true to her interests
true to the principles of her sons-true to the
honesty of her nature. Philadelphia has played
her part noby-shc is worthy pioneer In the good
and glorious cause in which we are all so earnest
iy engaged. Let the spirit with which the voters
went forward to the polls yesterday be kept up and
sustained; and the electoral vote of this common
wealth will certainly be adverse to Andrew
Jackson as that the win rise in the Heavens
morrow.
! THE ANTI-JACKSoN ASSESSORS AND
INSPECTORS HAVE, WITH UNIMPORT-
< ANT EXCEPTIONS, BEEN ELECTED BY
a TREMENDOUS MAJORITIES IN ALL THE
i THREE DISTRICTS OF THE CITY AND
\ COUNTY-IN THE FIRST, IN THE Sc
/ COND, AND IN THE THIRD. The greatest
enthusiasm prevails throughout the community
4 Hundreds of citizens, lovers Of their country and
its valuable institutions stood out in the ranks yes
terday, who had not before appeared on the election
ground for years. The proper feeling is aroused
the spirit of the people is cxcited-the good and
great work of Frustrating the present dynasty
has been commenced with vigour and must be
continued with vigour until the reins of govern
4 ment in other and better hands-until the Con-
stitutien is safe,
But to the details:
4. In the City the Anti-Jacksun tickets have sue
! ceeded by large majorites in THIRTEEN wards out
of FFTEEN. The aggregate majority of our friends
4 is FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
SEVEN votes! Last year the Jackson Tickets
Succeeded througho t the City by aggregate
majority OF NINETEEN HUNDRED VOTES.
4 THE CHANGE THEREFORE DURING THE
PAST YEAR, ADVERSE TO JACKSON AND
! IN FAVOUR OT THE CONSTITUTION, Is,
in THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA ALONE,
UPWARDS OF THIRTY-THREE HUNDRED
ToTES!!
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