Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

refer TO the general election in earnest confdenc.
VI inc complete success of the Anti.Jackson ticket
we stated yesterday, on what we thought good
u,"ori,y' That Lancaster city had given u Jackson
| Io.': ms turns out to be incorrect. The voting
"Stri"t oil Lancaster includes Lancaster city Lam
caster township and Mannheim, and the result will
! chosen. 'e0
3OOO ajority for the AntJackson ticket
From The Pennsylvania Inquirer, October A.
PENNSYLVANIA
ALLEGHENY CoUNrY.-Wc have already stated
tne success of the Anti-Jackson Tickets in PITTS
onrg In 1929, the whole vote pollcd was IOSl-
vol receiving majority of 40l votes. This
year tho Rtner majority is SO votes, exhibiting n
nett gain of 400. We have carried Allcrhenv
county by handsome majority. In 1929 Wo.fs
majority In The county was several hundred votes
h.! n' Ipe Lcwstown the Rtner Inspector
had lO6-tho Wolf 1873 majority. We have
also carried every township in the county except
tWo:-our correspondent says "the Jackson and
won men have gNenup all hopes"
CUMBeRLAND.-rhc Rtncr party have trirlmphed
IN more than two to of the townships of Cum
berland county In Carlisle, heretofore strongly
Tor of, the Rtncr was chosen, almost
Tour hundred votes being pollod--tho Wolf inspect
or ives chosen by few votes. Allthe townships
west OF Carlisle have elected Ritner men, and
majority of those east. In 1929, VOLTS majority
IN Cumberland County was upwards of 700 votes.
What change.
HUNTINGpoN.-It is stated i'm an cytra from tho
oihcc ct the Harrisburg Telegraph, that the Anti
VOL Tickets have prevailed also in this county
UNION CouNrY.-From information just received,
says the Harrisburg Telegraph Of Monday, we
learn That the Wolf men nave carried hut single
inspector in Union County. The friends of Rlt-
her say his majority will be 1000 in that county.
fRANKLIN.-The Anti.Jackson majority in
ohambersbnrg is ninety seven votes-in Shippcns-
burg NC have succeeded by a majority of sixty
votes. The Chambersburg Republican holds this
inspiriing langunge:-"H Heretofore the elections
IN the borough have gone for the jackson ticket,
generally by majority of more than n hundred,
and at the last gubernatorial election VOLTS ma
Jority in the borough lao. If each town has
experienced a change proportonate TO ours, the
General and his button olc cousin, Wolf will be
beaten in Pennsylvania, by heavy maiorftics MS
at the last election was in favor of them"
MONTGOMERY County The Norrstown Herald
oil yesterday says:-''As far as we have been able to
ascertain the result of the Inspectors elections in
tins county, the prospects Of the of the R-
ner Parfy * the whole county ticket is iatter-
ing than they have been for a number of years, g. if
our friends will only attend the election there will
he but little doubt about the result There has been
great changes in this county, and to much great
er extent than can be known TO the people until
after the election. Many of the old supporters of
jackson and Wolf are luRcwarm and will not
interfere with the observation-disclosures who have seen
and felt the effects of their Administrations have
come out openly in opposton-And numbers will
quletly vote without exposing themselves to tho
insults of their old party, and then quietly retire."