Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-18
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Pen NSYLVANIA ELE, TONS
The Pennsylvania Reporter, in relation TO the la

PENNSlLN ANIA ELEt T1ONS.
The Pehnsylvan Reporter in relation the late cleo
tioD says
GREAT DEMocRATIc TRiUMpH.-"Our predic IONS
founded the plain evidences OF e-actou that We had
Sc throughout the Sa'e fully realized ia the H. pa
raeled success hat has, in almost every quarter, attend
ed the democratic ticket at the late ec ion. he demo-
cratic strength in the House of Repre- scn,aves i'll
proba ly he upwards oil 10 TIE 100 and The
Senate wi be still strong democratic The triumph
AM resni leaves The party free and adopt
the most sautay measures in administc the gov
and TO show to the public their sole aim is the adj
vdncenent OF The best interests OF the Common ealth
an the secmy oil the creates, amount OF liberty and hap
piness 10 each individual cizen.
The democratic majority thus gwen, 10 TO So un-
ders'and to be against both the Anti Masons aud Ma
In Chester County the democratic najoi,y is about
1000 last year The Antics d m.jouy upwards OF
2O0b
In Bsrks County, the hole democratic ticket has sue
ceeded.
In Schny'kiI Charles Fr.iy ,enocra., i. elected 10
the assembly, ard 'c hole demo ratio ticket Tor county
o'tcers has eded
In Delaware, DR.. Anderson National, is elected by
small majority. TO the rest, tie democra ic party
have prevailed.
IN Lancaster and Lebanon the .4nes have suce eeded
but by greatly reduced majority.
In Noithumberland, tie hOlo Democratic ticket has
succeeded.
In the senatorial district of Cumbe land Charles Pen
rose, Dem0c'af, has succeeded agonst Gen. McCcy,
who also run as DemOc and fiend OF the admnistra
uUn but his having voted Tor Gales and S,eaion
ter was urged to strengthen just suspicion of
his attachment To Calhoun and lngham and their doc
trnes. The unhappy faint Of nuIificaton which was
but too parent in his conduct and associations during the
last session OF Congress- lost him The confidence of his TOR
ner friends and old constituents He is another victim of
Mr.. Calhouns fatal friendship.
In Mifnn and Junista, Mr. Brdon, Democrat and
Mr.. Sharon, .4nti, are elected.
In Columbia, Mr. Kline Democrat, is elected
In Centre and Clearfed, Messrs. Barmiart and Irwin,
elected.
In Washington, the whole Democratic ticket has sue.
ce-ded.
In Fayeue, the Democratic ticket for the Assembly is
believed To have succeeded.
In Allegheny, glorious triumph has been achieved.
The opposition carried the elections in that county last
year ny majority OF 300 I the city OF Pittsburg and
suburbs alone, the Democratic majority is upwards of
500.
In Lycoming, the whole Democratic ticket has bee m
cdrried-U
IL is conjectured that out of the 100 members of the
House Oh Representatives, about 10 will be
and that the democratic strength in tile Senate will he
even greater ia proportion lie party having ther
The numerical ority in the session will
W nave all eyes turn upon them, TO realize i'm practice the
principles they profess OF advancing the constitutional
ntercss OF the State, eDsrgDg and improving its re-
and brry TO every citizen OF the Common ealth The
"bsnri paIzAncy OF annasonry is in lis dying struggles
Phil Sentinel
NEW JERSEY ELEcTIoNs.-In Bergen, the demo.
cratic ticket Las succeeded by majority Ci tour hundreds
anu III WORKS County, by nearly 300 In dde.ex and
S'hef,et Counties the successful candidates with one
eNcepIoi) We're democrats, and had majority
OF zo9 In Newark tie election spiritles, and re
suIied IN tie success OF the democratic ticket.
Returns received since the above written, show
that in every county Of New Jersey except Cape NAV
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