Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-06

same majority the other way heretofore Groton
wing by 49, being goin of 10 from the last cleo
lion!
HARRISON IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The result of the borough and the township
elections, as they have been heard from, whenev-
er they have been made political test haye
greatly exceeded cur most sangune expectations.
In Cumberland county, the friends Of Harrison
carried every borough except Carlisle aud there
they divided the offices. The vanites have cleo
ted but one ocofOco justiceDin the five boroughs
OF the county. IS
In Cha,nbersburg, whcn the present Lcgisa
ture divided the borough i'm two wards in such |
manner MS they supposed would secure one half
Of the officers, they were routed in every ward
In York, the Harrison democrats succeeded by |
an average majority of lao, being handsome i'll
crease
In the city of Philadelphia, the Harrison men
carried every ward but one.
The result in the different townships in this and
the adjoining counties is equally encouraging 10
the Harrison cause.
In Philadelphia county] we have been equally
successful. In the Northern Liberties the llarr-
son majority is about 500. These things show
that great changes are going on with the people
Pennsylvania is certain for Harrison by large
majority Harrisburg Telegraph.
The Harrisburg Intelligencer remarks that the
results olhese elections, far ms heard from, and
wherever nndc q political test, have greatly eX-
ceeded its most sangune expectations. In Dauph.
in and Franklin, the elections have gone very
much in favor OF Harrison and Reform and in
the borough OF York, the Log Cabin candidates
for judges and inspectors ~ the general election,
have been chosen 10y an average majority OF more
than $50 votes majority which must he truly
encouraging to the friends of Harrison and Re-
! form in Democratic York, as it far exceeds the
general average of najorites in that borough since
| the commencement of Jackson Van Buren, mis-
rule. The liarrisburgl lntelligenccr noting
number ofthese signs, considers Pennsylvania as
certain for Harrison, by large majority In
! Fayelte county the results are highly favorable
! The Harrison men have carried the day in Union
town, by majority of so, and in half The districts
of the county
The York Republican thus announces the result
! in that borough. "Iie result is the triumph of
the Harrison Democrats 10y maj ority qualed at
any party contest in Tia borough for many years:
on the Judges, their majority is I70-on Inspec.
tors, 1877, and on Assessors, l03-an average ma
iority Of 1877 The Wing majority in the borough
has not been estimated for some years past at more
than ninety votes and Gov. Riner did not reach
that in 1885,"
The friends Of Harrison and Tyler achieved
great victory at the recent election in Adams coun
~. They elected avery large majority of all their
candidates, and by an aggregate vote of the most
satisfactory description
The Lancaster Union states that so far as heard
! from, tie friends OF Harrison have carried almost
every township in that county.
BRIsToL, PENN March 20.
Pennsylvania is coming The State is for sold
| Tip" next fall to n cert ainty. Our corporation
election, yesterday, resulted in the success Of our
whole ticket 10y an average majority of ga gain
stree last fall, when the contest was equally spirit
ed, of a. Only once before, since the memory
Of man, or since the organization of the Wing
party, has our ticket prevailed.
i The Democracy aroused, and will let Mr..
Buchanan know next fall, that they are not in the
market Russian seris, to be bartered or trade
, upon, to suit the aristocratic notions of himself
, Dallas or Wilkins, imbibed amidst the perfumes
and Injuries of n Russian court or that their w.
ges are to he reduced TO the standard Of the pau
pers of Spain, Cuba, and other benighted coun.
tries of Europe.
A Wing Victory. An election lately took place
in Robertson county, Tennessee. The wing.
have revolutionlzed the county. And they vii
E revo utonize the State.
" From the 81. Louis Bulletin March I2.1
"Ihe crgis, sill they come % We were highly
gratiied, yesterday, when esteemed friend, the
late Secretary of the St. Louis Democratic Asso-
citation, came into our office aud joined the Tip.
5 pecanoe Club. When such men leave the Admin.
isralon, it is evident that there is something rot
ten in Denmark. The people are so tired of tn,
present misrule, TINT it would not much surprise
: us TO see the honorable President OF the Assoca
= ton follow suit. We shall then have their Presi
= dent Secretary and State Printer!
# The Nashville Wing says, we risk little in say
ing that the few adherents Of the Administration
in the business circles of that city, are growing
e different its fate. They sick and tired
Q humbug experiments, and while the pride of con
Il sistency may for time deter them from an opel
l. remuneration of locoioroisn their hearts are al
ready with us, and in November their uOtes will
be ditto
So zoe go We know of severa! changes whicI
!, have taken place in this county, favorable to til,
wing cause, and we predict that the HARRIsor
fever will become epidemic. The new converts
say" Any thing for change-we may be bene
- fitted aud cannot b. worsted.' They say the,
; want better times, aud hope that a change in gu
=, Rulers Will produce them. Rnieigh, NJ g., Reg
y" lister.
J. More Signs in VUginia.-It does really seen
lie impossible 10 resist the current Of popular leen,
b which is now setting i'll Virginia. in favor Of Gen
Harrison. We henreVery day Of old Republicans
= who have heretofore supported Ma. Van Buren,
g declaring themselves in favor of Gen Harrison
Is We learn from the Lynchbnrgh Virginian, tina
Mr.. Anderson, the distinguished State Senate
e from Boetouu district has come out in favor o
e Harrison. We also learn from the Rchmont
wing, that Col. Shanks, for many years the rep
N reseniatiye OF Boutetonrt county in the House
e Delegates addressed the people of that county OF
the first day OF The March court declaring him
self in favor OF the election of Gen. Harrison
u whose plain Republican virtues and eminent ser
vices TO the country he spoke of in the warm term
IS they deserved. Every thing looks auspicious II
the success Of the good cause in the Old Domin
e ion.-- Baltimore Patriot.
The Louisville Journal says, that II leading Val
-, Buren, menlber of the Illinois Senate was in Lon
sville on the 22d of February, and openly ASSERTED
- that Illinois would most unqueslionabiy 20 TO
70 Ger. Harrison.
1fPpecGnoe Doings in Rochester N. y Beside
10 log cabin for every ward in Rochester, III