The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-04-25
From the Cincinnati Republican.
PENNSYLVANIA COMING!

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Good Mems from the " Key. stone'' Stctc,
The friends of Harrison and Tyler achiev-
ed a great victory at the recent election. in
Adams county. They elected very large
majority of all their candidates, and by an
aggregate vote Of the most satisfactory de-
scription.
The Lancaster Union states that so far
as heard from, the friends of Harrison have
carried almost every township in the county.
The Philadelphia Star says: aThe result
OF the ward and township elections in the
city and county of Philadelphia, on Friday
last, evinced most wholesome state Of
public feeling on the subject of the Presi-
dcncy. The great increase Of the Harrison
democratic vote in the county districts Of
Southwark, Moyamensing, Northern Liber-
ties, Spring Garden, Kensingtotl, and Ger.
mantown, proves that the old Hero has
efectunlly repolutionized the ,chole coun-
try. Charles Naylor has been triumphant
ly sustained, and Ingersoll as emphatically
rebuked. Col. John Thompson, who heads
the Van Buren, electoral ticket of the State,
received but t,rclre votes for Alderman Of
the third ward, Southwark, after aborious
friends of the interior to Eote this fact, and
communicate it 10 the people. What rem
ders it more important as an evidence Of the
rapidly declining fortunes Of Van Burensm
in Philadelphia county is, thai the ward in
which Col. +. was candidate, gave more
than $50 majority last October for The Van
Buren, ticket! Now the same ward has
elected taoo Harrison Inspectors!
We assure our Harrison friends through
out the Union, that the Presidential election,
on the 3Oth Of October next will exhibit a
gain in Philadelphia which will surprise all
parties. We cannot be- mistaken in what
we see daily around ant; about>us. These
things are not uttered for effect, but are
said in sincerity"
We find the following in the New York
Evening Post, an ultra loco-loco paper, and
the organ of that party in N. Y.-ssStraws
show which way the wind blows"
"The election for Aldermen, &C., being
the first under the ne,c constitution, took
place yesterday, and have resulted rather
unfaporably to the democratic cause in this
city and the incorporated Districts; this is,
in some measure, owing to the division in
the party, caused by the unsettled question
OF resumption, and the excitement raised by
the Wings on the subject Of the banks, cur
rency, &c. We elected but one regularly
nominated and true blue democrat IN all of
the fifteen yards, piz: IN upper Dela,care.
The editor Of the American Sentinel, an
ultra bank democrat, received democratic
nomination in Dock Ward, and being sup
ported by portion of the Whiga, and 10
consequence of there being two Wing cam
didates running, was elected; ia six of the
seven wards of the. Northern Liberties. the
Wings succeeded, in three ofthe four wards
Of Spring Garden, three wards of Moyamen-
cling, and one in Southwark. Should mat
tcrs continue IN the present unsettled state !,
I shall not be much dstonisked If the oppo-
sition succeed IN the city and county nett fall
Last fall our majority IN the county sOas
about tiOentyJ fire hundred. So tre go!