The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-17

horse, foot and dragons Last November. Morton
naa majority Of seven; the Wings have now
| GEAR majority of forfyl Well done Franklin.
10 Aldfeid four Wings and one Loco-Foco were
CHOSEN observation-disclosures Majority here last fall,
| twenty-ni
In Milford, the Wings carried every thing butlhe
Town clerk SO says the Norfolk Democrat We
are surprised al this. The vote stood thus last fall
wing lO6-Tory 2li. Tory loss only l0o!
| South Reading did the business for the Loco-Fo
cos most handsomely. The vote thrown amounted
70 2oo-as fall 27l. The Wings swept the board
| was 25
In Haterio,oa, the Wings swept the board. The
Wing selectmen were chosen by about rs majority.
A VOICE FROM HAvERHILL
The Loco Focos we're utterly annihilated in Ha-
verhill yesterday The Wings elected their entire
ticket by about two hundred maority-last fall the
wing majority was but 100. A neil gain oil loo
VIII do for Haverhl.
TO The Editor Of the Atlas.
UxaRIDGE, March 8, 1910.
hgives me pleasure, Mr. Editor, to state that the
Locos of Uxbridge choptotea, driven from their
strong hold, and their ranks broken.
Last Wednesday we had our election for town Of
hcers and we completely routed every thing that
wore the semblance OF Toryism, elected TO every
Office in town. true and faithful Wings, by MAORI
Ties averaging from IS to lbs. Hon. changed! Last
year the Van Buren, ticket prevailed.
Ware has done Nobiy Last Monday, the Wings in
Ware elected their entire list Of town officers, by one
hundred and forty majority! Last fall, Everett had
only 20 over Morton! Verify Loco focosm finds no
thing congenia in Hampshire County.
Hatfield Forever The Wings OF Hatfield carried
their Board Of Selectmen all holler last week. by
overwhelming majority last fall Morton had IL, and
Everett 60 !-Northampton Courier.
FROM BERKSHIRE.
The Wing ticket for Selectmen and Assessors sue
ceeded for the first time for eight wears, IN the
Of Sandisied, at the election the first Monday
in March, inst The election warmly contested,
and the vote given large as is usually cast 10 tina.
town.
ADAMS elected Wing officers throughout by majo-
ry Of about So (ast fall but IS majority) No con-
test after the first balloting All towns heard from
give q great Wing gain from last fall. Next fall we
shall give 100 majority for the log cabin candidate and
the State is safe for 10000
From The Worcester 4Eg,s.
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.
Worcester.--The town election Monday, resulted
In the complete triumph OF the Wings. Never in
its palmy days, was the Wing party stronger than
now. An entire and most cordial union OF all for
mer divisions of the party has been effected and the
result has been the defeat of the Van Buren, party by
majority Gin an election OF town otcers) altogether
unprecedented. The election proves that with union
and organization the Wings here as in the State
can bear down all opposition. II any thing like the
spirit which exists here, anmates the Wings in
other portions of the Commonwealth, they will in
November next sweep the State. as with broom,
from Berkshire to the
The vote tor moderator stood Fl. w. Paine,
(Whig) SIS, |. Davis, ". b. 800; Wing majority,
1893.
For selectmen, average Wing vote 625; Wing
majority 343! The vote for Governor last fall
was, for Everett 672, Morton 4fl-toial lib Show
ing net wing gain (taking the vote of moderator as
a tesD of %.
Parton-The Wings carried every one of their
candidates by small majority. The town has been
against them for many years
lhlBury-Tir Van Buren, men aided by the Ii
berals, elected their candidates.
Leicester. In this town in Millbury, the libe-
rails prevailed.
Rozbury.-The Wings chose a majority of the
board OF select men. For three years the Van Bu-
ren party have filed all the town offices.
Quiney-The Wings elected their clerk and one
selectman, and the Loco-focos one. Last fall Nor
tons majority was 95.
Loreu-The Wing mayor was chosen BY ma
jorily Of 437 Every ward is Wing. Last fall the
Wing majority was 2lS.
Nsdford-The Wbigs have carried a majority
of the selectmen Morton's majority was lO9.
Taunton-The Loco focos succeeded by 30 ma
jorily. Last fall rs.
The Northampton (Mass.) Courier con-
tains call signed by several hundred names,
for all persons in Hampshire County opposed
to the runous doctrines and measures Of the
Federal Administration, to meet at the largest
Church in that place on the 25th inst.
WEYMOUTH IN DANGERI
The town of Weymouth in Norfolk, like Lynn in
Essex has been always regarded as the Gibraltar OF
the Loco-ioco party. The following has been the
vote OF the town:
7 f1cn