New-York tribune., 1841-05-10


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VRc1x1AWe stated last notice that tho Virginia
Delegation would stand 10 Wing to 10 Van
Buren AID Rober, NJ T Hunter, p0r,onay Wing, but in
principle LocoF also that the Senate stands IL mig
TO Opposition; while the election the House OF Dss
gates of 6s Wings GO Opposition Of all SHADES ascer
tanned, leaving Delegates 70 hear from.
We have sace reports of tae election of Opposition Dele
gates from Braxton and Lewis Fende,on and Pscshon-
tas and Wing from Logap-l gain Should these prove
correct the House Of Delegates will .tand 50 Wing 10
65 Opposlion-4 Wing majority and Joint Ballot. Not
a crooked stick among them.
The seats Delegates each side will probably be
contested. The Wings will probably gain
KEs1scKr-It is stated that John B. ThemPson,
Wing i. elected to Congress from the Harodsburg District
and not John Kncad. I whish since it pretty
certain that each has ahead OF Free Tsn Moore who
made dishonorabe attempt between them by kesp-
ing dark till Jus, before the Election and then making rush
VIM. O. Butsr. v. B., has 45s majority Mr. South
gate in Col. Johnsons old District.
Iandoh W. Andrews Wig is said to be reelected from
the Fleming District
Thus far the -tion of nine Whgs-Trpet Underwood.
Marshall Davis White, Thompson Green Andrews Pope
and Sprgg-and Loco-Duilcr-, ascertuined The
epanin Districts have probably retsrned Sherrod Williams
Wig and Linn Boyd v Bin which the Delegation
will stand last year.
PExssr1vAylA-Thc Legislature OF this State adjourned
I,l:. Of f,ur Thc Harr
burg Telegraph the last the shortest An
nua Session for last twenty-five wears and that
sua amount business transacted One hun
dred and hirtywo Acts and scen Joint Rcsouti.ns
passed including eght that Gov. Porter killed by his
Veto One of lhoss authorized the repayment the U>es
States and Harrisburg Banks OF some ssjOOOo borrowed
from them BY Gov Rtner for the repair of the unaa Canal
when suddenly destroyed by rnn another pro-
ving for the election of Cmnal Commissioners by the Leg
la,ure ns,cad of their appointment by the Governor
other relating Banks and provide for the setier
enmen thereof another making taxable citizens of School
Districts competent and jurors in where such
Districts are parties another abolish the Mayors Court
of Lancaster &C. The chief bills which have become laws
are the great Revenu. and Relief bill provide Cor
the appointment and election of Canal Commissioners &c
Among the rcsouq5e "a requiring the L. Senators
from that State repeal of the Sub-Iressury
The Harrisburg Wing papers assert that Gov Porter
wha he vetoed the Bank BILL privately begged his friends to
for it, that should pass notwithstanding We pre-
,ume ,h. is an Inference only We believe there is little
doubt that Gov. Porter by sorry the bill has
passed. though he could approve without alternating his
AntBank Supporters Several Members voted for it Mt last
who had previously opposed it, declaring that they sacrificed
themselves to the State.