The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-18

"NOW BY ST. PAUL THE WORK GOES
BRAVEIY ON"

We have received additional returns OF the cleo
tion which of so glorious and gratifying cha-
racter, that cannot refrain from sending theh
out in extra. They prove conciusNeiy ,na,' 30
far as Pennsylvania Is concerned ALL ID w Eli
and that the Democratic Star is still in the ascendant
MERCER county, one OF the strong holds oil EIDE
ralism, has unexpectedly elected nearly The "hoic
Democratic ticket The following IS the vote ior
Assembly, being gain Of one member GOODWIN
(dem) 2,20S, Kerr (dem.) 2320 Keynold yea
2,l35, Power (fed) 2,056.
CRAwFoRD CousTY.-We have sufficient returns to
enable us to say with certainty, that Messrs Lowry
and Brawley (democrats) both reelected to the
Assembly notwithstanding the dissenson In the Dem
ocratic ranks. This is, indeed, glorious.
WAsHNGroN county has elected the Federal tick
ct, with the exception Of Recorder. Senate same as
last year, but loss Of three members in the lower
House.
BEDFORD county stands thus for Assembly by the
official returns. Sipes (dem.) 2,l26, Watt (dem)
2,0l5, 10y Qed.) 2O70, Bishop Qed) 2,O6l Sipes
and 10y are elected--one of each party
ADAMS county, official. Assembly; Marsnails
(dem.) 1920, Myers (dem) I697-shields Qed }
,679 Diehl (fed) 1850. Both democratic candi-
dates elected being gain of two members.
BUTLER county-democratic ticket elected, being
gain of one member OF Assembly.
SusQuEHANNA county-We have a letter from
Montrose which says: We have received sufficient
returns from the different townships, TO enable us to
estimate with certainty that whole ticket elect
ed by an average majority of or 800.
BRaproRp county.-Mr. Ewell (dem.) elected to
the Assembly by at least 500 majority.
BERKs county-No opposition to the democratic
members of Assembly-and the whole regular ticket
for county officers successful.
COLUMBIA county-Oficial Assembly, Snyder 2 27,
Fruit 1862, both democrats, Jacob Eycrly elected
Prothonotory, and Charles Conner, Register and Re-
corder.
WEsrMoRELANp county-Oficial, Senate, Hill
dem) 1854, Abbott (fed) 2l6, no opposition TO the
democratic Assembly ticket
JUNIArA county-Offical, Senate, Eyer (dem. 1863,
Elliott (fed.) SAT- Assembly, Glenn (dem.) 1888,
Posthewate (dem) 76S, Reber dem 767, McCrum
fed $50, Ross (fed.) 53S, Vauyalzah (fed.) $50
MIrrLN county, democratic majority, about $50.
CUMBERLAND county.-Offical. Culver (dem
1916, Barr (dem.) l70l, Kennedy, fed.) 20Sl Brin-
die (fed.) 2045, Dunlap (anti-tax) $50, Hamilton,
(antI.tax) 593. Federal gain Of two.
TiocA county, we learn by letter has given Judge
Wilcox tdem.) upwards Of 1000 majority for Sena-
800, majority This is of the districts the feds
had counted upon Where is now that ''same old
coon"
Plxs and WAYNE.-Bush (dem elected to the AS
sembly, without opposition.
Bucks county.-Messrs. Apple and Thomas (dem. }
re. elected to the Assembly. Mr. Grifiths, the third
member defeated by about so. A loss Of one.
HoRroN's majority as Senator in Northumberland,
Centre Lycoming and Clinton, is about 1000.
FAYErrE county --Messrs. Morgan and Deford
(dem) elected to the Assembly by reported ma
jority of 500 Black (dem.) elected to the Senate
by large majority.
NORTHAMPTON and MoNRoE.-Heckman, Packer
and Kerr (democrats) reelected to the Assembly,
Hackett (dem.) Prothonotary Muller (dem.) Clerk
Of Orphans Court; Johnson (dem.) Register.