New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-14
# which the Wings have the following !:

1 Otui ~
Giving clear Wing majority Of . in the Coun-
cil and in the House. without CUMBERLAND.
In the Counties of Bergen, Warren, Sussex,
| Hnpterdon and Atlantic the Wings tickets,
having no hopes of success, and seeing no use in
a hopeless struggle. Monmonth is probably
against US, as usual, though our friends there had
hopes of part of their ticket
| In Esser the Locos played deep game. They
| made no nomination, and declared that they would
| make none. The Wings thereupon split their
tickets. when 10! on the second morning, the Lo-
| cos were seen rushing to the Polls each with n
oruted Lucier ticket in his fingers The Wings
rallied. and carried in their wlee regular ticket
TIE struggle has been spirited one, and the
victory is most gratifying. Last year the Council
cas tied But for the local quarrel in Middlesex
the Wigs would have had eUsry disputed Ceunty
Governor, e. S. Senator the Appor,onnent
| 1f the State for Members of Congress, and the
| election OF all the important State and County
Officers for five years were depending on the re-
| .n,r of this contest. ALL Hail, IMPROBABLE
| NEW-JERSEY!
HRig. MipDLEsEx COUNTY. Loco.
Council MsDowsiI s5s F5gsn Fsis 1sss $50
Dunnam ,8G5 Brown ..........l ,895
Guics. ............l ,:s2 Ps'ersoa 1 'ss2 sa'
Averoge Loco majority 80; lowest majority on Council
g, aud one member ony 10
JS.embiv n W Green. s2l DR. inc. Howell l,ovl
Isaac ,; kahs1 ;S gao = = Fh5iiss knoxs, 50 50
Sheriff. .Gso t oa.:,ey. ("n's} NO opposition
Average whig r'ojo''Np, ~ i7', .union.,
co,,,,, Dickey ......i,i95 L. 3. .. Ogden. o7o
dsse6y %s Veye@%s 3en saa, ~ lS Sso
p. S. Bv this mornings roaii have news
| that Cumberland has given 20 majority for tie
Locos. This leaves us ten majority sure in JOINT
| ballot.
PssssYLvANlA.--Th Wings have probably lost
an excellent opportunity to carry Pennsylvania
and take the Congressional Apror,onsnent and
Public Works into their own hands. They have
! dono we'll where they have tried, gaining = Mem
bers in Lchigh, (alnost always against us,) III
Cumberland, (dnto,) l in Bucks, and eectins tho
ticket they ran Though il is probably in poll
tics) In Schuyl>in. Ii they had seen fit to carry
Bucks and Chester clean, ,hey might easily have
done, the House would probably have been Wing.
But they qaarleicd in Chester on Temperance
ana defeated their own ticket; lhey let go their
Senator in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery,
by sheer laziness; cnd they have let Locol'oce
| hc chosen /. TIE Senate from York and Lancaster,
! which should have beaten him by 1000. Judge
| Champneys the Senator elect, Is u man OF cmi!-
cnt popularity and worth; his opponent was not
porular; tho Locos of Lancaster no County
Ticket. for fear Of awaking The thun.ess OF the
Old Guard bat took up the irregular Wing car
lidato for Sheriff. ped run him in, and he helped
run Champneys in.-So in Danphin lose d
Member on personal feud Lebanon is largely
Whis-7oo We shall doubtless have many more
Wings in the Legislature than last year, but not
majority in either House. So the Districting
goes against us, and Mr.. Buchanan reelected
TO the Senate-Ihc Members elect are as follows ::
! Counties Waig. COn.,,es. Loco.
Philadelphia City,. Philadelphia County IS
Delaware. ............l Montgomery ----....3 3
| Chester er......S Chester ............
| Bucks Bucks s......--.-.22 >
! Dauphin -.1 Dauphin |
| Lancaster ......---o YORK S.----.... .
| ..t,non ....2 Berks ..............4 4
Franklin ............2 Northampton, &c....3
Lebish..............2 Monroe. L
Cumberland ....-2 Columbia --.-.......l i
Schuykill ...........l
Total, so far--...28 Total. SO far 81
~ Our friends in ALBANY opened their Com
muee Room for the season on Tuesday evening
a large hall-out found i, would not hold near all
who crowded around and wished to get into it,
, WILLIS HALL, H. G. WHEAros, and MANY other
galsnt Wings of that City successfully addressed
the meeting. Nothing like it for strength and en-
llhusiasm was ever exinced In any rnestinr o.. n