The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24
d. X.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE kEYsToNE

one, and Tue result sno"s tha' az 'i0 o'oS
I lion Just passed the Wings have achieved
a GREAT VICTORY. The Locoiocos
IN the last Legislature Of that State had
arranged the districts TO suit themselves,
and although having every advantage they
have elected as far as heard from but eley.
on members, while the Wings have elect
4 ed the same number, and one Independent
member, who is pledged in favor Of the
Tariff aud distribution. THIS Is CLIO
RY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY. As
far as the Legislature is concerned the
n Locos will have a majority, bu, much
decreased one from last year. There is
no doubt now of the Wings succeeding in
n carrying this State for Harry Of the
"A West" in November, 1874.
In the city Of Philadelphia Jno. NJ Scott,
Esq. (Whig) has been reelected Mayor,
by d majority of 1900. The entire city
Wing ticket for the Legislature and Selec,
and Common Council is also elected. The
Wing majority las, year was ,05-.
Morton McMichael (w hig) is elected
4 Sheriff Of the city and county Of Philadel-
phn, by l,770 majority. His majority in
the city was 1893 votes.
Ia the first Congressional district, which
includes Southwark, MoyAmensing, passa-
yunk, and two wards Of the city, Edward
Joy Morris (W.) is elected by $50 major.
i ity. This IS Wing gam. The Loco
4 Foco majority for Counly Commissioners
las, year in this district was ,l02.
! In the second district, composed Of the
4 remainder Of the city. Joseph r. Ingcrsoll
n (W. is reelected By majority of 2,26i.
The majority last year was s32.
In the third district, comprising the
4 Northern Liberties and Spring Garden,
A John T. Smith Loco is elected by ma
lority of sol, which is twenty votes more
\ than the majority Of last year.
10 the fourth district, composed of Phi.
/ ladelphia county, Charles j. ingersoll Lo-
/ col IS reelected by 663 votes, being ma.
iorty nearly 400 less than last year.
10 the fifth district, comprising Della
ware and Montgomery counties, Jacob 5.
Yas, Loco is elected.
In The sixth district, composed of Bucks
and Lehigh Counties Michael II. Jerks
(W. is elected over Mr.. Davis.
In the seventh Chester district, Abra.
ham X. McIlsaine WING is elected by d
majority Of 37s.
In the eighth (Laucaster) district, the
entire Wing llcke, has prevailed by major
tiles averaging from 500 10 1000. Jere
miah Brown (Whig) is elected 10 Congress
BY 9l1 votes over both his competitors
onc Of them having been sustained by tht
Locofoco party and the other By the An
tImasons.
In the ninth tBcrks) district, John Rit
ter Loco is elected.
In the tenth district, composed Of North
ampion, Monroe, Pike and Wayne coun
ties, Richard Brodbead (Loco) is elected
Ia the eleventh district, comprising Lu
zerne, Columbia, and Wyoming counties
Benjamin A, Bldlack (Loco) is elected.
In The twelfth district, embracing tn
counties Of Bradford, Susquehanuah an
Tioga, Almon IL. Read (Loco) is reelected
In the thirteenth district, comprising III
counties OF Lycoming, Northumberland
Union and Clinton, Gen. Henry Frick tW.
is elected over Mr.. Snyder, the late mem
Der.
In the fourteenth district, composed {
Dauphin, Lebanon and Schnylklll countlc:
Alexander Ramsey (Whig) has succeode
by majority of upwards Of 800 votes.
In the fifteenth district, composed {
York and Adams counties, DR.. Henry Nc
Independently has been chosen Congress
man over the regular Locofoco candida,
By majority of 600 votes. He is pledl
ed IN favor of the tariff and OF distribt
ton Of the proceeds 81 the public lands.
In the sixteenth district, comprising III
eountirs Of franklin, Perry and Cumbe
land, James Black Loco) is elected ov'
his volunteer competitor Of the same p
ltics.
In the seventeenth district, composed
Huntingdon, Centre, Juniata and Mifh
counties, James Irwin Wing is re.elec
ed by 500 or 1000 majority.
In the eighteenth district, comprisir
the counties Of Greene, Fayette and Son
erset, Andrew Stewart (Whig) is electe
by majority of over 100.
In the Nineteenth District, ncludir
the counties of eslmoreland, Bcdfor
and Cambria, Henry ID. Foster, (Loc
is elected.
In the twentieth district, comprisir
Washington and Beaver counties, Jol
Dickey, (Whig) is elected by small m
jority-rendered SO on account of the Alb
ltion vote in Beaver being larger than W
anticipated.
In the twenty first Alleghaney) distri,
Judge Wilkins Loco) is elected. He W
opposed by two candidates Il Henry
breckenridge (W.) and Neville b. Graf
supported by the Anlimasons.
In the twenty second district, compos
of Venango. Mercer, and Crawford cou
ties Samuel Have II oroN 10 ola.,ad