Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
Council.

Wing majority joint ballot last year, s. Democra'
lie majority now, H.
The following were the candidates for Congress
Dys,cRArs Who's
/ /. @. &. Elmer, Edw. l. B. Wales,
> Geo Sykes, VIM lriek,
>. Isaac G. Farlee, mo candidate)
/ l. Kirkpatrick, Samuel B. Hslsey
!; ". Wright.
The whole FIVE of the Democratic candidates for Con-
g.ess are elected In the 9Th district friends had
no candidate but took up al the last moment saddler
(i!f Wright,) who was moderate Wing, and gave
i'm their entire strength. He beat Mr. Kinney, the
Editor of the Newark Daily, and nephew of Governor
Pennington, by 1871 majority-thus striking Vi
co:ous blow at the ancient influence of the Pen
nina,on family The Federalss, therefore, lost all
their regular candidates and have been thoroughly
defeated In the Cd district, Mr. Sykes who is elected
sa lend Of Mr.. Tyler, $50 says the Phadep hIa SP-
III ct the TImes,) and was elected on that ground.
EXTRACT of a letter from fep Jersey, Oct H.
New Jersey is again Democratic-a majority III
18th uches of the l.egisature-the exact number OF
WIG, not known with precise certainty. We have
e.sc,ed our Congressman in the second, third, and
ionh districts, and it is believed in the first district
ln the fl district, the Democrats ran Wright, indie
PENDENT mig against Kenney, and beat the latter be.
tween twelve and fifteen hundred majority. The
triumph has been complete. The Wings fought under
the Banne, Of Clay and the Broad Seal and the Tariff
PENNSYLVANIA
CoycKrss-1st District, Getty and County OF fhl.
ladephla Morris, w elected on accoun. OF division
in the Democratic ranks. Morris receiving sos,
MeCully, D-m., 1879, and Creusat, Dem, l,O72
Wing gain
o. District, CITY of Philadelphia. R. lnger.
SOIL w, beats Neal, Dem, 5,4l4 TO 3l53-majority
2,26
81 District, (Phadelp hia county John T. Smith,
Dsu. elected by e3l over Sargent, w. This uas
Ole of The Wing gains of the National Intelgencer.
ih District, County of Philadelphia, )-Charles j.
l7g rscll, Dem elected by 653 over Conrad, (Whig)
We rejoice in this triumphant victory of one of The
SIS, men in Congress- whom the Wings were most
saIous 20 kill off The faces of some OF our Rich
m"ct Wings which had been altered by the National
l. 'iGencer into belief Of his defeat, were consde
jaby elongated on hearing of his election.
5lh District, Montgomery and Delaware Jacob
s. Yost, Dem elected by 900 majority
IN District, Bucks and Lehigh,)-Jinks, Wing,
elected BY 600 malorty-Whig gain.
IN District, Chester -Mclvaine, w., elected by
Sin District, (Lancsster, Jeremiah Brown, W.,
:e-elscted by 800 majority
9.h District. (Berks,)-John Ritter, Dem, elected
oy a large majority.
0lh District northampton, &c. R. Brodhead, jr.,
Dem, elected.
ll,h District (Luzerne, &C., )-B. A Bdlack, D.,
Reelected.
l3'h District, (Lycominr, &c.,)-General Frck,
W, elected over Snyder, Dem.
18th District, (Dauphn, &c. ,)-Alexander Ramsay,
w elected over Umberger, DEM, by 400.
lo'h District adams and York,)-Dr. Mes, lnde
peLdent Democrat, elected Small, regularly no.
minated Democrat, by ZOO
10Th District, Cumberland, &c.,)-James Black,
Dem elected by 200
i''n District, Huntington, &c)-J. Irvine, W.,
elected
18th District, (Westmorelund, c.,)-Henry D..
Foster, Dem, elected
2G'h District washington & BeaverO-Mr. Leet,
Dsri, said 10 be elected, though the Baltimore Patriot
claims D,ckey, Vhig.
2st District, (Alleshuny,)-Wm. Wilkins, Dem
inomphanty elected the combined votes OF Craig,
Antj-Moson, and Breckenridge, Wing and Anti
sson-the notorious reviler of Gen. Jackson. The
al Number of votes for each candidate for Congress
follows:
Wilkins, Dem, 4,444
Craig, Apt-Nasonic, 1928
3tscIenrdge, Wing and Anti Mason. 1866
Giving wilkins majority Craig of ,22l, and over
Gag and Breckenridge, 355.
In $40, General Harrison had in this county ma
!orly 0: 300. Pttsburg is in this district
appears from the above, that there are elected to
congress ii Democrats ard Wings.
The la,h 15,h 22nd, 23d, and 24h Districts to hear
ifom Tie Wings claim Stewart, W., in the ls,h
Sn the Globe denies it, and The U. s. Gazette, Clay0
yves Up the four other Districts to the Democrats
Allowing the 18th District to the Wings, the Congress
,onai representation from Pennsy lvana will stand 10
Democrats and Wings.
4 slip from the Harrisburg Union gives the probable
Character of the Legislature, as follows:
senote-Democrats, rs
Wings, 10
Democratic majority, -
N The House, there will he from 10 to l2 Democratic
|'lor'y, making majority for the Democrats Of IS
IN Joint ballot
me Wings will not find much cause for Growing in
"' ABOVE gratifying results in favor Of the Democracy.
We have lost somewhat in Pennsylvania, from dis.
.'s,ons among friends. The Pennsylvania,
!eakng The defeat of McCully, (Dem } by an open
'', lsl IN our ranks, says
q. here is, however, moral in the defea. that has
. oeen brought upon US, which trust, will not be
sshout It's beneficial effects hereafter II may be suf
EN- say that had the party come into the field as
Sso and as it should, in regard 10 these nomina