New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-10
The Arousing Of NewEork!
BUFFALO, the home of MILLARD FILLMORE, If
Whip all over, for the first time since l840, and
% the Asapiest cote eoer polled in that City, VIZ

E::ss sss sss s5s sss s s s; s; iss 5ss
Total. 1902 1889 1880 1442 1886 ll4'
Whig maj .2l3 Loco do 252 Whig do-..342.
William Ketchurn, Mayor, by 2l3 majority !:
A. NJ. Grosvenor, Justice, by 1853; three OF the
FIVE Supervisors, seven Of the ten Aldermen, with
the other officers in three of the FIVE Wards,
are the results of this victory. Last Spnng' the
Wings were beaten by some 400 majority and
last fall by 1877 Our gain, therefore, Is over 40O
on the last contest, and made by simply calling
out the uoters.
ROCHESTER has done as nobly. Last Spring ii
gave 800 Loco-F Foco, and decided majority the
same way at the four last Elections. Now a
Wing Mayor by sse. City Marshal by 81
four of the FIVE Supervisors by 81, &c.
The election Of JOHN ALLEN the Wing May
or, is OF course something more than party tn
umph. 1t is signal rcbuke to treachery and
political knavery. Last year, Mr.. Allen (who
was born in Ieland) was the Wing candidate for
Mayor, and though beaten, received the full vote
of the party. Ills countrymen by birth, being
generally of opposite politics, voted with their
party against him, though greatly and Justly be-
loved by them But the Loco Focos, who love
the Adopted Citizens SO well that they cannot
allow any body else to like them at ali, had put
several Irishmen on their tickets in the different
Wards. So far, ali was smooth as glass; but,
when the votes came to be counted out, it ap-
peared that while the Wings had voted for Their
own candidates, Native and Adopted, and the
Ishmen had been true to their party the
Yankee Loco FocoS had scratched their Irish can
dldates so as to defeat epery one Of them ! while
the votes Of the unsuspecting countrymen by
birth of those candidates had elected all their
Native candidates This was too sharp game
to play often; but the Irish and German born CIT
liens of Rochester concluded to try next time
and see if it would not work openly as well as
secretly. The result is the election of Mr.. Allen
by an unprecedented majority. We rejoice at
this not only for the sake of its moral, but be-
cause Mr.. Allen is one Of the worthlest citizens
of Rochester, who has acquired competence by
his own honest industry and is known for his
Iudicious generosity as the Poor Mans Friend.
MoNnoE County shows Wing majority Of
800 on Supervisors. For the three preceding
elections, it was less than 100.
Fulton county elects Wing Supervisors in
JoAnstown, by 800 majority, Broadaldin by ITS,
and Perth by so, the latter gain. Bleecher all
Whjg but Supervisor-lost by one vote; MaYtfeld
Loco by7-alarg Wing gain, Ephratah, North
amPton, Oppenhein' and Stratford Loco, as usual
bat the County is Wing on the popular vote
OrsEeo County has chosen Wing officers in
Butternuts, Otego, Springfield, and Richfeld-
all gains but the last. Butternuts was last fall
Loco by l45 on Senator; now 44 Wing on Super
visor, and higher average. Van Buren had ii
majority over Harrison in 40; Bouck l55 in
'42. The present vote is very heavy. Otsego
and Springfield both gave Van Buren majorities
in 40 Westfeld has gone Loco by 3 j; OtsegO
and Unadilla by reduced majorties.
HERK1MER County has chosen Wing Supervi-
sors in Danube, Stcrk and Frankfort; the last
a gain; Schuyler mostly Wing officers but the
Supervisor lost Litchfeld about half Wing, Lit
tie Falls all Loco but Collector. Three Wing
towns yet to hear from.
Lenoa, Madison County, has elected Whig Su-
pervisor by 234, and a Wing Justice by l68.
Lenox is a Loco town of long standing, but local
influences are apt to bear the right way this year
Ediaburgh, Saratoga County, has chosen a
Wing Supervisor by IS majority; 40 Loco last fall
and spring l9 for Van Buren, over Harrison.
Day, in the same County has gone Loco by IA on
Supervisor, and chosen Wing Justice ; last fall
50 Loco. For Van Buren y do.
Ithaca, Tompkins County, has chosen Wing
charter officers by 25 majority.
Thus the Wing ball rolls on!