The New York herald., 1845-10-17
PHILApELrHIA, Oct. Is, lsi5.
THs Reeuh offbe CIsrf,ou

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The Result offhe Election.
As predicted in my last the wings have triumphed in
what they call the court part Of the town. and the locos
substantially every where else The natives have done
nothing except to maintain their ground but with loss
in two small instances. In the city proper where
the whig Mayor succeeds Col Page up five hun.
dred closer than Mr.. Badger did last year. This is
awflly portentous to the future destiny of the in
Philadelphia. The locos were tolerably united, but
their destruction being the consideration in every by.
bargain they of suffered little The influences
before advered TO- tending to their injury, thanks
their mpotency than to their good intentions did
but baby's share in the conflict. The Sentinel after full
ly establishing the fact that the whole democratic party
Of the country is in the keeping of the devil urged
its hosts of friends to support the entire ticket against
both and factionists This service to demo.
cracy exactly equal the power of that i'm.
mense journal Its endeavors to prove that clique
subdivision of this party whether Wright Van Bu-
men, Calhoun men, Cass men, Dallas men, believe
it says, ntimates, that there Buchanan men
| coons, in the shape Of Tyler men, have ever,
or will ever receive an iota Of favor from the
charm the democrats in this quarter do like be
thought voting with the fear Of mammon before their
Verify there much glSry in store for this pow
is the organ. And by the bye, If this should meet Mr.
Ritchies eye hope will induce him to take further
notice Of this immaculate but suffer to sleep
and dream Of achievements too usrous to be
allied on this side its grave
1t will be several days of course before speak
of the result the State. Meanwhile, have not the
least doubt but that the loco will be
to show that the Keystone too considers
the election of Polk and Dallas as anything but hum
bug or fraud.
Some Washington scrbbler has been telling a cock
and abull" story about Mr. Buchanans determination
resign his post in the cabinet for Supreme Court Judge
ship This take for granted, is audabe effort the
quo for his three dollars day It has not even the sem.
blance of probability Mr. Buchanan has heirs poor
kin, and plenty OF money and 1t can be said OF him.
than any other he has business out of the cabinet
Besides PeDnsy has something say in the natter
she has rarely if been properly represented in the
administrations of the General Government, and she
would be than disloyal to her hest interests
well Indifferent to her well earned glory if she were,
now sns Tsee a % 1G yed %
competent to fill the place Of Judge Baldwin but who,
let me ask could fill the place Of Buchanan It shall
be, New Workers may urge 1t, and doubt do in
view of successor from the empire, but they can't
come it.
Our election was quietly conducted and withal a bril-
liant affair. especially after night Thousands of
parent lanterns, with ten times many devices and
mottos adorned the old cradle Of independence and i'm
parted to the whole interesting and pageant like dis
play In the three front windows of the democrat head
quarters, observed three transparencies, filling the
lower part and bearing the well known heads of Wash
ingon, jefferson and Jackson-names that will live in
glory and in history while those of Adams and Haml
and Jay will lve il they live at ell to float like
faded leaves along the tide Of times"
ANTl-RENr PRlsoNERs.--The Sheriff Of Delaware
county reached this city in the Hope III O'Clock to-
day with fourteen prisoners spoken Of in our Delhi
letter. on their way to Clinton Prison.dibdny Alias,
Oct. Is.
DELHI, Monday evening, Oct l3
This morning, at the sound Of the horn 10 Of the
military, mounted and armed, assembled to the
Sheriff far Catskil with fourteen prisoners, their
way Clinton county Prison Thirteen of these men
have spoken OF in my last sentenced last Saturday;
Elias Osterhout, committed and sentenced at
the last Sessions in September
AT the hour appointed, o'clock A. NJ. the prisoners,
two and two, shackled, led forth and placed in
conveyances for their transportation large crowd Of
citizens had assembled to these fourteen unfortu
started for their long and dreadful homes to four
of whom most probably their prison is to be their abd
ing place till death heavy military guard had been
stationed around the JAIL to keep the spectators at dis
tnnce
As these unhappy prisoners strongly guarded before
and behind by the troops, moved of toward their piece
destination thousand expressions passed among the
crowd Of Joy, some Of horror some Of pity and
some OF regret though all dispersed many of
them undoubtedly to forget the instructive lesson
the morning had taught, which remembered must
prove Of salutary effect
CouRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Al
bany, Wednesday, Oct. ID, lS45.-Present Lieuten-
n-lioyernor Gardiner, and "a Senators-The People,
plf in error VS.. Henry De Bow, deft in Leave
granted de in to plead to his pardon and the
motion quash tho writ OF postponed until the
final argument Of the cause, &c. Motion to assign
early day for the argument Of the cause denied
No o j. d. Post and al plfs. in j. Anot, deft
in Mr.. j. A. Collier concluded for dc in
Mr. b. ID. Noxon heard in reply. The Court took
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