The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-30
6lnfe RIecIfnna.

eTson (Wlngsl, ana r NJ LuugnulaHj Llas
Ware, IT,, and Nath'l Cox QocOs) TO the
House OF Delegates. from the city Of Baltis
more. The Legislature stands as follows:
Senate, Wings %; LOcOs 8, House, Wings
50; LOcos 90 last year the House stood 4S
Wings and 80 Locos; wing gain 10.
GEORGIA. this State wings have gain.
ed one member to Congress. The deIega-
ton now stands 4 wings and democrats,
as follows: King (whig) is re.elecsed in the
Isl district; Iverson (dem.) succeeds Jones
(dem.) in the I'd; Jones (whig) has been
elected over Towns (dem.) in the Sd; Hal-
Alison (dem.) is re. elected in the Alb; Lump.
kin (dem,) in the 9Th; Cobb (dcm.) in the
9th; Stephens (vhigl in the 7th, and TOombs
(whig) in the 9Th.
DELAwARE.-Th The election in this Slate
for inspectors, &c. has resulted in favor of
the Wings BY large majority.
CONNECTIONS. Tho Town elections in
Connecticut, have resulted in favor of the
Wings, and show wing gain Of four towns
on the last election.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
From the National Intelligence.
The following are the names Of the rep
resentaliyes TO the next congress who are
ascerained to be elected:
Wines Joseph R. IngersolI, Jno. Freed.
L. Vnh Inrnkncl M0TlI
John Strohm, James Pollock, g. N. Eckert,
Henry Mes, Jasper E. Brady, John Blanch,
ard, Andrew Stewart, Moses Hampton.-l2.
Locos.-Charles Brown Charles ]. niger
soil, William Strong, Richard BrOdhead.-4
NATIvE.-Lewis G. Levin.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The House of Representatives (says the
u. s. Gazette) consists of 100 members,
of whom last year Wings had SO, lOcOs 81.
As far as heard from the Wings have
elected thirty six members, gaining fourteen
members; and the Locos have elected TWEEN
ty, with no gain.
There were eleven Senators to be elected
eight Of whom LoCofocos and three Whgs
The Whigs.aTe all re~clected, (if we coun
Mr. Harris. in Centre distriCl,) and in tht
eight, Locofoco districts the Wings have cleo
ted four This would leave the Senate
eighteen Wings, one Native and fourteen
Locos for the coming year.
THE CANAL COMMISSION
Is elected on the general tickle, sysiemn
by the voters throughout the State. From
the complexion Of the returns received, il i
conceded that JAMES M. Power. the Whi'
10 oia
TER, the present Incumbent.
The PensylVanian avows its amazemen
at the reveFses Of it's party, and says Z" Their
is no merit in denying defeat so over
whelmiDg;" but il accounts fot the defeati
manner as true as it is natire' Il explain
the Wing victory by presumiuRi that th
Democrats have voted the Wing tickets
How else, indeed, did the Whigs expect I
succeed?
We append portion of the letters which
) reached us yesterday from the interior o
Pennsylvania, as evincing the spirit whc
animated The people on this first occasio
of expressing their sentiments since Tia
passage Of the new Tariff:
FAYETTE CoUNTY.-A letter 10 the Edit
} or, dat at UniontOwn on The 18th instan
says "Our returns from this county( Fayette
are all in except four small townships. A
5 the last Congressional election the maiorit
, against US was 434 NOV the majority in OF
: favor will be nearly 800. The whole VIII
ticket viii be elected in this county, a ne
, thing under the sun. So much for the re
peal Of the tariff of 1912! But for the ba
weather the majority would have been niue
: larger"
e ALLEGHANY CoUSTY.-The Pitts
n burg Gazette of Wednesday morning SAYS
! by the returns it will be seen that Ih
:, Wing Ticket has succeeded in this count
= by most triumphant majority, ranging frov
q 1000 to 1000. Our ticket generally wi
$ have from 100 to 1900 majority. Lai
year our majorty averaged from 400 to COO
showing an increase Of about 1900 maiorit,
8 Glory enough for one Gay! These major
3 ties would probably have been largely il
creased had the weather been more fayerabl,
Il ruined all day aud prevented a larg
vote IN the county. Power will prebabl
;. have 1000 majority"
Montgomery county.-A letter TO the ed
+ tors dateG at Norrlstown, on the 10th say
81 have glorious news to communicates
: The fifth Congressional District, compose
Of the counties Of Montgomery and Dell
2 ware, is at last redeemed, The stronghold
Of LocOtOcoIsm has been carried. TT
Wings have achieved a most glorious VII
i tory. They have elected their candidate &
b Congress, John Freddy. by majority
476 votes. Il is the FIRST Wing victory
the kind we have ever gained. and our i
J is unbounded. The Locofoco candida
pEOfessed also TO be protective tariff ma
but the people were determined 10 trust
Locofoeo on that question: they would col
fde in no one but Wing, one whom tht
Z knew would go for repeal Of the BIRTHS
6 Tariff OF 1916, and for restoration of Il
II Tariff Of 1912; and hundreds of the Dem
Gratis voted for our candidate on that grOun
) We have also elected cur enator.n
Y Aan.na .s.... q. gI,hia .r.,..A.. hia r;nor,