Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Pennsylyuuia.

LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
laDi uIiH PcnnsyIvumia.
The returns from this State. which will be found bslow
arc highly cheering. Ills within the range Of probability.
that tho Wings have swep, the State bu, We will no, hal.
loo before we got out Of tho woods.
So far % heard from. tho Wings have gained four mann
bes Of Congress. three State Senators, and eight member,
OF Assembly. Power. the whig candidate for Canal
Commissioner. Ia thought to be elected by u large msior.
J. Lancaster, which was once complmcntcd BY Mr. Van
Buren,. as the only Democratic city In the Union. ha, given
tho Wing ticket a majority Of l39.
B.- as PAaalsi,Aa I.s-.,e,. oa. IS.
The Election In PenusyIynnin.
Glorious Resuits from tAe Iaieyior.
PHILADELPHIA.
We yesterday gave the returns Of the election from tho
Guy and County. as far a. then received. Subsequent in.
formation has shown that our calculations and conclusions
were correct. The whigs have schieved q glorious tr-
utnph in tho city. The results may be- briefly summed up
thus:
A Wing Mayor by a majority Of more than aiOO
A Wing Member Of Congress from tho Second District,
Tho entire whis Tickle, for Assembly. by . majority Of
nearly 1000.
The entire Wing Ticke, for Select and Common coun.
ellis!
We yesterday gave the aggregates OF the v,,e for Mayor.
and NO now annex tho resuhs for tho impor,sn, tickets OF
Assembly. aud Select and Common Councils.
City md County.
Mr.. Lelar. the Native American candidate for Sheriff. il
elected by . majority in the ncighborbood Of 100.
Tho other portions Of the City and County ticket have, il
isbelievod. been elected by tho Democrats.
Congress.
LIST Disirict.-L c Levin, Native, elected.
2nd.-J K Ingcrsoll. Wing. elected.
3d.-Chas Brown, Democrat. elected.
dih.-C J lngerscI, Democrat elected.
5th.-Chares Friendly. Wing, elected.
9Th w Hornbeck. Wing. reported To DO Gle cied.
7h-Mcllvainc, Wing, 70 elected.
sth-John Strohr,. Wing. elected.
9ih.-Wm Strong. Democrat, elected.
Oui.-Northampton has gone against B%ro,dhesd. De-
moerai. but it is though, that the other parts of tho District
will elect him.
l3th.-Polloek. (w) elected by q large majority.
Hth.-Dr. Eckeri. Wing. elected.
18th DIR Mes, Wing. elected.
l6ih.-J T. Brady, Wing, reported to be elected.
In the 18th u trict, Stewart is reelected.
in the 2l't, Pittsburgh Hampton tw) lie elected by n
large majority.
AZ fur rs heard from IL Wings and 1 Democrats and one
Native. are elected.
From the Interior.
Our intelligence from the interior thus far, IL of the
most gratifying character. Should II hold on In the came
way, the Wings have no doubt carried the State, have
elected Power. Canal Commissioner, aud q msjority OF the
members Of the House Of Assembly.
SCHUYLKILL.
Grest Victory In schuyIkIn-Tho BritI.h nil
Repudiated.
Miners JcuRSAL orrIor,
Oci. l4th, 1 A. NJ.
Dear Sir-.I am happy to state that Schuylkill lie redeem.
ed. We have given Eckert about 300 msjoriiy for Con
gress' and elected Werner. twhig) Sheriff by about GOO
majority. The whole Wing Ticket is elected without
doubt.
Eckerrs majority in Pousville, 500
Wofnar's, for Sheriff, COS
In Port Carbon, Eekert's majority, LAG
s:1iSs'. 90 90 90 % Z
Minersvilo do do 81
Oet. l4ih, S O'Clock, A. NJ.
Whole Wing ticket elected in the county. Eekerts'
msjariy n little upwards OF 3lO-werners upwards of
500. Nine cheers for S%ehuylkill. Yours, sc.
LANCASTER
A slip from the Office Of the Lancaster Examiner, says
that the vu'o was very ANAL, in consequence OF the storm,
and estimates Powers majority at 1900 in the county.
5ERKS
We have seen letters which place the majority for Fos-
ter in the county, at from 1000 To 1900.
AsiP from TIE Reading Gazette, gives some returns and
says-"It will be seon that the Wings have carried the b..
rough by a minority of 232 for Canal Commissioner. and
gu Tor Congress. TINS i, the first time that tho Wing tick
ct has ever had a majority in Reading. aud is 4 victory
which. we believe, was not anticipated by the most san
Ruine OF that party. Owing To the inclement weather. the
vote Is smaller than II Otherwise would have been, but il 8
Notwithstanding larger than the vote poled for Canal Com.
missioner IN 1875"
MONTGOMERY.
We Learn that J. d. Sterigers. the Democratic canJi.
date for State Senate, has been beaten by George Rich
ards, the Wing candidate, by n majority of about 500.
Samuel VI. LeiPer, the Democratic candidate for Com
gress, has a majority Of about 400 over John Freddy, the
Wing candidate.
BUCKS ~coUNTY-2l Townships.
For Canal Commissoaer, w. b. Foster, (D1 received
1902, J. NJ. Power 2O32. For Congress, Erdman, OD)
2O73. Hornboek, 1921. For Senate, Bryan, (D0 1925;
and Rich 279T.
DAuPIiIN.
Powers majonty in Dauphin county is about 500-voie
not entirely IN. The Wings arc generally elected by n
close vote. Boss, d., Proihonotary, is supposed to be
elected.
CUMBERLAND.
Itis reported that tho Wings have elected their Sheriff
and one member of Assembly.
~Fnedley's majority reported at 500. The Natives elect
ed their Sheriff.
CHESTER.
The reports from this county are conf citing. They give
Power 200 msJoriy, and elect one Democratic member of
Assembly. But this later, we Iru't. will prove untrue. We
cannot afford to lose one in Chester.
i. S.-Th Wings have carried tho county by 400.
Northampton.
This couEty is reported to have gone against Broadhead,
DemoentfoT Congress.
The Wing ticket successful by 400.
Cumberland Perry and n
These counties are said TO have elected a WhiE member
Of Congress.
Lehigls and Bucks.
The Wing candidate for Congress, reported TO be olec-
ted in this District.
N. Y. M~ARKET-Ocr. IL, % p. NJ.
Tho Tea sale to-day was well attended, and former
prices were well supported.