The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-12

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we eonuhue 70 receive RETURNS oi 'ne eieeuon IN he
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more into detail and anayze the causes Of our success
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The PHILADELPHIA Times of "Wednesday evening Tim.
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WEDNESDAY, Oct lo--5 O'Clock n M
vio,o,v, v;c,o,v ia our cry this morning The eeo,
ylc.oy s' 10y i oua no,n,v ~ oeo,on
y r. IN. damocyaey The weather was fair tbs %
pleasant me sun onsh anu our Triumph unqae'aonabls
ana oveiWnen lg 49,, .,..,;o, of u,, To-, Iona. ,a
4; We w.,1 uS a.uo, NJ his ,ybg civ NN''n'
The whig city counchs are Piooapp eec'oa oy small
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nasn Law ~, as, .tsiG wssu DeaI
p Ds,ooauo sn. ,ss ,sasnra, Rsnns, Thomas
Democra'c p re%issr n wills. p,. Bunting
Dsmocsatc county commissioned. William Van os,en.
Bsoca.Ic si.,r % hans CONF Gsose carpen.,
The Democratic senator rom the county, Thoms. s
@ .ys escs ns .,.h, smber Of the Hons. =,
Represen,atiyes from The county
hs democratic mayor and comm ssioner of the Norm
era Lber,ie. ar. elected, ''''~'
Tha of Remington are elee,ed
r,s Ss.,,la, ,cmocaric III Movamen,ns
are slec,sd "
To what greater extent we have succeeded we oannot
ha pI,o hsen a,,r lon n his meridian 10 record
This the first denocrc sheriff since 1873 elected IN
this city and county nave reason, t-eleote, % e1uh
His good name, his excellent Qualities ms acknowledged
probity and his rare capaoiy won ior MN an unlveIsa
confidence that did everything 10 insure us hs glorious
victory.
The democratic commissioners OF hensington anotd
also matter for rejoicing since 1914 TINS district mas oeen
wresed from us Wehail once more us intfoducuoh no
our noble ranks TX. IL. ~
We cannot 10 iarhet INTO Par'cuaIs =. .s iaso nou'
The table mat olows thls auc,e WI Pon' o .ue eAacI
state OF the polls The telegraph despacnes VII aso snow
the returns to the latest honr from the ~ e oa
Tomorrow We shan De able 70 give more accouhs
unui them shouting over our TaiuAfh q We
ask all our readers 70 e1oce oveI .ns @
iaite theofles-
Last night after was ascerainea ~ .1uko 'oes was
elected MAJOR, procession was ionsd ~ Sa s ~ n
the ciuzens VINO eeced nn Pfsceoeo W oanu y uusc
and ana proceeaed 10 me es,uenco " o
In ashngton street VINO Tecssea we va.
people az me front door, Wnen ri Aaa h Nm Ia
ms election as me mayor oi the Guy, upon Wn 'uox
Jones appeared ana saldi
"FELLowcTIzEss receive the intelligence Of my cleo
ton by the citizens OF the city Of with no com
triumphed over party The spontaneous feeling Of my lei
the organized spirit OF party shows that
when the people will, they must triumph. The election
this day VIII De long remembered Inc executive Of he
CRY is merely the instrument OF the law and the Office
ight have been conferred upon another pledge myself
however, out the principles upon which The people
mus Ieposea IN me- aha aesiio " uau M VI" enueAo
The Pennsylvanian OF wednesday, mus mans WIN Us
usual eloquent enthusiasm the glorious result:
w. knew ,ba, noble old Pennsylvania would no, disap
-; ~ hna' of ~ country ,rhs ,esnIt III vss,erd,y
, o h povd ahat ,he nsope Of this
e.eota Ia, LII al,v ~ o,her States Main snd
@ ALL c "a az. IL a. ,he corr, 4, and imbeciIs rs
gencv now in power al Washington. Never before
a,a,a Headed NV The reckless ana had man VINO now
p; 90 ,nhsrnaiy,,,ai char and stmnia,ed by h,om
Uses o. ounce ION s 40 an a money If he S.o
sai was OPENLY used to defeat lie democcy
nd e. his CIV the cornoraon pauy resorted 10 The wort