The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-10

Traumphs In Psnasylvanis.
The telegraph brings us in several returns Of the cleo.
ton which took place on Tuesday and far they
Of the mos, cheering character We hope that the Key
stone State is redeemed from whigery The following
are the dispatches which have reachedus:
.BALr1MoHE, Oct 9-half-past H.
"Gpin elected mayor Of Philade igh Florence
the 9th district"
"PHILADKLPHIA, Oct 9.
sFlorence defeats Levin; McNair defeats Freddy Ross
legislature supposed TO be democratic. State ticket is
elected by large majority We gain two members OF Con-
gress thus far.
We learn from other sources as follows:
First disrct.-Thomas B. Florence (dem) defeats
second district, Joseph Chandler (whg) e-elec,ed
Fourth dis,riclJohn Robbins, IT,, ldsm) reeecled.
"Fifth district John McNair (dem) is elected In place
.G Eph,h a Stevens Swhg reelected
ninth district ! CLANCY Jones dem elected in place
Tenth d.lio. .R,mnss sdsma elected ss,ai.,. ,v,,.,
s:ei F,,. 10 sss s. YORK., kunu tsm
elected by handsome majority In the district lately repre-
gaia ,''I71 Isllga8lEK
Thus, in ten districts heard from, have made three
democratic gains, and lost democratic member.
This is glorious news and speaks well far for the in
iegence and virtue OF the people Of Pennsylvania.
We also have the following incomplete returns from
other districts % ~. y ~ -e.httt"- tat-
The whole democratic ticket Is elected in Montgomery
county.
Fourteenth district -schuylkiu county gives $50
iory Boas the democratic candidate for Congress.
. Dauphin county-Harrsburg gives Boas majority oil
2s7 Lebanon county 70 hear rom which VIII decide the
result Of this district " III ~ II Hs t ll4tH
Seventeenth district Parker (dem) has 475 majority
for Congress in Miiin county" ~
AsEcDorH Tho following anecdotes, referring 10 the
Hon d. Bright has been related In our hearing on eve
raj occasions think IL this time, rather good
be lost As from the Captain HIMSELF IL makes
IL little beitert gf n 49,. ~. s..s ~
.When Capt. Mckinney started with his noble company
OF volunteers COMPANY L, 5I Indiana gment from ths
iy-three in nnmber-he had but solitary dime IN his
pocket and arrived Madison entirely destitute OF funds
Tor the supply OF his Finding himself and men In
rather bad fix destitue OF means, and In strange place,
needfu, Acoordingy, he applied TO the bank. but his
strange face wouldn't command the money without rc
sponsibe enorser The Captain mentioned over several
name: whom he thought e.Poa; ;, and asked y ,asy
much with them, but they were ou oegsatwtsd with one
Jesse d. Bright The Captain, taking the hint, aud not
suffering much from bashulness WAS desnD med TO Rnd
who this Jesse d. Bright was, rather than TO let his
soldiers suffer. Alter search and inquiry, he iound
him on the wharf, and made known his GRAND and his
name Mr. B. asked Capt McKenzey 10 he had charge Of
that company Of noble fellows that arrived in town hast
evening from Shelby county He told him he had With
further ceremony Mr. b. proceeded with the Captain
70 the bank, and drew for him what he required,
ts40o.) which was great accommodation TO both ocers
and men" llsd 81 81 y
Cap, MoKenzsy has since Away. felt under grea, obli
cations Mr. Bright for this timely accommodations and
that to entire srsnser--shsieyvins poi~~tssy.