The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

PHILADELPHIA March 10, 1850.
Our ward and township elections for the city and ccen
" took place yesterday for aldermen assessors, and in
spsciors Al these elections the citizens vote in their
respective wards, and not in the State House, the
case Al the general elections. Although the custom
house agents were up and active interfering in eec-
tons and browbeang the citizens, still they have been
signally defeated In Pine ward. Kenny, although he
has been alderman for ten years in that ward and was
the candidate OF the wings and the friends OF the national
and State administrations has been beaten, also
the assessor. Quain, democratic alderman and Hemph
democratic ASSESSOR have been elected The same result
has taken place in ether wards OF the city. Spring
Garden and Southwark, strong native districts for the
last lew years, have gone democratic.
Levin, the great humbug OF the natives, notwhsand
ing his late visit to the first district and his flaming Speech
two weeks SINCE in Southwark Hall, aided BY Colec
tor Lewis and his minions, has been completely routed
Old Southwark has redeemed herself The largest por
ton OF the natives from the democratic ranks, and
have shown informed you in former letters, that they
could be sold to the wings, who have been using them
as tools to carry their ends By this you have heard
Levin will have leave to return home at the end Of this
Congress- Why does not the President fulfil his pledges
and remove all bis men, whom he or his cabinet have
his especial information be it known that his collector
his postmaster his marshall with their hordes OF clerks
inspectors, watchmen storekeepers c, &c, could be
as window committee men, &C., sc. In the districts
where Taylor's majority was large, doubt very much
whether corporas guard could be raised such has been
to Office for this State particularly this city and county
ask you, Messrs Editors what claims Lewis has TO the
colectorshipl suppose the wings would say his SER
vices with his money, and the emssaries he sent to
Schuylk county during the last campaign, and the $3.50
that Levin said in his speech he Uewis) gave towards
having him elected TO Congress.
These the why the democracy and the people
at large are opposed his confirmation added which
his famous connexion with the late Grard Bank and other
shaving institutions; the miserable, worthless appoint
ments he has made in the place Of honest and faithful
democrats his immense wealth. which at the lowest cal
cuaiion is speak BY the card and hope 10 see
The editorial in the Pennsylvania, months since,
verified that he will wake up morning and find him
self plain Mr. Lewis Lewis's organ, the daily Sum- which
undertook to abuse certain senators for their
the slavery question. has become the tender to Mr. Clay
toms North American The editors have their ad
joining the grand pemer's Office "A communication to
boih these sancums shows what is catered for the diff
ferent sections OF the Tay loT wngthe North American
(whig) and Sun protesting nativeism under the hand
some Colonel Wallace, custom-house inspector Of
Lewis, and who two years ago was employed in the
North American Ii the senators from Pennsy lvania
consult public opinion, the whole of the nominations for
this city will be rejected s PLEBELAN.