The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-11
ELECTIONS


ELECTlUNn
sfrsa 49, +, Il From Psna.yivanipn Wednesday.
ssl .slalso We vssssrsssst
ihs democracy aob!y siaiasd Florence Is elected
w democratic tsks tr.amPhant z! Robbias elected -
Bsrks, supposed 70 be elected elected MoAt-
gomsrs and DsiaDars Our esty and sousfy tickets
The democratic party Of this section Of the State have
good reason TO be proud OF the result OF yesterdays cleo
ton. They have nobly triumphed host Of oppos
on and may long point 10 the result Of the eonles,
satisfaction. The wings and natives made most des
struggle and resored TO every means 70 accomplish
The berth & S. S
One Of the most gratifying results Of the canvass the
election to Congress Of Col Thos Florence the able
over Mr.. Levin His majority s not yet fully ascer
tanned. but his election is beyond all doubt.
The election OF the democratic county ticket is also
placed beyond all doubt-a most emphatic commentary
upon the efforts made TO defeat the democratic candidates
for the legislature by desperate Eleven members
and one senator 70 TO Harrisburg TO carry out the we'll
known feelngs oil our democracy on all the great ques
Ia the interior Of the State. the democratic party has
10 and Ross Do
not permit ourselves to doubt Indeed, the former
seems 70 Be entirely out Of the woods. j Clancy
Jones. in Berks, doubtless elected, while the demo-
gam another member Of the national legislature. in
addition TO Florence in the able and energetic MeNair
OF Montgomery and Delaware: We do not permit our
mot-from the returns-and in the best hopes Of
success in the York district, which will be another
or the democratic State ticket enough news has been
received to insure its election by large and emphatic
majority. We will not be astonished II i runs up not
less than iDslue OF fifteen thousand noble tribute %
the true and tried that portion Of the democratic
All things considered. the democracy did noble days
The county assembly ticket elected by large majority,
and there probably majority of the city and county
officers.
The Result Of the Election.
FIRsT The yet incomplete from the
first district bn. enough is known show that Colonel
Thomas B Florence, ,tdem.) has handsomely beaten
Spruce. and Lombard wards In the city. give Levin ma
ority Of 49, leaving Cedar only be heard OF
a% up a' R
Levin 30 majority, and Southwark only saa slngaa Of
msn.ins We have bu. four wards-hs third and
levin ss e. The @ ana
ward counted. but reported 800 majority for florence
SECOND rs ,s Chandler e~hlg, reelected BY
THIRD DrsracT-rhs third district is Incomplete North
.sssi ss aaa on
ss the sssi ssy rass
FouRrH Dlsrnlcr Robbins. the democratic candidate
s x, MI ke b. q S s,
FIFTH DIsTRIcr-Mongomey and Chester.-McNair
(dem) elected democratic gain. Delaware elects wing
member Of the House of Representative and the entire
wing ticket except the parliamentary and county attorney
In Montgomery county the whole democratic ticket is
to house of representatives. a3U
The Norris,own Register textra) says The democ-
thoroughly vanqusied the enemy. The whole democratic
ticket uiumphanty elected We have not the complete
returns, give the figures, but sufficient know that
Nc Nairs majority for Congress this county win be about
ooo and the other portion Of the .ioks. will have sal.
will be about 100 Delaware county gives Mr. Freddy
iory in The district For canal commissioner the federal
| majority in Delaware is below 800 - 1
lsb n Taylor is the Wing. and ThoI.as Ross lie demo
4 cratic congressional candidate
ent wing member, Is reported TO have beaten John A
Morrison. the democratic candidate from IL 10 20 votes
Another report says thar Morrison Is elected by majority
The whig ticket ior county officers elected BY 7oo ma
joriy. $50 80,
elected Congress by about 800 majority The Wig
county ticket, and five house Of epesen,a
srs Ysnoy Jone. .m elected
TO ceogs.. By go %soIy sa, county ticket
rEs s. 81 z.
E..ys.rH posed q ha1sr3s M1I.o1
AND and MsyS Is. wa
TWELFTH DisTncr-Composed Of Bradford, Susque
hanna. and Tioga- Adams is the wing candidate Grow
Ta.I.sss. Of LyoSS%ing Clinton
ns aaa tn. wns enna
Founrrssrn pIsTalcr-Tbe eounas. OF DaSphn. Leba.
sSh.D and William b Boa. sdsmS are the candidate:
Fnrrr,uH DISTRICT This disuct is composed Of Adams
and York counties d. NJ. Smyser 10 the wing candidate
70. The long AID :ho terms. Joel banner i, the demo,
term York county. York districts smyser (whig) has a
majority OF 23. 4a n no. ~. ~ ~. 81
SdxrExrTn acknowledgement Of Cumberland, Perry,
and Franklin counties James McLanahan Is the demo.
cratic and A. M Bard the whig candidate. Cumberland
county, Carlisle district; McLanahsn, "a maiooity-a gain
SEyEsrrErrH DrsTnicT-Huniingdon, Blair Min, Juui-
atA and Centre-Andrew Parker (deni) elected 10 Con-
gress BY $50 msjortydemocratic gain. In Mifin the
democratic county ticket Is elected In Centre aud Blair
democrat elected TO the house OF representatives Blair
whg county ticket elected Junists and Union eject
wing the legislature Huntington, Blair. and Cambria
| elect whlg TO the State senate.
EiaHrERNTH pIsrRicr-Com posed Of Somerset. Fsyeue
and Green-Jobn l. Dawson Is the democratic candidate
and Andrew j. Ogls the wing candidate. ~ 3
NNxrRKNTH DfsTRfcr-We smoreland Cambria, aud Bed
ford Joseph H. kuhns {whiyl elected to Congress
wing gain Westmorciand and Fayeue elect iour demo
Gratis 10 the houfc OF representatives Bedford county very
close la nine districts OF Wesmoreland county, Snod
grass beats Mckinney IA One despatch from Bedford
states that Snodas has beaten both kuhns and Mchtn
ney In Wesunorelsnd. .L...t ~ .s.f
} TwkmY-Fksr pisrRcr-A lIegbany.-Hsrm Denny
lwhig) elected 70 ngress Tor the une1pired term OF
Moses Hampton, (whg,l by over 900 majority Thomas
NJ Howe (vhgl elected for the fall term by about 100
majority Acghany elects the whole wing ticket by about
the abovestaied majorities
mango, and Mercer. John w. Howe, (whig) William p
Sha,tuck, tdsm,) and A. W Phipps tabolonst) the
candidates. l.lt#.. U1l- @s II ~ .tas RI #r.f
TwEsTy.THRD DISTRICT Composed OF Erie. Elk, War.
rem, Jefferson, Mexican, and Potter O. b. Curtis IL the
democratic and John IA. Walker the wing candidate Erie
TwEsTy FouRrH DisrRIcr-Composed Of Cear9ed. but
or. and Armstrong Gilmore. (deml and