p.,,.,,eInh,a EIectIon.
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Tine Annual Spring Election for Aldermen, As
.e.sors and Judges of Election in Philadelphia City
and County took place on Friday, and the result is
mos, satisfactory. The boasts OF the Natives that
tbey would carry that Wing stronghold, the City of
Philadelphia. and the secret hopes of the Loco
Focos that they might slip in between the Wings
and Natives have been alike dlsslpated. OF the
fifteen Wards of the City. the Wings have car
RED their Aldermen 10 nine, and their Assessor
and Inspector in one more (Walnut,) while IN
another Wigh-street) they have the Judge and
Constable, and have chosen the Alderman they
voted for. The Natives have North Mulberry. the
Alderman in Locust Ward by fifteen maJonty
(Whig $40, Native 355, Loco 1927 and put in a
claim for the High.street Alderman. The Loco
Focos have Upper Delaware Ward, as usual, and
the Alderman in Walnut, where the Wings carry
every thing else. The following table exhibits, as
nearly az can make it, the relative vote OF the
a. IL.