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HARRISBURG, March 49, lS45.
Pennsylvania Politics "A Wheel Within Wheel


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/ take the liberty to give you account of the
sayings and doings in this place. For the last two
days the weather has been fine, but this evening it
commenced raining. The wings and natives, and
a few Of the democratic party, have had glorious
jubilee this afternoon at Wilson's Hotel, rejoicing
over the great whig triumph in electing Gen. ST.
mon Cameron, of Middletown, to the United
States Senate over the caucus nomination. On
the night of the 18th the democrats held caucus
meeting and nominated George Woodward of Lu-
zerne Co., andithe wings, being in the minority,
made no nomination, but lay back for any "bargaln
and sale" that might offer Mr.. Cameron. to
cure their votes, pledged himself to support the
whig measures. II is also said that he promised to
support the native to get the native vote and
few democratic votes, and he was therefore elect
ed by one vote over the regular nominee Came
very lucky mar, ,inde ed to belong to three
parties. He has been a leading democrat, and the
most shrewd, wre-working and dangerous poliil.
clan the State ever had. The wings are rejoicing
the natives swear that one of their men was bought,
and the democrats feel sore to think how they
were deceived. Understand Mr.. Cameron leaves
to morrow morning for Washington.