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PEI.cEruS tprli 7t isit-' o CLOCK y NJ


III E4,tgr-Y cstcgd4y the Wings oil Mercer
County had The inst opportunity OF expressing
their ust indignation At the proceedings Of the
late Loco Legislature who signslized themselves
by the most outrageous system Of GcrryRaader-
iRr Of Counties, townships and Cities ever P5ac-
lised IN New.1crsev. The worst walls Of their
wrath were visited on the Wings OF Trenton and
Princeton aac former OF which was GU, Up into
four Wards, for the express purpose OF giving the
LAGOS the control oil two certain, ii not three OF
them and three several acts were passed by the
Legislature TO affect the Wing strength III France
ton and vet after all these base attempts to ac-
qune power by unjust and unequal legislation,
thcy arc routed horse, tg9t and G,ago9as. In both
Princeton and Trenton, those battle grounds ol
the Revolution, the Wings have gloriously tn
uInphed by lasgel, increased rnulor,ties.


In Princeton, Notwithstanding the dislranchise-
ment OF many Wing votes, the vote cquacd the
largest ever polled. and the Wings have earned
their whole ticket, Judges of Election and al, By
between % and 30 majority, which IS a hand
some increase over last year


The young Wings have done up the work IN tine
STYLE and deserve great credit.


In Trenton tho Wings earned EVERY Ward IN
the City, and the whole Council by the unprecc-
dented large majority OF about one HrNpREp
Axp FIFTEEN, which IS the largest Wing MAJOR
ity ever gwen. Last ial! II was less than TEN
Wig maJorlty-a clear Wing gam OF EO3.-
GLORY cnougn Tor one day.


We have handsomely uumphod over Loco
Focoisrn and Tylersm combined. The Tyler
olticc.hoIders have done all they could for the
whole Loco ticket, bat II was Of no uSc. The
famous J.MEs ). GREEN. one of the Tyler o:iicc-
holders in tbs place, was OH the Loco ticket. aud
ran the ycry lowest OF the four candIdltcs-a
lust rebukc Ly his own toyvnsmcn 70: his med
ding interference IN opposition 10 the wishes OF the
citizens of Princeton, III relation to the removal
OF the Postmaster here year ago. Justice,
though sometimes slow, is sure.


The effect of these victories goes 10 teach Loco
Focoism and Tyerism that they cannot tramplc
on the PEorLs's rights with inPwlty.


Iaur, in haste. Il = H.


In Eizabethtown the clean thing was, as usual,
done for the Wing ticket, notwithstanding SPli,
upon the Collector aud the running ol Tyler
I ticket. which received, all told-2 votes
In Railway, where, at the special instance OF
Loco foco;sn tie old law requiring that the vote
at the town meeting should be by ballot, was re
peaIed by the ia;c Infamous Legslature-thc
/ Whias on assembling, moved, under the gene
raj law Of the State, which leaves 1t optional with
the Electors to vote by ballot or rica roee they
had night 10 do, vote by ballot-and II was
carried or / to i.


The whole Wing ticket was then elected by
40 ma iority. agsins, 30 last year.


Such. we hope and believe, VIII be the result
in every Instance, whore the late gerrymande'ing
Legislature, under prcicncc OF advancing popular
rights, have set them at defiance


In Woodbridge, Middlcscx Goa the Locoioco
ucke, prevailed by about the usual majority Of
from 80 to 10