wing victory In western Pennsy,vania:

Correspondence OF the Tribune.


PIr,s Narch lsLt. III
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TTsBURGH March !eth l8ia'


We here met The enemy and they arc ours.


The election for u Member OF Congress TO I'LL Tie
vacancy created by the resignation of hr. wilkins
came of Yesterday and, notwithstanding the extra
ordinary bad state OF the roads and the rain, the
people turned out nobly. The result is abundanitl
announced in the motto at the head OF this letter
You know how sadly we were beaten last election
all to be sure by the sheer folly Of disunon. Well
Yesterday was the first chance the united forces OF
the Anti-Locos had 10 show their strength since
their cordial union and healing Of old sores. The
upshotis, that CoRSELIus DARRAGH is strumpbanty
elected over Gazzam by majority Of from SUI to
900. The desperate state of the roads has pre-
vented the receipt OF intelligence from all the town
ships: but enough is known justify the belett that
the Wing majority viii not fall much short OF ,o''
The Liberty party did their utmost 10 defeat Oar
ragh's election They hit upon the extraordinary
expedient of nominating Neville B. Craig, Esq
formerly the great Lion OF Antimasonry, in hopes OF
seducing many eli the old Antimasons from voting
Tor principles TO voting for man but it sad
uistake-he people stuck TO principle, and MI
Craig and his new found Liberty friends ere in bad
case. The conduct OF the Liberty party was very
extraordinary. Nlr. G.. is not known as Liberty
man. he is, or was very lately, a Vice President oi
the Colonization Society," and if he resigned it is not



sonal ends, nominated and supported him Precious
consistency this Their modification at his petty
vote is excessive. This is great triumph over Lo-
cos Political Abolition and Dsorganizers. IT Is A
GREAT yICToRY-lt carries dismay into the ranks ol
our opponents--it will he thunderholt at Washing
ton-t angnates the friends of the Tariff 1t Is,
prodigiousl y-and finally it is absolute pledge OF
a more glorious triumph III October with Nlarkle and
Harry OF the Vest.


When you consider how blue matters looked
wear ago-how disheartened were-how many
difficulties have been conended ugainst-yOu can
OF the great excitement and JOY dttused last
night as one after another came in from the several
districts and announced the results. Cheers, cen
gratuatons and shakings OF hands, tell you II
was glorious!


Be sure the genuine spirit of 1910 is boiling up
and boiling and you may look ont Tor great
things from us in the Fall. Returns continue to
come in slowly-the majority for Darraghis already
500.


1t has been raining for three days, and the rivers
are at at noble stage, l2 feet in the channel
The first Canalboat from, this end of the Pennsyl-
vania Canal cleared on the 18th for Philadelphia with
lard and tobacco Resp'y yours.


The National Cenveneion-Deiegati


from New-Jersey.


The Wings of the Hid Congressional District
having recently appointed their Delegate to the
National Convention, which assemblies at Balti-
more on WEDNESDAY,, the first day Of May
next the Delegation being now complete from
New-J Jersey, stands as follows, viz:


HENRY w. GREEN, Senatorial


WILLIAM B. KINNEY, Delegates.
Dist. |. DIR. Is RAEL r. CLAWSON, of Salem Co.


III. ROBERT Z. HORNOR, Of Mercer Co.


III. WHITFIELD S. JOHNSON, of Sussex.


". E. Y. ROGERS, of Nliddlesex Co.


Y. DR.. JOHN B. AYCRIGG, OF Bergen Co.
AS some misapprehenslon appears to exist in
some parts Of the country in relation to the time
at which the three great Political Conventions are
to assemble in Baltimore in May next, we will
therefore state for the information of all concerned
First, The Wing DELEGATE Convention
consisting of 275 Delegates, is to assemble in
Baltimore on Wednesday, the first day Of May
for the selection of candidates for President and
Vice President


Second, The Wing Young Mems M ASS Con-
vention, for ratifying the nomination of the Dele
gate Convention, will meet at Baltimore by thou
sands and tens of thousands, on Thursday, the
second dag Of May.


Third, The Loco Convention, to nominate
Van Buren, is reported to assemble there on the
27,h of May.


The day for the Tyler Convention has, we be-
lieve not been announced.