Detroit Redeemed!
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DETROIT, March y.


The gallant and invincible Wings of the Third
Ward won a glorious victory on Saturday. 1t was
hard-fought battle, worthy of the noble fellows
who bucklt.i on their armor. and entered the field,
deto- -nine,' TO conquer or die. The odds we're ali
asaine.. m. Last Fall Gov. Bary's majority was
- ! ..ie late Charter Election, three weeks ago.
Mavor Williams's majority also % These
were indeed heavy odds, backed as they were by
the entire State and Federal patronage; but they all
vanished before the invincible Whig array. The az
gregate vote 325 the largest ever cast in the Ward
EusrAcHE CHAPoToS. the Wing candidate, is now
elected by majority OF jorty-seren.


But this was no mere Ward Election in effect
The whole City was the prize of victory 1t was so
felt-it was so fought-it was so won. The Char.
ter Election was draw game. The Wings secured
three Aldermen and the Loco-Focos the Mayor and
two Aldermen. The Third Ward held the balance,
and she has now given it 10 the Wings. DETROIT
Is REDEEMED.


But even this is not all. The Collector and the
Custom-House were in the field, and were defeated.
Col Brooks had signalized his open adhesion to Van
Buren Loco Focoism at the City Hall meeting, the
night before, in the most vaunting promises of ad
and support. The strength of allies was now
to be tested. Custom-House officers were thi3k as
autumna leaves, at the Polls But it was all in
vain Van Burcn and Brooks were beaten on iheir
own ground-lhe " Bloody Third ''-and they will
stav beaten. Daily Advertiser.