Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11

majorities in the federal! wards alone, say BI7,
prove how much alive and active that part y
continues Ia he. This election will rally the
old Democratic party, and 4" ii;a, will il fall on
crushed rebellion
| November THE returns nf the election
have not all come in, but sufficient is know"
to satisfy us that the federal ticket, under the
disguise Of the peoples ticket, has succeeded
by about 400 majority. The combination al
all parties, and ofevery interest. together with
no small sums in bribery and corruption, and
large promises of executive favours, las if the
presidential question was tn be settled by this
| furry, have led to this result.
Some partial returns from Long Island and
Richmond give DIR. Huntington majority
and if Suffolk is true to her old principles, the
Doctor may be- yet elected.
| Faction seems also to have invaded the
neighbouring counties, and system of sell
nomination appears To take precedence of the
old systems Of party.
The federal majority in the first, second
and third wards is upward of one thousand
votes, consequently the ticket m:s-caed the
peoples ticket is THE CHOICE OF THE
F'EDERALISTS; the democratic members
of Assembly bearing this in mind will he eau
tious in the political communion they may
have with the gentlemen elected; men who
abandon their party who Join their opponents
and unite with faction to destroy the old and
safe systems Ofrepublcans are not to be trust
ed by any party.
The result in this city will have no effect
| Throughout the state !; the country will consid-
er the city as being under the control of the
federalists as il really and truly is, and will
take their measures accordingly. We have
no doubt that majority of both houses will
be in favor of VIM. III. Crawford; the mem
hQr Il
cratic party will of course be arrayed with the
friends of Adams.
One great and important point is settled
The federal party still exists, and is still suffi-
GENTLY powerful to take the first and second
cities in the union out of the hands fthe demo
Gratis. lfthis does not rally the old party, and
arouse the democrats to a sense of their dan
ger we know not what will.
| A bold and daring plan is on foot to destroy
the democratic party throughout the Union,
and we have only to say, that as far as relates
to the old democrats of this city, they are al
ways to he found, and will be organised in all
their strength. GB.
n. YORK ELECTION-THE OTHER SIDE
tFrom the N. Y. American, Nov ~
! we present the following gratifying results oil
the past contest, as we have been able to col
lect them from various quarters. The election
having been conducted principally with refer
ence to tho Presidency, we shall designate the
politics of the members chosen, as Craw ford
and anti Crawford.
From Suffolk, we have received sufficient
returns To know that two anti Crawford mem.
bers will be elected by large majority.
Queens has also chosen two anti Crawford
delegates.
The member from Kings is the same.
The ten members from the city are opposed
To Mr.. Crawford
In Westminster an opposition has been made
TO two of the members nominated on the
grounds of their being favourable to Mr.. Craw
ford and it is supposed they will be defea ted
In Putnam both the candidates are anti
Crawford.
In Orange four determined opponents ofthe
Treasury candidate are chosen by large ma
jorities.
In Duchess, where all the candidates were
anti Crawford, the Peoples Ticket as pre-
vailed by considerable majority.
Ulster has probably sent one Crawford and
two anti Crawford representatives.
Green has sent two decided anti Craw ford
men. In Columbia the regular Republican
Ticket has prevailed. The three members ar,
claimed AS favourable to Mr.. Crawford
Albany has elrcied one anti Crawford and
two Crawford members.
Rensselaer, has elected four anti-Craw ford
members, and four have been chosen in Mont
gOmery, and the same number in Washington
AS far as we have the information, there is
good reason to believe that out of the ten
Senators chosen at the past election, but two
will be found favourable to Mr.. Crawford.