Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-14
ELECTION NEWS.

New YORK, Nov. 1O.-No return from
Suffolk has yet been recrived-we cannot
therefore say who is elected Senator In Mr.
Rufus Kings county 1.-THE county of Queen's)
the federal candidate received about 500 ma
Jorlty. The average ma inrity of the federal
assembly ticket in this city is between 4 and
500. One democratic ward alone could have
turned the scale with exertions. Westminster.
Rockland, Putnam, Orange, Columbia, Ulster
and Sullivan, all the regularly nominated tick
cts have succeeded. Dntchess .federal- Go
lumbia emocratic-Abany the regularly
nominated ticket hes succeeded. In Rens-
selaer the regularly nominated ticket has sue
ceeded-ihe opposition in this county, says the
Argus, was all farce. In Greene, Schoharie,
Chenango, and Delaware the regula Iy nomi-
mated democratic ticket has prevailed 10
Schenectady, Master Riggs, the printer, self
nominated Chntonian, has succeeded by 600
majority. Riggs had the only paper in the
county and therefore elected himselfvery cas-
lily.
We shall soon have the returns from the
north and west. We repeat to our readers,
and they may rely upon the fact, that out Of
128 members of assembly there will be upon
the most moderate calculation EIGHTY sound
democrats and the rest will be made up of the
shreds of all parties. In the Senate, the OPP
position to the regular caucus nominations
wlil be from four to sir members probably
less. All this furry, and what is called by
designing men " peoples ticket" will be prin-
cipally confined TO the Southern District. IL
originated with the Burrites in this city, and
with the aid of the federalisfs they have sold
the city but their power of doing evil has
been cIrcnmscribed-it now ends. Nat. .4du
Dewitt Clinton will be brought forward by
his friends in this state as candidate for Pres
ldent. Those who are familiar with the pc
!itical course Of Mr.. Clinton, could never
for moment doubt that all his opposition
would have been directed against Mr. Adams,
because he will allow no northern man to dis
pute the palm with him, and in the New Eng
land States Mr.. Clinton has full as much force
as Mr. Adams. ID.
THE OTHER SIDE.
We repeat the assertion, and claim authority
Tor II from the accuracy of our former caIcuIa-
lions, that in the next Assembly Mr.. Crawford
will not have Mirty.fue out of one hundred and
twenty eight members. IN Y Amer.
In the case of T.. Thomson rs. Assignees of
Winsow & Chanping 10 the Circuit Court of
the U. States, at Boston, which was an action
brought by Plaintiff to recover certain specific
notes taken by Winslow & Charming, A uction-
GERS for goods consigned by Plaintiff to them :;
judge story bhs decided IN favor OF Plaintiffs
right To- recover-ihat where n commission
merchant receives notes for the goods Of his
principal, he has no right TO use them, even
when he guarantees their payment, bat that
they are al all times subject to the disposition
Of the party for whose account they were
taken, and that they cannot be withheld on
any ground whaiever-tbat commission
merchant is not justi6abe in nngling the goods
Of different consignors and taking joint note
for them, for the note or claim uUst always
be ut the command of the owner IN,it GGz.
.Nfic Bank Arrange Arrangements
have been made by the banks in this city, to
commence within few days receiving the
paper If Ill The solvent banks in this state, to-
geihef with those Of New Jersey, and we be-
ieSe Connecticut. at par. measure of this
kind has long been called for by our citizens,
aud, after repeated solicitations, the Banks