Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09


and 10th Wards were not received. Messrs
Cambreieng, Verplack, Il Johnson. are elected
oy majority, as was supposed, Of from 500
To Iooo votes. The votes in the 8 wards re-
ceiss were-for Cambreleng, 4lS7 Yer
planck, $685. Johnson, 1888 Ka,hbone,
1880 Haines, 1853 Sharpe, sa79; Wheat
on. 4Ia.
For Assembly, the canvas was not COM
pleted yesterday. !.sierc. .adv.
LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK.
Iie Legislature of this State met at Albany
on tuesday. Committees of both Houses
wa'eo on The Governor to inform him that
tney were ready to proceed to business. The
governor replied, that as the law pointed out
the purpose Tor which the Legislature had
convened, he had nothing TO communicate, but
should any thing of importance occur, he
would transmit il by special message.
In Inc House, a petition was presented for
the Incorporation Of The Palladium Insurance
20. IN New York. Also petition of Christie
pher Hampton, an alien and several other pri-
vaie petitions.
communication was received from the
Comptroller and Secretary of State. relative
To the iu.estiture OF certain monies bel onyiuy
to The Common School Fund, " hich was et.r,
red 10 the COMMITTEES on Colleges, Acad..
| mies ana common Schools, aud ordered 10 be
printed.
The death of Mr. Sas ID. Kellogg. mann
Der from Washington county, was announced
and the House resv, ed 10 wear the usual
badge ut mourning for thirty days.
Inc House adjuurued ~ "Wednesday, 10
O'clock.
ELECTION RETURNS.
| New YORK. Nov. 5.--The canvas of l., otcs
Was not completed until very late hour last
night, and we rather would trust To the oil
cial returns than 10 vague and contradiction,
Rnmours. Notwithstanding The shouts ul
our opponents the cun!ederacies and coail.
lions vi all parties against us the poweriui
influence oil seven daily presses, and Sc, cra
weekly papers against The old dem ocra,ic par
~, ours IS The ricio,y There is no doubt lb..
TIE Whole vi me DENOCRATiC CAUCUS
IJONGRESSiONAL TICKET is ELEC-
! TED. We nave carried a MAJORITY OF
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THREE.
prnbahly FIVE, of our MEMBERS OF AS.
SENBLI- What have We LOST few nun
ured chance vUIes for goyeInor--our senator.
aud few meiubers of the asse,nbly--we ne.
peat, ours Ia the ,lctory-we should rejoice.
ami ill rejoice
Fifteen iown= in Westminster county gives
majority OF 400 for Young and we advise
our opponents not g 10 hollow before they are
out OF the woods"
During the election, we saw only people's
men--your Did federalist,, Hartford con, en-
lion men, old tories, &c. &c. sc. all got under
the peoples cloak. What a hun,6ug they
must have considered il but it answered Their
purposes very well How truly ridiculous the
| autnors oi TINS peoples party must appear !,
ana now disappointed they must feel. They
nave lost their political head and chiei,a,n.
mir. wheaton, and iher three candidates Tor
Inc assembly. Out Of near 10000 votes, they
nave MOI 5O0-the real force OF the Adams
party IN this city They have lost their peo-
PIE Diii IN he assembly, and The originator,
OF II in this city But bow stand. the real
CASTE where's The real strength, the bone and
muscle Listen and we vii STOW il To van.
ihe old federal party III this c,iy Iolled about
5000 votes, the CintoDians 1900, thr p-ouie's
party about 500. and The oiu democratic ar
| ~, pure, unaiioyed and unadul;nraird, 1000 -
Now, although The unhOiy alliance at all these
parties, these 4" shrtlis and patches" has given
.nt. Linton a small majority, yel let them
separate, let each take their sva,rd asains, tie
old democrats. and see how easy we shall hoy
| theu>. But, say onr opponents, Tammauy Is
uo"h Is IL SO IL party upwards of 1000
votes nothing? Gao Mr.. Clinton il even sue
cessiul, make he adway against such force
| Ut firm, honorable, consistent men? Impossi-
oie: Nal. .adp.
From .dlbany.-"The friends OF Mir. CLAW.
have not disappointed me; but day OF two
VIII produce some alteration In their views
Fest assured, that lbe undivided electoral vote
oil this state Will be given 10 Mr.. Craw ford"
.dnother Eriroci.-" Every thing goes on
| well. Our friends are 6rm and cool, and will
make no bargains. Rely upon il tina, The
vote will not be divided. TH.
Professor Everett is elected to congress-
from Massachusetts,. Mr.. Webster met with
no opposition. Such men should not opposed
FROM ALBANY
we nave seen letter iFom gentleman of
the very first standing of responsibility OF cha
racier and political foresight, dated at Al
oany on Monday evening last, the LIST Instant
ihe friends OF MIR. Clay were 10 hultfa caucus
there that night. The supporters Of Sir. Craw-
lord would meet on The following evening, in