Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02
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| GEoReIA.-The following gentlemen ar.
elected. almost unanimously, to he krpresen
iaives TO the Nineteenth Congress. rom hi.
State, viz John Forsyth. George Carey, AL
fred Cuihbert. Charles E. iiarurs, Edward T..
ratihaIl, Wiley Thompson, james Meriwe-
th-r.
hlr. Haynes and Mr.. Meriwether arr. new
Members in the place of Mr.. Abbott and MIR.
Cobb, who declined being candidates for re-
! election.
Speaking Of the genera resnt of the recent
election in Georgia, the Recorder saws:
+" No serious opposition was made To the a.
hove gentlemen. In three counties, fro,r
which we have heard, what was called IL jack
son ticket was gotten NJ, on the morning o
the election. II me, the. fate HIGH all tickets,
s9tten,np under such circum siances in this
stale, must iiesitsb!y meet with.
The result Of the eIectinns for members of
the Legislature, taken together, mret all our
expectations. Ii is true, IN some counties, we
uere disappointed hut accessioDs of strength
to the democratic party, from quarters where
IT VS. NOT anticipated, more than count.rba
lance these, losses. The electoral vote of this
state is now placed beyond the possibility Of
doubt
",ln OglethorHe county, especially, demo
Gratis. # ,ney "ere disposed to exull over Their
| adrersaIies, have abundant cause for exuia
ton. After the public dinners. and elections
of President, held in that county by the
friends of General Jackson, and the attempt ID
produce an impression abroad shat they en-,
upw ards of 500 strong. to come gu; ON ,lk
day nf trial wi,h two hundred and ten votes %
PENNsVLvANiA.-We have some further
returns from the election for Representatives
To the Nineteenth Congress in this st;,t., which
informs us, that Joseph Lawrence is elected a
Representative To Congress in the Washing
TON District and that Patrick Farrel!y, Gen.
Piu'ner, and j. S. Mitchell, are respectively
fe-elected TO Congress from the Districts which
they now respectively represent.
From the Ptsburg District, we learn that
James Allison. one "f the present Represen.
tatives from that District. is re-pected, and
James >. Stevenson is elected in the place IF
Walter Forward, the either Representative in
the present Congress, The following is tnr
unofficial statement Of the general result of III.
election
| james Allison received 9T0G votes
| james =. Stevenson 30O6
! Robert Moore 27a8 T,
| Waiter if0rwa ard 1891
| Mr.. Negley 1888
| Mr. Sutton 1891
Mr. Allison is, we believe Fcderalist Mr..
Stevenson a Republican. Mr.. Forward is
one OF the three Pennsylvania Members who
attended the Caucus last winter, hut has since
publicly expressed Ia his constituents his re-
gFe' az fT'tvIng dune sn, and eiociare,i himself
tn be IN favor Of the election uf Gen. Jackson.
We mention hi, fact without undertaking. la
say what bearing the first or last Of these acts
has had upon the election. Mr.. Stevenson
we understand. stood unpledgcd upon the sub
ject of the Presidential Election
VEEMoNT.-F From the official r. port on III,
ELECTION OF Mcmhrrs Of The next Congress, il
appears 'hat, ~ the frt Distriet there is no
choice IN the second, Mr.. MaIlary is chosen
by majority of Sl32 votes in the third, Mr..
\ Wales, by majority of 1881 in the fourth
slr. Mech, by majority oi 500. In the fifth
.dr. Matsox by u majority "f196. II is stated
that 80 printed votes for Mr.. Bradley, in the
first Disuici, were rejected, and that if these
votes are admitted To be legal, as there is rea-
son to suppose they will be- they Sc i'll cuns,tnt,
majority in his favor. IB
We copied, the other day, from the Natinna
} Advocate, as the rumOr of the hour an intima
ton that there were negotiations going on IL
, the State OF Ne" York, 10 get from that State
by compromises nf some sort or other. az
many votes as would bring MIR. Clay as a com
peiitor into the House of Representatives.
which event his particular friends seem Il
I consider his election as already settled. TIL,
following from Cincinnati paper ofihe I2il
l;st received yesterday, may he considered
as an Official confirmation Of the fact:
" Gen Harrison received, toy HE last mail
letter from gentleman Of standing in Nrv
, York, dated Sept 30. The following is ex.
! irscied from that letter:
" The friends Of Air. Clay in This state are
as you are doubtless already agprised numer.
Gus, devoted, aud determined. All rumors
and Inventions that may reacn you from thi.
quarter, of Mr.. Clay being abandoned 10y his
friends, are not only false, buf ridiculous 10
Inc iast degree. beg y"u 10 assure ihs
friends Of Mr.. Clay in Ohio, no, only Ina, h..
VIII not be abandoned before the election, but
that he will not be abandoned after the election
We shall give him the entire vote of New
York, il any candidate gets it eotire. Iiu is
divided, you may rest coptent that Mr.. Ciap
gets one half This is rs certain rs hat E'ec-
fors are appointed. You may rest assured that
I speak DOT only from my own Judgment, upon
know facts, but upon the best Information 81
the views Ofmembers of our Legislature" ID.
The VICE PREsTDEScy.-It will be seen
10y an article from the National IotelIigerser.
that Mr.. GaIlalin declines being considered u
candidate for the vice presideDcy-uue of the
fist men of ;he age, OF any nation, and of any
cOuBiry-a patriot oi the revolution, and an
associate and friend of the illusirious JeiIer-
son, has been induced To Withdraw his pre-
tensions ADD surrender his long established
GAINS, ~ consequence ot the clanOr of john
e. Adams anu bls partizans. 1t is not tu be-
doubted, that The claiuIs aud qualifications ol
Mr.. Gai'a'm Tor me presidency are higher
and more safe ADD acceptable, ihan those of
Mr. Adams and while the hypscri,icaI fol.
towers Of the unfthern candidate were having
homgpe 10 In F,lDHe th.v ,Y,,,., g, ~ - ,,,.