Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12
THIRD SENATE DISTRICT.

-, The majority in this district will be 5000 for Gov
nrooP and the rop county and congress tickets elect
ca by large maJorites in every county. What a COM
ment is this upon the empty clamor about the Reren
cy! This is what the combined Antics and Workers.
n .e as wen as accuracy of language
iond oil stigmazins as the eden" of the 60 Regency
[dlbany Argus.
The news in relation to tho election from the country
IS OF me most satisfactory kind. No possible doubt re-
mains oil the success of Gov. Throop by large ma
lonty. The result OF the Congressional elections
mas In most instances, been fortunate to degree
exceeding our highest expectations Ward takes
me place OF Cowles, from Westchescr King of
Strong, from Columbia, Pearson of Dickinson from Ren,
s',ear county, Lansing of Spencer, from Albany 10
which may be added Beardsey, from Oneida eectoJ in
place OF Storrs; and in all probability Hogan from Fs
sex, in place OF Finch Pitcher, from Washington in
place OF Mar,indalc; and Scale, from Montgomery in
place OF Arnold-mskng eight changes in favor of the
Administration. On the other hand, we have lost the
election oil the administration candidates in Dutche,s and
orangc-makng two changes against To the list of
counties giving major'es for Throop may be added Suf
ioiK, which returns majority OF 66l-makine the en-
tire majority more than TWENTY THOUSAND In
Queens county there is also very small excess of votes
Tor lhroop; so that OF twenty two counties heard from
not one has failed to give him a majority.
Nv e. Ere Post
THE TRIITHPH
ALBANY, Nov. Eve are enabled TO announce To-
day. and we do with ordinary sasfa ction the cleo
oh OF Messrs Ihroop and Livingston, the republican
candidates for governor and lieut. governor, by ma
loriiy exceeding TWENTY THOUSAND votes Tbey
nave already that majority in the counties ard from
and we have little doubt that The remaining republican
nj The
masonic district.
We congratulate the Democracy of the State and IN.
Nation upon this signal triumph of their Cause-It is
the more gratifying, from the circumstances under
which ii has been achieved. The Republican PARTY
in its day, has "met the enemy under nearly every
name and disguise that craving for power on c part
OF their opponents, a desperate ingenuity could
invent. But their last the pitfu and unprin
ciped game Of Anti Masonry and Workeyism under
which Federalism and the friends Of Mr. Claw with
lew honorable eNcepton) sought odeceive the People,
and defeat the Republican tcGet-is the worst Of The
catalogue 1t is not only the worst in itself but IL will
be found the most damning to those who have sought
under its baleiu and proscriptive influences the
prostraon oil republic uism. 1t will stick closer than
the poisoned shirt OF Nessus. Long after the feel
ing oil the present contest shall have subsidized An
h-Masonry will be their bane-and an indignant peo.
ple who have now emphatically rebukod this com.
oinatlon. viii Tor long years hereafter point, with re
pIoach to him who be its associate NJ He ;oiu-
ed himself TO heidoI Political .dnti. ifdsonrT Let
him alone!
Among the results Of this election none ara more
gratifying than the accessions the strength Of the
general administration, in the delegation from this state
IN congress- We are already certain Of eight changes
favorable TO the administration, viz Mr. Ward. West
chester and Putnam, in the place Of Mr.. CowIe.: Mr.
King, Columbia, in the place Of Mr.. Strong; Mr. Pier.
son, Rensselaer, in the place Of Mr. Dickson; Mr. Lan,
ing, Albany, in the place Of Judge Spencer Mr. Hogan
Clinton; Essex, &c. in the place Of Mr. Finch; Mr.
Beardsey, Oneida, in the place Of Mr. Storrs; Judge
Soue, Montgomery, in the place OF Mr. Arnold and Mr.
MardweII, Jefferson Sc in the place Of Mr.. Hawkins
10 these we hspe to add the election Of Gen. Pitcher
IN the place OF Mr. Mariindae. From these, wo de-
duct the less Of in Duchess and nerboDs one in
Orange, one in Chensngo, Se and one in Seneca. On.
ario &c. 11yon,
Mr.. Quackenboss, rep. senator, is elected in this
the third senate district, by majority Of abeut $500
no.