Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05
RIClf.MO.ND ID, FRIDAY, N-OVEMBER 8.
OHIO ELECTION.

RICHMOND, FRIDAY, .NOVE.MBER 8.
OHIO ELECTION
The results are not yet a.eerta,ned II seems to he
given up all hands, that Macarthur Is elected Gov
ernor by small maosi'y.-The cast Of the Legislature
Is not so decided. The Columbus Bulletin Claims a
small majority for the Administration Par,y-It bsmes
the fase security and the supineness Of its friends
faye that they have permitted the enemy adv
upon them without effort, il portions Of tn.
state, 10 resist his progress to arrest his ravags
And afirns, that the result Of this ele cun wi al
least open the eyes OF that portion Of
who have relied The false professions Of their adver
sares aud prepare them lcok with ess con
6denee upon their willy inirigu-s, and delusive
tons OF honesty AMI fairness -" Where we had q
right (says the Bullep) to claim a majority Of from
twelve TO fifteen on join, ballot, may have &
coed 4. This, however. depends in measure uron the
de.ermin alton Of few Of the Repres natives who
have been elected belonging to and dsnc,
party, aud who may not be committed either way upon
the great political question that now agates the union
The st. Ciairsviile Historian (op) explains this al.
Iuson {" There is doubt (says thi. paper) as TO
the compile xion Of the legislature From the northern
part of the state there have been several elected
Il mdsons-what their national politics may be,
not tell"-The I" Cincinnati American" claims eight
nJAcksonians out of the fourteen members Of Con.
gress (and Mr. S,anberry among them)
PENNSYLVANIA ELE CTTON
The "Hsrrisburg Reporter" stae., that OF twen-
tysix members elected 10 Congress- the anti-mascn,
have carried but elk, and two ofihem Jsck.onans
that la the Senate, which consists OF thirty
members, they have With those elected this wear and
returned last, Eve members in all and in the
House Of Representatives out Of hundred members,
they have returned only twsnty-seven! This is the
result Of the mighty efforts of anti aonry 10 PROSTATE
Jacksonism in Pennsylvania; to eradicate all remem.
brsnce of democracy and federalism; TO ovsrwhem
cry thing like party distinctions; and 10 establish ne
order Of things and place in power a set Of men
de.ii'ute Of political character or merit"
The Reporter states, what seems indeed not to sd-
init Of question: that the result OF the Election
be mistaken. that Pennsylvania is firm in her friend
ship TO Gen. Jack on, and the casse which elevated him
TO the Presidency"
"a, a.
York and Massachusetts In the former particularly,
the polls open for three days for Governor, mem
bers Of Congress anil of the Stats Legislature and va
rious officers under the State government. The
test s sharp, and the parties mixed up in glorious
confusion. There is the great Republican Tdmmany
PIy-'he .Hnti masons-the Workies-and in the
City OF New York, f,1o classes OF hese-and in the c
ty, skind OF Eongre ticket for Congress and members
OF Assembly, got up by the Clay and Adams Party,
a pa,ty-(a sort OF coaIition ticket made in secre,
session at the Norh Anne Hotel, supported by the
North American Bourbons, Church and State men, Pc
liicsl Anti Masons, Clay and Adams parry men, and
Saina (or the other workie) iniriguers Ii SAYS the
old Fedoralists Of 80, the Editors OF the Opposition Pa
pers, SC. Sc will go for the SIue-dH The many
strange tickets which have been got up in the city OF
New York-the wires they have worked-lhe in e.
ests they have addressed-the etings they have
TO bring about coaitions, and the rios and fights in
which Of the have nled battle all description
An effort to bring about cooperation between some
OF the workies and the Anti Masons ended in row
The Indian question was got up for the benefit OF the
put into the Cbair-resoutions of. red condemn
ing Cambreleng and bis coleagues setting up an CD
position hemhut other speakers cut in, other
olutons and nominations were ofered-and finally eve-
ry thing broke up in contusion-One party commended
that Trumbu had been thrust from the chair, and no
really takenBut the Trumbull Indian party comes
out next morning in the papers, with their Resolutions
passed with almost perfect unanmity Even a portion
of the .dnti-.aucton Committee has out against
Cambreleng, Co.. while another part protests against
this proceeding.
In Albany there seems TO be Reaction against these
bigoued courses great meeting of the working
has been held in the capitol, filling not only the
great Hall, but the staircase and avenues They
denounce Anti Masonry and call upon their brethren
to reject all spu ious dviees to rally around the old Re-
publican banner, and TO vote for Throop and Livingston
One of the Orators (Mr. Sweetman) highly respecta-
BILE mechanic, staed briefly the original objects of those
workng-men (who, ike himself, daily and even
nightly employed in the duties OF their mechanical
cupatons) in forming party-that he discovered
however, that the whole design of those who had s.
sumed the of "workng- men" was POLITICAL and
intended to dupe the honest into the promotion
of their personal and political panshat seeing this
feeling persuaded, that il they had grievances the De-
mocratc Party, which had ever been found their
sde would be prompt TO redress them he had resolved
TO do individually what he about TO do COM
paDy with numerous body Of his fends and as,o
ciates-to disclam all xion with political work
ing.men and pretender', and with Anti Masonry. and
boldly his determination 10 support The republi-
can candidates He pourtrdyed the character and OBJ
jscs OF Anti Masonry; its odous prescriptions its in
tolerance, and its origin In the course Of his usra
feet, The political company in which he very found
himself whilst honestly acting member Of the
work g-men's party, called; discovery which,
much az any thing, served TO open his eyes, and
induced him TO r. fleet"
We hall lay the result Ct this Election az soop a.
possible before readers-The contest in Massacbu
sets for Members Of Congress is uucommoniy great
and keen--though we dare not hope for any materia
changes. Lee rpposed TO Appleton in Boston
Jobo q. Adams, is opposed TO VIM. Baylies in the Ply
mouth dis rict-apd in four other Districts the Jack o.
mans are Showing 6ght."-Mr. Adams. course is
subj set OF discussion among his friends and rather
ridcus among his opponents. The Bo ton Sistesm ar
declares that "RidcuIe l. the only weapon with which
this battered, broken down politician whose rank am BIZ
tous ineiinaons still muiny in his bones should b.
assaileG-be dignity OF inveclive would be thrown a.
way upon such subject"
The New York Commercial (Op) regrets Mr.
Adams determination: says, that :" his presence In
the House Of Representatives must be embarrs.s
ing, and constr6int the freadom OF debate; tina
he will be assailed almost personally; for he will b.
identified with his cabinet" &c. &c.-The.P Phil. u. s.
Gazette takes lis part, and asks why the exercise o.
his talents should "be withheld upon scrupls
deiiedcy ''-Foe our own parts, regard MIR. Adams
in the light of the wounded EI'phant--as much more
likely carry into hs ank OF his party har
Of his enemy. "He compounds his oppoue nts"- (Yes
whispers Mr.. Webster, and his JriendsO But expert.
ence s III own away upon him.
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