Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29

| HICHNO.ND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 49,
SOUTH CaROLLN.A ELECTYOW
lie friends of the Conv enon seems 10 have failed
in electng the 23Js OF tie Lee.alutc-witbont. ucb
constitutional quorum Conve nion csnoot bc called
ihe Charleston Courier, OF tho 2st [Anu Conventionl
states at Is with much pleasure we apprize our cad
ers aud all the friends good order in our State ,bat
already we have the returns OF 46 Representatives a.
ected, who are distinctly understood to be opposed Ia
convention; besides some 10, whose op;non. nm
tat subject are not known TO us As vote on Com
vrn'ion requires wo-thrds Of the Hsuse to CARY Tia
measure AZ votes being more than one third Of tho
House, is sufficient 10 defeati; and OF this number we
are certain under almost under any circumstances in.
aspehdent OF those conven,ouss who may be re-
trned ny Districts from which have not vet
-Ihe Cha lesion Patriot OF tho same date and Marty
states that THE number Of natives elected
who distinctly understood to be against Convsn
ton. already amount to 47"-The City gazette also
the same date and party, pon's to the selection re-
rns from The uppsr part OF the State, (as neiusivey
showng) that the question OF convention no conven
,oD has been fully aud finally disposed of"-Tha
Mercury does not contradict these statements-We
MAKE on from very rough estimate, that the returns
OF me ConVentonist' as far as receued amount g.
ne Camden Journal which has been strongly oppossd
both TO Qualification and Conrention expresses in sat-
'scuon at the result OF The contest, but puts in the
following candid Cave't at the same tIne:-"But.
lar he il from us q chde the spt which has be en- op-
posed to US in the contest Wa believe it to have been
the true spirit taking direction, and we admon-
'h our opPressors at the North looking on ibe ro-
suit OF our election indicating in the slightest degree
an aoshnohmen' OF our ground 1t is no such thing
l.e'tl. question OF South Cardinals ultimate views on
the subject Of State Rights be presented TO the peo
pe and there is not district in the stao that could
elect "suhmisson man. South Carolina /, mani
in her opposition tariff and 10 the svstsm NJ
internii improvements" by the general government,
as now psc,.d on. She has decided against present
violence but she has not refrigerated step in prncple
ami we deprscate any thing like uniriendiness of feel
ing among those who voted differently i'm the recent
election. Ii ha, been difference in mode of pra-
cipie In the resistance which all agree should be
adoped.'
Warren r.. Davis has been re.slsced to Congress.
without any thing like serious oppostion Davis osOo
D,rlip liagri, ,
believed that Thomas r. Mitchell is elected by a ma.
jori'y of l9s over John Campbell.
THE ONO ELECTTO.N-Whos the Governor,
When accounts SO directly clash a, The following
from the ChiicOthe Gazette OF the. 2Ob--and the ca
Ittnbus Bulletin OF the date, who will undertake 10
decide' Time alone is the great arber-Superior to
all delusive wishes and party calculations il will decide
right.
From the seiOto G,n.u- o,ro.itop p.p.r
I'VE lay before our readers to-day the returns from
NUMBER oithe counties in this state We learn from
verbal sources entitled TO credit that NJ has boa
zen lucas IN ihe MAMA country from 5000 votes.
ms VIII take him into the ReseTpe with an even vote
with Lucas, ii not ahead of him. In tie Reserve we
calculate on majority of from to 10000 votes. His
election IS, therefore, absolutely certain bv large ma
jo'ity Cen Findlay is reelected to Congress- from
the Cincinnati district; Judge Crane General Vance
ana honas Corwin, are elected from the Miami valley;
william Russell from the district below us; Mr. Vinton
from Tho on east Of u-, and Judge Irwin from the L,n-
cater District Kenney and Sianberry are re-sI.ced.
and we learn, verbally that General StokeIy il eeced
over LeavI the caucus candidate 10 the S,eubenville
district. Thomb ION and WhiuIesey are we hsvs no
douot, re- elected and Clay from the district rs-
presented ny MF BARLEY, who declined a re- esction
Thus, will Ohio present the next Congress- Thirteen
representatives to one, who will vote a dead shot
ssinst the odous measures of the nre.e,, ,J;,;,,
tion.'' ''"s-
From he accounts already received there will bsa
10 oIity OF from 10 to 20 in joint ballot the Lega-
was twelve for Jackson. So much for the VEron
N0tc, hear the other sidei
(rron the Columbus Bulletin, Administration n,per9
me elec''ons come in rather slowly. But from
"ha' have been received, are enabled to sneak
mn Gonfdenee as TO The result Forty counties have
oeeh heard from, tweny eight of which have siysn
impurities to Cen Lucas, The Jacl.on candidate for Co.
vesnor Deduct the majorc. received by General
Macarthur in the other Counties and Lucas il about
"0oo ahead The cour'ies TO be heard from will not
probably very esseniity change the result from the
apoVe:-Several Of them expected TO give heavy
Macarthur. There is every probability in favor Of
MAORI for Lucas, of from two three thousand That
- e'eGfea no one can no'o entertain rational
ae"Of' Letters and Intelligence received at this Office
last evening serve fully to confirm this opinion.
vi me Legislature, we are enabled to speak with
even more confidence Butter, Clermont Brown A.
dins. Pike, Jackson Fayeus, Green, Mad.cn. Iosas.
&c. Dark and Mercer, Fai,feJ, Muskiogum, Jeffsr,
,on' munroe Harr'on, Morgan, Wayne, Sark, CO.
ium'anDa, Holmes, RichiaDd, Cuyahoga Licking Ma
rion, and Crawford, have returned JacksoD Members
to tue House Of Representatives, and several members
TO the Senate,
The elections of Ohio, the theatre of Henry Claws
as' effort to get upon The presidential cour have pass.
co. and the cause OF DEMOCRACY is rRIUMPHANrl
he fret returns o tie election 20 the cspi,al
me success OF several = tie satellites OF Mr. CLAW 10
Tic Legislature, at which the arisocracv were 50 much
oveTjoyed that they swelled aud puff d. and s,yeIed a.
ean.-fjowtveF, ths effeIveaence has sub,ided. and
Jaoksonians may no,o wi proprety exuit at the firm.
ness which has gained hem the victory
'Wm Stanherfy il elected to Congress from this dis
ict. 10y probable M, rity Of from 800 10 500 votes
Wm Ru'sc is elected from tho district cor posed Of
nc counties OF brown Adams, Clinton &r,. by ma
Jsrity OF about oOOWm. Patterson s supposed TO be
electsd in the If Congressional district toDpossd Of
kch'ond, Sensca SsDdmsky, Cnyahoxa, &c., oysr Mr.
EfoSs nus principal competition; ard John Thomrscn Of
New Li'bon 10 elected from bic d,tric, by a large ma
Jorly w w Irvu is elected ia the district composed
Of Fairfield, Mu'kingum, &C., withsu, onpo,i,ion-
William KeDuon Of Belm.n,, In The district composed
ol II lmopt. Monroe &C. and il /. currently reported
Tint Humphrey H. L~svit Of SieubenviIle IL elected
IN mat DIS ret and Gu Fnjiay, In the fret district
SuHltient re iurns have not reached show Who
is elected In Mr.. Whiulessy's district. Judge VIM
R'yen is the candidate run by the republicans who
]. ssd 70 have hid IA probable chance OF success-
MesSrs. Ya0ce, Vnion, Crane, Corwin and Creigbtep
have bean elected in lheir respective districts"
Tie Baltimore Republican says: For Con0ress
Fiuday in fbe first district Kennon in tbe fbiyS IL,
YIN, 10 the ninth Thompson in the eleventh. (Jack,s-
Sisn') are admitted TO have bsen reelected Crsisb
i0n, IN ile srth, Vance in the fourth and Vinton In
me stvenh (opposiu NJ also said 10 he reIsrisd
IN the elghih, Sanhsrry, who Notwithstanding his con-
.uct last session, p"i'sss TO be fsndy to General
Jackson, has received JIckson votes .uough 10 e,,t
him. In The second lis ssiI hat the oepf IL ion csod
date has succeeded over Me- Shields The prsssnt mann
Der We have not ssen the returns"
Inc Ciocinnah RspHbican Of the Igh expresses ~,
iuil belei hat Ohio viii follow in lhe train Of those
A'es, and hat they will an give their electoral votes
Tor zen. Jackson, the he peope for ths ncx.