Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

gsucs suhersd violent opposition msnbsss 10 hs elect
ed, via: Perry with GOO majority OF Jacksocisns,
hss chosen violent Adams-mau; Corhoe,on with or
400 voses majority. has elected another OF the came
kind; Belmont has two sbonies Licking az va hear,
Adams Senator, and what more We know not IL Frank
lin and Glesn'ey opposition members are elected, as
Wa expected. The elections, both here and In Mary
land dsmonrae that eternal vigilance IL the only
dion which is allowed 10 enjoy liberty. Whilst
the republicans were lying by, in secure indifference.
the old Adams Office -hun,iog faction were securing the
country aight aud day. scattering deception aud false
hoo athsough the land, aud by this many OF
them have contrived 10 creep into power. .-.. ~
On the o'hcr hand the Jsck.onisns b+vs elec'el
Senator and two representatives. 10 Fairfield, the
number In Muskiogum, Representative in NJ Ryan,
one Ia Monroe. and IL IL rumoured that the Jackson
candidate a. succeeded in Arlington county, wher,
was not calculated on. We have also heard that a
Jackson Senator and three representatives. elected
In il ferson aud Senator at least in Harrison Very
when we shall endeavor to give Il. Should there be
an opposition majority in the General Assembly, we
verify believe ha il will not arise from any falling of
from the people at large, bu, merely from their rem..
mss and the activity Of the Ohio Bourbons Whatever
may be the event, MuknRdm has don. her duty. pre-
scnng strong rallying point. in the midst Of Federal
To- Hrsaa county Lucas 1"~a. Of 500 see.
head-ln Fiir6eld county m,jrity of at least $50 :
In Jackson and Pike, 800 ahead-Mr Creighton IL re-
elected Congress in the 'Chilico,he District bv
large majority; but Gays the Cbicothe Ev. Pot he
election has been made without reference to party, a.
may be seen by reference TO the for G,veraor
where Gen Lucas has about the same majority with
Nir' Creighton In this Congressional Distrc,."-The
Cincinnati Amercan (oppostion says that at the last
election for Governors II smlon county gave the Jack
son candidate for Governor majority Of l560-and
Macarthur 1" has succeeded by handsome msjo ity.'
This (excaim, the c. Americsn) |. glorious victory.
IL proves hat III .miI,on county, heretofore OF the
and has shaken Oft a PRESCRIPTION" VEToEs"
AMI Z" INDIAN BILLS" She is true to the tariff and
Internal Improvement. Doubtless there were many
liberal Jack.'nians who voted foe Mr.. Stone, but they
are such rJacksonianso as deprecate the Presidents
course towards the Indian, and the American system
And the American says tha't's General Macarthur
will donhies. he elected Governor by msjori,y oil
from 10 ol5 600" The Z,nesville Republican (oppo-
si'on) predicts it will he " by and .oms msori,y.-
The Opposition are claiming majority in the Miami
eounfry--In Guernsey county, McArhur's majority l.,
i6l (and Is said that in 1928. Gen. Jask-on
majority OF +Ss)A similar victory is claimed in Per.
~ coun,y.-The Baltimore Republican save. tina,
some scattering returns, and many rumors have
reached us OF an unfavorabie result In lew days
We shall have enough. TO decide the whole result The
election OF McArhur as Gov.rnor, by any msjority
lrss than that of Trimbe in 1928 be evidence
Of any majority for JAckson les than tie majority
shasyesr. namelytour thousand" 1.fi5t.yi,,{N
orF NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Ths Philadelphia ninel repeats, that the friends
OF Jackson have carried their candidates far the state
m.rsst, Sussex, Warren and B.rgen entire; and IL i.
believed have been partially successful in every other
county Of The state with the exception OF Cape May
which is entitled to but one member OF Assembly"
| PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
The Philadelphia Sentinel states, that the Jackson
party is as strong both in the senate and house oil
representatives. as last year, and may with grea'
Justice say that we have driven workey
Ism and grumtletopianism into utter contempt. We
ubm these remarks for our friends abroad, and for
The comfort Of he enemy at home In the city and
county OF Philadelphia. they will have four Senators
and fifteen Representatives, all good men aud rue-In
Mon'gom cry though federalism was smean enough TO
eoalescs vi n Anti-m isonrv, the democratic flag
As u'uaI trumphant-In Delaware. where federalism
has nearly fr 20 years been in The ASCENDANT the De-
nocra,s have succeeded. Anti ma .onsry there toe
Gays the Sentinel! hoi.ted her mde banr ers and
May Of the most energetic Of the federal party, il
disgust refused TO fight in pro,cfipye cause,
like free men, supported the denoc attic candidate for
the assembly. and carried him tn. csniidste of an
-ma'onary-a device. fit only for the dark days OF the
tiohs and Vandals and not for eniig hened era"
In Caes,ef an old fsderul conn " where the d emo
Gratis have not carried their entire ticket tn
year Si2 is ire the federaiss and anti ma.ons
ri:d their assembly ticket"-In Lancaster, federal
county, the last years anii-n,aonc majority Of 1900
has been reduced to 500 Iu York county, :. the anti
masonic5 have been overw heimsd - Dauphin coun.
yis restored "io her original splendor" In L. baoon
Cumberland, Perry and Frankp, the Democrats have
| riimphed. In Bake, SchuykiiI and Lehish the
King, have been elected ny 1900 majority over the an
ties In Befks and Schnylkill, we have carried our
representa- iva ticket yer the auiss by large vote
In Northampton, Bucks, Wayne and Pike coun.ies
have been re elsctcd.-In ali the above counties we
have carried our assembly ticket except Buck. coun.
more frequently in the hands Of the Jederaiists hsn
he ii mOcyafs.--ln LuZsrne, Susque ma, TIoga
/ Potter. MKean, b afford Lycoiuing N,rthumber
and Co'umbia Centre, CIef arr cid, Milf q, F4yeue
Bedford, Cambria Beaver, and Westinorvlanc we have
carried cur pre.s NATIVE Union county The
anues have carried their assembly by small majority
Last year, that county gave for the antics 100 MAORI
/ YIN Allegheny, we have carried all the members
i Of assembly except one"
sad, in tie Clay papers, that Mr. Allison the
snt-masonic oppoDen, OF Mr. Scott for congress- and
who is probably elected, is JIeksonian -
i s. CAROLINA ELECTION No
We have scanned The Returns which have been re
ceived; and we confess that our E.Iima'e is very
rough Blu, lar "a can o the poiit
cal sentiments of the Candidates elect, we make out
summary OF 43 Representa- ives and Seuaors in favor
4 o. Convention3l Representatives and 8 Senator's a.
inst it--abd one Representative unpledged, and on
Senator claimed by both parties. The summary, how
4 rVer,is very ipcomplets (msny parishes beias
head from) and the DESCRIPTION Of the poll cL b..
ing Of the members liable perhaps to many exceptions
The Columbia Times (Conventon) says that sthe cleo
loo returns are rapidly pouring IN upon Il il diff
cult 10 ascertain the precise srengt of the Co
yeniion and anti. Convention parties. There cannot
however, be doubt, that vast majority of the Eo
PIE OF the State are in afavor Of Convention. And
The constitutional majority OF twohrds should not b,
oh aimed Tor Convention, yet, such an array will d,
exhibited as will make tyrants tremble In ihei
se~t.' w .ifeaf l s4rf' ...f aas
Col. VIM Drayto from the Charleston District
Il M"ssrs. VIM ID Marlin from the BarnweIl District
aud George McDuffis from the Edssfsd District, are