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


ten 1. all that Il wanted render the NORTHERN
section Of the United States prosperous 20 eonu-
nty be; that IL would open aud Inc hAustibe
channels foe enterp<e and industry; Il would take
way all t.mp,aon or nee sss'ty Tor emisraon to the
Wiids Of tho Wes;" &c. &e.-He confesses that hess
benefits would be extooded 10 a very tri1ing degree
% the Southern States, with the perhaps OF
part Of vrgnia that II would render them dependent
eu the Northern States for what they reesive from
Foreigners: and the small Advantage which they would
derive from having their market brought nearer 10
them, would hardly compensate for the rapid deeen
sior Of their comparative rank, poce. and influence
IN the Confederacy; that the Northern States would
be sggrandz-d literally at their expense, but most
eertaniy to their disparage,nenf."-Ani now what
does this modest Damar sffirm: that the Tari,es
amaariy, and that the system Is ab.oiu,ely essential
to their weh-bengthat their seAtatives have
hitherto manifested sshamefs tinsity or else gross
ignorance culpabls dsreg .rd Of Interests OF er
constituents In harng Effected little for the eneour
mAx, he contends tina, .'tbe present tariff 10 amere
drop tn the bucket to what the Northern Peopl- re.
Quire, and later must haue'n! We will
Disgrace columns by the ridiculous insnuation o.
their right to separate the Union 10 case their repac
~ be not thoroughly sat sfed Are we dreaming :
Can any politician be found grossly ignorsn Of the
an outrage upon his Southern. nay we.tern Brethren
like wise! Thus TO abuse the forms OF the
In order 10 safe the appetite Of tho horse leech. who s
the pubh.. this sort of
wi,houta commentary !-If there be any such design
seriously formed that Of DAmar-ifa majority Of Bad.
COngress-let
beware Til, Southern peopls-no free people-wi
ever submit to such outrageous abuses. Ies --.4,
OHIO ELECTIONS aod 80 gH
The returns are very incomplete; but there are
"dgas" that the friends Of the administration have sas
tanned something like a" Waterloo Defesr' in this
Sne. II is highly probable, that Macarthur Is elected
Govcrnor-and almost certain, that the fiends Of Clay
have secured majority 10 the Legislature We must
bear these thing, with patence-Eiher our friends in
Ohio have been exceedingly supinc, or the change Of
public sentiment 10 greater ha they were pr pared to
expect. The letter We pabiished tins ago was,
wsrspsat from on. OF the most into ligent in o
bio; s. he slugune as TO the Of Lucas, We
have not the slightest DOUBT however thA,as between
Jackson and Clay the resut will b. essentially differ
snt Our friend, must rouse themselves-and recol-
lsct that M-n cannot retain their po'ical blessings
but by the exerton Of sIeepless visilAnce-We ait
however for other returns, which may possibly contra
diet those we have already received. In the m an time
We submit the following de.ai'.
OHIO
1.-THE election returns from Ohio come in but slowly
tisas yet uncertain who has been chosen Governor.
The returns as .ved show conclusiyely, however
that this result not test Of tho popularity of the al
minstration The Journal of this morning is in ecsia
cies, and claims the vote in Hamilton county as proof
that the Sas is going for Mr. Clay. Now the fact is.
that General Findlsy, the Jackson candidate for Con.
grsss. received in that county majority Of thous-
and votes, and yet General Macarthur. the opposition
candidate Tor Governor, receive majority IN
Lucas, bis competitor Dles not h. prove that the
election is no test Of the popularity Of the adauista
ton! II is conclusive. Again; the American, the or
k
sition candidate f,r Congress- received arge num-
Der Of the uotes from Jackson men"
As far rs returns have been received, learn that
the old members, with tho exception of Mr.. Shield.
have been reelected 10 Congress-; and ss have an
ticpatsd from the 6rst, il is probable that Mr.
will be Reelected to the Senate. This Is easily
counted ior.-Juige Burnett Is the warm ADD zsalou,
personal friend Of Judge Mclean. He stands pledge
70 give 10 the administration fair aud lbara support
and many, no doubt, have re2ed too much confidence
in that pledge, forgetting tn rorg bias which mus,
~
learn from stage passenger, that John Wrsht wh,
was candidate for tho State Legislature, has been de
feated. -e,
The following extracts are all the details which W.
have received: So, rU s Tel
ELECTION RETURNS. go,
Second Congressional District Corwin IL elect
cd to Consre,s, over j. Shieds, nv majority Of ahnu
400 Warren county has elected to the State IseisIs
tire Jacoby H,llock, by majority Of about 300;
Col. john Bigger Col Caldwell, by m ,j,ri,y o.
shout 400; Sheriff. John NJ. Houston, by a ajoriv o.
about 500. All anti admins a,ion, except Mr. II al
ioch. who IL doubtful. 4 tr -, II,
~ Accounts from Clermont county, state tho votes f. or
ten Townships out Of twelve, of which The couaty con
sist'. have given G'n Findlay msi,riy over Mr. Ben
nam OF two hundred and thirty old votes. Chill .adp
- 1iea THE ELECTION. III
From unofficial return., far az we hal yess. rday
heard, he following appears TO he the result of ths
lection ni THE couniv Sta:e Senaors--Jona'hah Gil
icy and Samuel r. Miller Rerrese pta;iyes-S ,mue
Reese Dan. Stone, and pr baby Laor ard Armstrong
The vote between Armstrong ard Disney I. rret,,
close the reported majority fo- tn former said 10 be q
votes. Sheriff En- 'nezcr Hnlss. Commits .ian-r-
William Wakefield Au,or-John s. Wsisce.t Corone,
David Jackson, Jr. All elected are Jacksonisns ex
espt Mr. Some t,f7 fssrisM
Gen. FiudIay's majority fo- Congress is supposed e
be nearly 1000 votes m Hsmil on county; ana not.
we received Yesterday from hs editor Of the Ohio Sun
At Batavia, states that hi mai ory in ten town. hip,
Ciermont county. is 1888 One township remains 10 h,
heard from. The msjoriiy for Gsn-rsI Lucas as Gov
ernor. in those town.bp. was 253 We have mt seer
complete sisepent Of the votes for(Iavernor in Ham
ion county, butt is said Gen. McAr'bnr has MAORI
ty. rsnsi [Cincinnati Republican.
THE ELECTION. sssea.-
The opposition ticket has succeeied generally. II
this County john Bigger is elected til. Senafe--
Joseps Whehil and J,coSv Hiack Repfes- n, alive
John nj. Houston, Sheriff = Allen Wright re-.ls,ts,
Auditor j ,bsh Philip, Commits ,ioner and Vim. Fro.t
Coroner,--and. enough Of the Townships in the Dis
rct have been he ard from 10 the conclusion
that Thomas Corwin is elected to Cnngressi In Dis
rict with majority Of at least six hundred in IA
VOC OF Jickson's Administration, w. have witnessed
ths extraordinary result We feel warranted in kin,
the oriiy at upwards Of 1900 from the fac. IN =
we hnvs heard Of hut individual who PROCESSES 4
have g ,cdshsd his hands from Jasksonisnr" Blu
Mr.. Corr win his ID o obey hi4 constituents IS
NV q hall, perhsps. in & w weeks, WHEN the public
mind shall be more composed, review some of III. va
rous pre'enc-s arts snd siratagsms clsndenely u,et
TO bring abo't this Effect. atlf4fa ..-s
90 The assertion which indusriou.iv, vet 80 Sc
ereiiy. hanled shortt particular individuals on thu
Day OF the election. hat The Hon. james Shields wa
90 DEAF as 10 max, II necessary for him place
AZ me CLERKS table TO email. him TO hear the
aonouncsd"isa fslssbood 80 dsspicabls anil yIaring
hh We cannot do m,re than pity the Creatures VIII
would oscoms tho tools to circulate n.