Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-23
Present. mai. In 10 counties 6l99


Exclusive Of Princess Anne, which has given about
2 TO l, in favor of the Constitution-of Da,ciddie
which is almost unanimous for itof hattht,os, which
has given large majority in its favor.--Few of the
above returns precisely accurate; most OF them be
ing mcoinpfete.-And i'm the "a place. CabeH Count,
was Incorrectly published in our las, for Campbell.
The success of the Consut on seems, therefore [,
be certain, and by such decided majority as is calcu
lated to obtain the conf 'ence and the tranquility of the
Sate-fhere appears not TO linger doubt upon the
subject The most determined and consideration, Old.
ponents OF the amended Constitution. have abandoned
the struggle in despair. The Winchester Virginian
which has fought manfully for its cause, finds itself
beaten. and now gracefully grounds its arms, from
spect to the acknowledged will of the majority. The
spirit which that paper breathes, the following svan
is worthy Of all respect and imitation
9 The amended Constitution is bearing down ali OPP
position In the ndewaer and middle districts, they
voting for with unexampiel unanmity and il rs now
no longer questioned, that the Valley will give decid-
ell majority for ratification. West of the Allegheny in
deed they will make bold stand in opposition it, but
it will prove unavailing. The die is cast We are over
powered by numbers, and must submit Let US,
then, make virtue of necessity and bow necks TO
the yoke as gracefully M nay, let do more:
This family quarrel should be healed We should en-
deavour to forget all that has passed. connected with this
agitang subject and looking to the future alone, endea-
YOUR TO cultivate mutual amity and good will
the members Of the household who have been so
long estranged by Earring and discoedant preensions
this county for the ratification of the amended may
ShS rs1s sos "Ps We believe bot few Of those who voted
mua luke-wamne.s and Indifference important subject
much that, coneciued
LETT the Courthouse without voting for
it, believe, then
preferred the least of The only objection ih tho
people the limited character the They
ever the equalization Of pledge
Tor The triumph OF correct principles
addressed the people in favour the ratification of
Constitution He took cloar and concise view OF
90 the effect OF the Amended and concluded
by earnestly recommending adoption Mr.
raj oil the relative merits dement's tho Constitutions
aud IN the minute comparson which he
cusvey that tbs Amended greatly
stituon lie commended, that the ratification
abandonment OF principle tho subject
neither formally ocognizcd principle
tation should be equally apporioned white the
people had other choose baeen the
two lie said the only question them for their
decision was which Of the the greatest
ci'es TO The attainment Of oqua and just
power hereafter Believing that these fcis increased by
equalization of Representation (Which he prove
should vote for the Amended Constitution, although very
TAR nom being avorite ofh Mr. Miller in his happy
manner gave very impartial npanatoa of the amendments
posed by tho Constitution, and took lucid
and stating that he would have entered
more into detail had no boon anticipated by gentlemen
who preceded him. He concleded by saying for
would choose" -
tat tho end of the 2nd day. Moorcod
62 against; Lost River, against expected that
the majority in the whole county against about
25-(sAy 100 1851