Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

The majority for w. L. Marcy is 5.227
The majority for John Tracyis 3 2g6
ne majority Tor NJ Van Shack is 1858
n nv majority Tor Assembly ticket IS 5,7l7
Highest Republican vote for electors is 1901
Highest Opposition vote for electors is 1850
Majority 1921
Majority OF Silas NJ Sdlwcll, the highest ON our AS
sembIy ticket, over James Monroe, the highest of
the opposition, is 500
CANVASS OF ELEcToRs.-This is the day Nov. 1917
ON which the votes in the several counties
Immediately after the of the votes for Electors
expresses TO be despatched the counties of Frank
lin, Chaauque, Cataraugus, Tompkins and Suffolk who
VIII receive the of tile Intermediate counties
ana deliver the whole at the Office of the Secretary OF
STATE IN Albany, before "Wednesday of next we elk:
on which day the votes to be canvasscd by the State
| canvassefS
u The Electors required to meet at the Capitol in
Albany on Tuesday, 18th Of December, O'Clock in the
afternoon; at which time it there are vacancies from anv
cause those vacancies are TO be filled by the Electors
who may be present. On Wednesday, the 9Th December
the Electors are to vote for President and Vice President
Every Eecor should bear in mind that if he is not pre-
SEM on me 4h oil December at 4ocloc he Will lose his
| anu ms Vo'e WIN be given by person chosen in his
Plsce--4t6dny argus Of the 18Th.
Inc returns OF votes for Governor published in the Ar
gus oil yesterday morning, from all the counties in the
State, lour only OF which are incomplete but libe-
rally estimated, make the majority for Marcy 2II The
ohcal returns will not probably vary this majority many
Misunderstanding majority for the Jackson Electoral ticket
! Is supposed to be about two thousand more.
Iioga county, which in 1880 gave majority Of only 65
has now given Republican majority Of I356-the voe
position ticket ' " WV "
Steuben county, which in 1880 gave majority of ~
! 1900! 49, W y " '''
Thirty t,cO Jackson Republican Members of Congress-
arc elected and eight anii-Jackson mcmbers.-D.
"AIen of Sentiments"
vhdt toMhe ultra tariff party dO?-The effect of the
eIccuoh on public opinion, connected with the ultra
farm policy, will begin to show itself in few weeks
General Jackson recommended a.decded reduction of the
taxes as soon as the national debt should paid off Part
OIL mat advice was carried into effect the last session of
congress, but much yet remains To be done.
The state OF New ork is undoubtedly favorable 10 COM
merce 1t elves moves, and has its being by commerce
Not doubt exists but the thirty members of Congress
elected by the democratic party favor OF the polcv
me administration on the subject of taxes public debt
ana the Iarlii The ultra mOnopolistS of n ew England
nave received blow from this election which their avarice
ana neadsrong course very naturally aided bling about
Inc foreign and domestic trade of the country will be most
powerfully affected by this election IL will receive
new impulse. The sacklcs which its enemies have been
throwing over II Tor The last thirteen twenty years. are
broken like ppe-stcms.
In the next session of Congress this wonderful chance
oil public opinion will distinctly manifest itself Fo
reign trade will revive during the next four wears
than has done for the last twenty The reduction of all
unnecessary duties on Imports the competition among TO-
reign ana domestic manufacturers the absolute necessity
OF reducing manufacturing production here to its most
reasonable point, will stimulate energy and enterprise
anu give new feature to the future operations com-
merce.-.N. y. Globe.
The Beaver Argus SAYS that General NJ, rhur IA -
Clay candidate for Congress in the 9Th district has been
elected instead Of Allen, the Jackson candidate as before
reported there having been an of 100 in the
unofficial returns"