Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

Democracy the second Tucsdoy Of October. and of
General Jackson on the second OF November There is /
detection in the democratic auks Of the country the
people conendlng against the oned dTiStocrGcy and
the old Black Cockadc gentry; they contcndng for
principles, while their opponents are strainng every
nerve for monopoly and otcer In the middle counties
the people have done their duty nohy. Our enemies
u, because they carried the Inspectors in Philadelphia
whereas that result merely shows the p0icer Of The Bank
of the United States and The determination to ereYt IL
and is solemn warning TO the friends of Liberty of the
gerthat ureaienshe Republic lis safety depends on the
hrmneSs and energy OF the Democracy ofthe country
About Ahfllin county Oh Saturday evening the dRties
sent up shout, but when the came on Monday
morning, II appears the Democrats have triumphcd in
every district which has been heard from but one In
Perry, wherever opposition was made the Democrats
gained the victory by 2toI. In sold Cumberland' the
same. and even in Carlisle the democrats have small
majority. In Lancaster county the democrats have car
ed or 10 districts in which Ritner had majority 400
three years ago. In Gettysburg, democracy is rum-
plant In York county, the Inspectors elections have
Terminated so avorably, 10 make certain Governor
VOLTS majority VIII not be less than 400 In Lebanon
county, through the divisions in party about men, the
antics have carried nearly every township. In Union
county every thing yet heard from is very cheering
favor oil democracy. In centre county, the Wolf men
have carried every district in the county at the Inspectors
election. This county will give WolfsOo majority.
Harrisburg, Middle Paxton, Lower Swaara NIiddetown
/ Upper Paxton. Halifax and Jackson The Antics have
succeeded in ilunnelsown, Hanover, Lower Paxton,
Londonderry, Upper Swatara, Susquehanna, Mlin and
Lykens. The average democratic majority is 81. Coz
H DI I TDilIn hare mgiory IN DauPhin."
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The result OF the election OH Friday last in the different
townships OF the County, that have been heard FROM are
fair trial of strength the People have been victorious
Masonry defeated. West Chester, W. Whiteland,
w Goshen, williamstown E. whteland East Calm, Lon
donderry l.. Oxford, PScand, salisbury, w. Faowiied
Penn, Democratic Inspectors have been chosen.
To all opponents Of Anti Masonry would say, be Of
good cheer-be up aud doing-be vigilant and active i'm
support OF the Democratic Ticket, the Second Tuesday
will bring us glorious triumph Chester Penn Dem.
HUZZA! HUZZAi
In OF of ele
County, Democratic Inspectors elected. Chester
township for the Democratic Inspector 50 votes
the National Republican 81. Democratic majority 81.
In Chester county in nine out Of fifteen townships heard
from the Democrats have been victorious and the antics
featcd.
In Lancaster city the Democratic Inspectors have been
carried by large majores.
In Harrisburg the Wolf ticket had upwards of hun
dred majority
So it goes throughout the State. The opponents o.
Democracy may cry GLORIOUS victory when they carry
the aristocrac city of Phadelphabutw them whef
ey get into the woods amongst the people, they will FIND
that they cannot easily get Democrats the rally
grasp your standard and TO the 6g-or Liberty and the
+ Constitution Upland PENN Union.
The Opposition editors determined TO keep their
readers IN the dark as 10 the real state of parties in Penn
syvSnI, until alter The election This may be considered
f good policy butt will certainly end in the disappointment
and modification OF their hicnds and probably in IN,
loss OF their money Whatever the advocates of MIR. Cha,
may believe TO the contrary, they may tina
the vote OF Pennsylvania villas certainly for Cen Jack
son il did in 1928. Violence abuse aud prescription
will vary the result but may hereafter prove disa
trous to some interests which employ them Tor the
purpose OF breaking down the democratic party and IL
candidates -Phiiddelphia Sentinel.
In Reading, Berks county. where our opponents have
been Boosting Of success the democratic ticket elected
WITHOUT 0Tp0siion.-I6id
From all parts of the county, the most cheering intel
ligence has reachedus The Jackson Democratic Inspec
tors have been carried in very many of the townships
and even where the Opposition have, here and there sue
ceeded IN electng ONE the mcagrc majores they obtain
ed clearly evinces that when the time for arrives
they will receive another Waerloo route" at the hand
of republican friend. To our political brethren at
IA phpnsi
the result of the coming elections in Montgomery county
Among the foremost To support Jackson and Wolf, sh,
will be the last TO desert them, and the 9th of October an
I'd OF November will show that she is backward il
discerning herduty nor hless in performing it.Nor
! COOP NEWS FROM THE WEST.
f Mercer COuaty.-We copy the following cheering
news from the Uesfcyn Press:
VIcToRY! VICTORY AT the Inspectors ciion il
ms borough xsSeaya hs eDemScaiic ticket receive
thirty-one although exerions had dsp eE S2g9 poll by
olng out their strength Three years ago Ritner receiv
ed majority OF eleven in the horoueh now we have beat
friends OF Wolf of Inspector and assessor; at the last cleo
that township 9''S "
10 give our readers notion of the means emoIove,
9y the opposition III Philadelphia carry the election o
from The Pennsylvania - ~
~ BR1BERx.-Janes O,ccn, a simple and honest man o
Pine ward offered twenty dollar b,nk noio n, b
uoh me cause OF jackson and vote for his enemies Over
earns ms daily bread by hsbarrow and never perhaps in
m NE was Tie Possessoro ola fourth 1.-THE offered him
rms answer ought TO inmortalize him. No" said Le
mot for the United States Bank and the United States a.
i tne BACK OF It The persons who attempted 10 BRIDE
INN mn 6e prosecuted.
On Iincton Island one Of fhe ten yo,os 81 a., 90.
cheeseman's was purchased Prosecution toiH be direct
ed IN the case. w &c "'''
Prose RIPTIoN.-A manufacturer of white lead ON
Poyng about forty workmen made il posirve condio,
olnelr continuance in his employ that they should vote
asai'st Jackson manufacturer of cotton goods employ
g ABOUT me same number Of men imposed similar con
uiuon on them Two mercantile houses one in Market
their draymen '''"O'' vi
The names in the above cases are known to ne. and
may be published ''' anu