Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-26
Va. Friday, Oct. go.
ELECTIONS.


Va. Friday, Oct. 2G.
ELECTIONS.
OHIo-Lucas's majority is about S,645-12 coun-
hes to be heard from-all small, and will not
rally vary the RESULT of them, il is said, can.
not together give 600 votes. The Jackson party
have elected III members of Congress, and the OPP
position 8. Macarthur has been beaten by an untr-
ed colt. Irwin, Russell and Stanberry, all cashier
ed In the State Legislature, so far returns are
received, 10 Jackson and opposition members
elected to the Senate and 3S Jackson and 10 oppo-
sition TO the Ill. of IL. An IT, S. Senator is to be elect
ted by this Legislature i'm lieu of Mr. Ruggles.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Wolf' majority about 3,172.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Convention party have
elected 81 members in the Senate, and 81 in the IL
OF *. The Union party Ia only i'm the Senate and
"a in the House. More than ODDS in each House.
On Tuesday we shall probably lay before our rea-
ders the first movements of the new Legislature.
GEoRGIA.-Wayne, Wilde, Gilmer, Clayton, Fos-
ter Gamble, Jones, Schley and Coffee elected to
Congress; all Troup men but the two last (Ths
is sign that the Troup Electoral Ticket will
prevail-which is pledged TO Jackson and Van Bu-
ren9
A letter from friend of the Administration in
Philadelphia informs us that, "Athough The isl con-
fident of victory the I'd November the most ex-.
exertons are made by opponents"
never saw any thing like them (says our Cores
pondent ALL business is abandoned by many mo-
ney is freely spent: numberess agents are daily sent
off TO the country, with, literally Wagon loads ofPo-
litical tracts and carcaturcs. In the time,
pecialy since our State triumph looked at
most Indignantly. | really must saw TO the honor
of the Republicans, never knew them to evnce
any sort of rancour, in victory defeat; in re-
taliauon for insolence and injury"
"The Spoiis Of Victory in Ohioi'-A Jackson Co
vernon by 5000 majority-l out of 10 members of Con-
gresS-a jackson majority in both branches of the og
lature-and Jackson u. s. Senator
"JHnion," in the " Alexandria Gazette" Ia CLAW
paper) calls upon Virginia TO do her duty and vote
for Barbonr-hat is, take the split ticket and let Clay
sap tn Forsooth notable advice from enemy
Dude etmperd "To the polls then, we exhort your'
jerks, the N. Y. Advocate" of Clay and the
rariff-who begged for office at Washington, which
he could not get-and turned against Jackson
whose literary genius fourshes only in the island of
Nanueket-he, too, entertains strong hopes thar
by reason of the split among the Barbourites and
Van Burentes, the electoral vote of the Old Domi-
mon may yet be given, in the spirit of the land
OF Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe.
against the tyrant now dees their sacred chair''
What say ye, Jackson men in Virginia! are yo
willing to oblige Mr.. jerks and hurl the Tyrant
from his chair? DO obtge him, and help to put i'm Mr.
Clay, who will give you Bank, Internal Improve
ment Tariff, and all the beauties of the American
System"
Duff Green plays Orator Dumb to our wacers.
lie dare not take and he tciH not refuse them Does
he giDe up then, that Jackson must be collected
with the die too in his own and Mr.. Calhouns hands
The Telegraph must be hard put to it for Edito
rial Bataam.-It publishes in its last No one of the
seen; proiessedy sent from one of the distant
counties of Virginia" Take sample of this ex
quise stuff:
Come out o. Virginia, tho friends of fteedomre
member thou art the mother patriots Has ty sur.
yi,g;n. , o9 na' NOES thy bshme'ts TO thee,
Thy uo1s have Illuminated rays their Bright,
Of thy tremendous voice to by the enemies
majesty of ny strengths republic still worthy
Of oiST ys sailed our "oe that thou soonest to receive the
d. G. says that this piece of bathos is Z" in the
handwriting OF an old man. and shows the aged
sons of the Old Dominion awaking from their
tthargy" He might truly have said that this tcrife,
is slulnbering in his dotage
But, serlously-what would ID. G. have the " Old
Dominion do? IL was but the other day he de-,
nounced i. r. Barbour in the Interest strain ands
declared that no freeman could vote for him. We
can scarcely suspect him of Van Burenism-uness
he has gone back to the love which this same con-
slsient d. u. expressed for Mr. Van Buren, on the
l9th January, 1893, as lately quoted by the Globe
As TO Mr. Van Buren, the confidence people the United
efficient part give h1 cnms UPON n Ja sRd
Whether he Will accept I s sss Sponm :""a
lc does SDsnTrD to his own 81 90
f h ms hMSSS nj ru"J,e series his aekTo~led
t"gashed ohch 5erc CsGGous would b.
and Mr. Van Buren, the only them will be-
and prosperity OF country" ~ p'O'"'0 '"0 "e"0'e
What then would the Telegraph have the Old
dominion take TO her arms Mr.. Clay whom he has
abused through every mood and tense? And this is
The consistent gentlemen who charges us with incon
slstency about Gen. Jackson.
The N. Y. Evening Post has very much improved
IN ITS aPpcarance-new head, types, and paper. Its
external beauty is equal to its internal mcrits-The
NJ \ ork Standard, another staunch Jackson paper
processes itself indebted TO the apostacy of Col Webb
for an accession of than 1000 addition al sub
scribers."
Mr.Webster's Worcester speech out Herods Herod.
tie who has carried furious war against Jeffer-
sons madison's. and Jackson's administrations has,
now the effronery to declare, that "no citizen is less
disposed than bimselfo general opposition to Govern
ment" The who resisted with all his force tho
late war; who did all he could to deny to the Govern
ment the means and the money carry it on, and TO
starve us into submission to the enemy has now the
audacity 10 cant about mans being "less DESTROYS
of frequent changes" in the administrations lie de-
nounced the whole Tariff system in 1924, not only
as nlschioVous, but unconstitutional now sup
ports it in all its lie once opposed the
Bank of the u. s. in 1915, pregnant with "cnor-
nous mischief" and now is its most devoted tool
For THIS man to charge the President with inconsis
tency as to the Tarifl,-or TO the Bank Shame
shame, tchere 10 thy blush?
The Lexington "Union" "shotts" that "lhe Hero's
Kingdoms down, and boasts of GLORIOUS newst
from Pennsylvania-and glorious reactions in New
York. We give IFS editor piece fodvice in his.
eay "Never lalloo till you arc out of the woods"