Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-13

suph, aud with a mssc,uy which aey clrAncd to exceed
1900 votes. Nov, upon the vote FOR Governor. their ma
j0riiy is only 1875, on the Lieut.. Governor SO, Senator 81,
Congress 63, aud upon the Presidential Electors and the
other candidates., not TO exceed so! The unprecedented
numhcr 3749 votes were poued in the city.
The Fourth JPord has given a Jackson majority for
each ticket.
The prediction willbe recOlice,ed-".qs goes the Fourth
Ward, SO goes the State" .
Troy-Majority for Granger l92, Coalition Congress
ll67.
Grecnbash. = Majority for Jackson electoral ticket l79.
DuteheSs C0unfy.-We learn fron the Foughkeepsie
journal, that the whole Jackson Ticket has succeeded in
this county-,lc majority for Marcy is over 500, and for
Electors over GOO. tThc majority Tor Troop in this couu-
Columbia C,uuiy We learn that this county has
givcn a mjori'y OF 500 for The jackson ticket.
West Chester C0Uafy--Wc have returns from al. the
towns except North Salem. South Salem, and Bedford OF
the vote. for the Congress ticket, which give TO General
Ward, the Jackson candidate \ majority olllo2. itis sup.
posed to Electoral, State aud County tickets have receive
eel a similar majority. The three towns not heard from
gave in 1850, a majority for Granger of 10. In Mount
Pleasant, out of 6i5 votes General Ward received 523.
Gen. W. resides in this town, and the large majority which
he has received, ia a fine compliment to this able repre-
sentative of that county. Putnam county will probably
add to Gen. Wards majority 800, which renders his re-
lection certain.
tFroa, the n. Y. Eve. Posi-, of Friday Evouins, Nov. OIL
ELECTION RETURNs.-Ihc returns from every part
OF this State, FROM New-Jersey, from Virginia, iron, Ohio,
from Maine, from New Hampshiro-lrom every quarter
are oi the most CRAFTY ing description. Every where the
cause OF the Administration is f%ourishing. We give be-
low such returns as have reached US this morning. By
one oil our letters, X VIII be seen that we have oDtalned a
great triumph in Saratoga and Schenectady, in the over
throw OF John w. TAYLOR. In Dutchess, Pendlcton has
been defeated; and Wilkins, OF Orange County, has like
wise lost his election by a most decisive majority. Judge
Spencer is defeated by several hundreds. As far as re-
turns have been received, we stand II, 900 and upwards
ahead. We have elected sixteen members of Congress,
and not a single Opposition candidate has yet been carried.
The following are the returns;
i NEW YoHX CITY.-Our total official majority on the
Electoral Ticket is 5,50S.
Rensselaer,. Coun,y.-In Troy, Granger has a majority
of 1872 Opposition Congress ticket l67.
la. Crnn,h,,Al nm a.. nsl.r I1rl ,LD I ~. E..-
ToRAL ticket has 10 majority.
In Schodack the jackson Electoral ticket is carried by
LOG. Marcy's majority is l05; Jackson Senator's is the
same; the Congress 104; and the Assembly IS9.
In LansingbuTgh, majority ofJackson Electoral ticket is
&c; for Marcy 1S, for Jackson Senator IL; and Congress 27.
The Assembly ticket is also carried.
SdrGtOgd.-Wc have a letter before ms from Waterford,
saying, 1--WE have CARRIED OUR wHoLErIcKEr in this
county by at least 800 Tor Jackson, from actual returns
received this morning; and Cramcr, the Jackson cam
Iidale for Congress, has beaten John w. Taylor (who has
never failed in his election bclore) by between three and
Columbia county-We learn from Undertook that the
entire Administration ticket is carried in that town by an
average majority of 100 votes.
Reported mCjorities in Ulster County.
Marcy, 1878 ia
Granger, Iii
Majority, 1859
The maiority for the Senatorial ticket is estimated al
about 1900; tor Electors 1868; for Congress about 1850.
'@ tro the Editors OF the Evening Post.I
ds GENrLENIEN: Aaron Hard, the idvoriie son Of West
yfches'er County, has very deliberately walked over the
course OF this Congressional District, scarcely knowing
that his opponent was in the field. When will the 'oppo-
Ispion learn wisdom: We hope experience will teach
l1hem that the friends. OF, Old Hickory cannot be at
tackled with small calibrc: it wilInot do for y pigny IL
war against a giant. WARTS majority is about 1860 The
republicans IN tiis county arc now IN complete union.
Yours, sc.
by the Champlaiu steahibOat, which arrived 1T half pas
tea last night, we received letters and papers from the
north, announcing democratic uiumplls in Tie River coun
ties unprecedented in the annals of our political existence
The spirit OF the democracy is fully reused and sweep
every thing before it. Besides our own majority OF so;
certain, that OF 500 in Kings, 200 in Queens, and proba
! @yX. 500 70 1000 in Suffolk, counterpoised only by 80 il
ct will have a sin larger majority. Duchess is ours b,
2uo certain, aud pethiitk The majority will be nearer 1000
Orange gives the enormous majority OF 1925! Ulste
gives us all OF 1000, Columbia 500, SCHENECTADY los
Albany and Rensselaer, counties will give us large maio
rites. We shall enter Albany with about fourteen thou
sand majority from the counties south olit.
> The Clay party l. a%nuhilatcd ia the legislature by IN,
, defeat Of John A. King of Queens County the only mem,
oer0 uiat party IN the present Assembly; and in Congress
~ HE defeat oil Pendleton OF Dutchcss aud Wilkin il
Orange, besides the distancing OF Judge Spencer in A lba
ny county. Old Delaware and SclohaIi lie, and Onandag;
anu Oneida will soon make Us glad with their thousands
aud the Opposition will, before Monday night, becom,
"the melancholy remnant of a thing that wds." Let tn,
infected districts do their worst-tiie dav i urs Tb,
BANK ana Its money, and It's renegade printers; its pension
ed advocates aud corrupt agents are PROSTATE. The "God
iIfe' Webster appears LESS Than archangel ruined;
Clay, the man who lived on "civic triumphsp-Mt assn
cIi'es IN crusade against New York and her favorite-
: Against Jackson and the pcoPle,) are 'rebuked' indeed
r Powor- remember shis ,riuInpIi-"Tcll We your chil1re,
q OF u and let their chil&ren tell their children, and ,hei
C'IiHICn another generation
From the Albany Argus Extra.1
Nov. 9, ) O'Clock, L. M.-So far, not a sjnoIe coun,v
has given the Coalition a majority. We count Confidently
] upon The election of Judge Marcy and the jackson elector.
al trhet, by decisive majoriics.
2 '4t0dny CITY and C0uHtu-We have not all the re
D turn; but enough, we think, 10 insure The election Of the
from l to 200. e "
RENSSELAER, ~COMnfy-Allthe towns are heard from. and
actual returns aud reliable estimates give the Jackson 90.
vernon and uther tickets about 500 majority.
montgomery COuRiy-.Haj0rity tUr .M'Lean, Jack
s0n COngI ess.
hrPnbican majority for governor and entire ticket can.
not he less than 1000.
Sardtoga.-Eaiir republican ticket elected. Abou;
800 majority for governor and electors. Mr.. Cr,ner i.
elected over John W Taylor in the district, by about $50.
Scheneefddy-M ajority for Jackson electors, about $50.
and l25 for governor.
Greene COUHty-Jackso triumphant in Greene we
hasten TO 10y before our readers The result of the Election
IN this county as far as received. The widest anticin,-
ions oil our friends, are more than realized. The coai-
non leaders are biting the dust, and their forces are scat
tered like chat before the wlirlwind.
From the Ncwbufgh Telegraph Of Yesterday1
orange COtUfy.-Oid Orange CONGRATULATIONS arc
III from all the towns in the county, and If they do not show
that the enemy are routed, "lIorsc, Foot, and Dragons. /"
they at least show that their cry of change! change! chaugel
has been JdiSe and it will not he too much 10 saw many
oil them knew II 10 be so. Old Orange is true to the prjn.
ciplcs and to the flag she so nobly displayed i'm 1919 vYbe,
drew Jackson as the proper man to take the helm of our
ship OF State. She has now repeated her preference tor
the man OF the people, and added 100 proud names TO that
ro'lo OF worthless, that memorable vote. FederaIists. Ami.
Hdson', Clay coalitiOIists, look 10 thisi
we give the U0jOTffies on the Electoral lcLef only