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


but every democrat knows, that in all great part,
struggles, we have received support from that cv:
hence m yo'e does NOT as,onish single democrat in the
ncrioin the choice of Inspectors which took place ON
last Friday in each election district through the State
so Tar as heard from the general result has been
csive in favor OF the triumph of TRUTH, HONESTY and
CORRECT DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES"
Ecce Sigma!
WOLF AT HOME,
NoRrtA MProN.-In this truly old democratic. count
'the friends OF Mr. Wolf carried every township and no.
rough ont two at the inspectors election letter dated
Lengh zap, on Saturday, says al think when say that
VOLTS Majority in Northampton Wayne, and Pike, will
DO $500, am not overraiing it,"
RITNER AT HOME
U'WAsHrNGroN.--Int this county where Ritncr is
at home se friends of Wolf carried ia out of 25 nsnec
tors The friends of R,ner made desperate struggle to
carry majority ofdcts for cec, abroad but they were
tremendously routed VOLTS majority will most unoues
tionably be from five to eight hundred
what says the Lancaster Democrat?n
"ln this city there opposition the democratic
ticket In the township OF Lancaster the antics
TO muster up fifteen votes. In ReanStO,cn G0ierain
owing TO the apathy OF our friends, the opposition elected
their inspectors by minority OF but there is not the
::, uouo' oT won VIII nave from thiryto fifty of a
majority N IT, The accounts from The other counties of
the State are truly gratifying. Wolf and democracy are
prosrang all That lies in their way. In Daph where
IN iS29, Ritner received majority of 40S we have car
red ont OF IL of the inspectors and feel confident that
we will have majority at the general electon-In Le-
Damon and Reading districts have succeeded bv large
najorites.-n Cumberland and Perry we have triumph
ed and York, where the antics proclaimed glorious
cictory, have elected 2l ont of % or Tho nsnec,or
Inc Information from Union the fortress of anti masonry
Is good-in Mlinburg the Wolf candidates were elected
without show OF opposon and in Hartley, where
three years ago. Wolf received but 30 votes our npec-
Tor had l17in Centre the friends of Wolf have fri
umphed in nearly every distric-In lfontgomerv MIR
Jn', accompanying Cumberland, Wdyne and Pike,
wo have carried every thing In Dea,odre we carried the
townships OF Chester, Ridley, Lower Chichester Darby
upper Darby, Edgmont Aston and Thornbury.--We
nave also elected out OF 10 of the townships heard from
an Chester which will least us our Congress
men. The combined powers OF the United States Bank
Nadonalsm and anti.masonry, cannot shake the firm
SVl youia Tho xxil
give Wolf 10000 and Jackson 80, 900 maioy-It is an
old saying, among the hunters of Kentucky, that old
Hickory ritrS better than any of his colts Tuesday
next will sound the knell of nii-mosonry.'
What says the "Carlisc Republican,"
"On Friday last, the inspectors election took placc and
every where throughout the State, have the friends OF
jackson and Wolf been successful to an de-
gree ii the inspectors election any criterion TO Judge
by, then indeed have the friends OF jackson and Wolf
much to rejoice at the happy result, the General Elec
non In this borough where the old federal party was al
pays predominant, they completely routed after tho
most powerful exerons their part We have not time
nor space TO pariculaze The result of various places
would caution the public against the false statements
aooutte inspectors elections rumpcd up blythe Opposi
ton papers for effect They of such gross nature
that we trust there who will put confidence in
those statements"
What say the stock jobbers Of New York TO these
things III it he real business transaction" they
will rue the day that they hypothecated their
purchases on the statements of Messrs Thomas Bid
die and Webb? If it he a bona fde stock joBbng,
what shall we think of the credulty of the Bulls?E
fit be political stock oIJbing what shall we think of
the morality ofthe sellers out-or may be- both of
the nominal bears and buls?-But why speculate
further on the Inspectors Elections? These are on
~ the premonltory symptons-but this is the great
day OF election throughout Pennsylvania, and i'm a
lew days, the actual returns will supersede all con-
lectures.
NEW JERsEY.-There are now three Tickets. ri
they are all rin the Jackson party may gain the day
But the Anti asons sturdy ms they are every
where else, except in New York. They go for their
own own ticket and are exacting pledge from every
Eslector, that he will vote for Writ and Ellmaker-
This, according to the indirect admission Of the
Central Committee, renders the election of the Clay
ticket hopeless" The friends of Mr. Clay are then
to consider (says the N Y. Ev. Post,) whether they
VIII support the electoral ticket of the Anti-masons
which the Times thinks they will do, if the Anti
masons adhere TO their present determination
though they will probably defer il to the eve of the
election and will not he able under any crcumsan-
ces to carry all their party with them. The sepa-
ration of the Antiinasons from thcsClay party WILL
remarks the same journal, reduce them TO a small
minority in the State The Jackson party there has
nothing to fear from secessions. "IG" says the
IHAes "three tickets run, is not improbable
we shall expect friends to give plurality Its
IN their power do it, if every man does his duty"
They are certainly showing fine spirit; as appears
from the very large and respectable meeting of the
friends of the Administrations held Burlington on
the 9th ult. They appointed Delegates TO the De-
mocratlc Convention to be held at Trenton on the
18th ipst.-approve in the most enthusiastic terms of
the Presidents Veto upon the Bank which " has adj
ded new laurel to his famc;"-and they declare
that they "view the present crisis of our beloved
country one fraught with danger to its best inte-
rests that the united opposition the Government
10y the Bank and Henry Clay calls for our active and
renewed exertions; and that now as in times past,
when the very souls Of men were tried, every friend
TO liberty should stand firm to his post, and oppose
the unhaowed coalition which stalks abroad atnoon-
day, seeking the destruction Of the peoples flvorte
and the prostraon of their freedom and indepen-
dence."
NEW YoRK.--The struggle is violent, but we can
not fear the result The coalition there is like the i'm
nge Observation-Disclosures, ,otose head was of fine gold
and whose feet part Of iron and part Of cil but
stone cast out without hands by the people will
break it into pieces The party cannot well stick
together, and many Of the materials must fall I,
pieces. The supple ed intriguing Granger, who
formerly would not run the Anti-Masonic ticket,
but afterwards ran the Clay one for governor is
running the Anti Masonic ticket and hopes
to barter away the Presidential vote of his party to
the Clay for the sake of securing their votes TO
himself governor. Can this selfish design succeed?
Will the Auti-Masons, who steadily go for their own
in all the other States fall into this Clay Plot i'm
N. York? But the coalition is already partly falling
into pieces of itself Some Of the Masons arc
coming out in the public prints, and declaring off
from such combination. The friends of the Ad-
minstration are beslirrng themselves with great sp-
rit, and we hope before the end of the campaign,
hail .Ne,O York
CoNNECTTcUTdndR RHODE MISUNDERSTANDING move
ments are going on IN these two States. Even i'm the
"and of steady habits" there is reactions; and the
Jackson party is putting on It's armour! The "Wiud-