Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-16


the people, there will be choice; aud that event
they certain oil being elected by the Legislature Two
OF Congressional ticket think are elected over
Foot and rweedy.
We have chosen Is Senators The Nationals Q, and
district to be heard from We shall have three ourtls
OF the House OF Representatives
Jackson. National.
Hartford county, %
New Haven county, 20
Litch6ed county, 81 If
NliddleseX county, 9
The District to be heard from will probably elect one
more il So shall have 10 Jackson, Nationals in the
Senae!!
The old town of Waterbury, in which reside has re-
turned to her first love- and sends Democrats place
Federass last year
You will be astonshed probably, at such news from
Conneceu but so is. We ourselves astonshed at
the amazing change in our Legislature.
five had been fortunate in nomination of Con-
gress ticket, should have carried the whole ticket
Yours with respect.
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The lntelgencer yesterday gave list of the National
Republicans returned to Congress from Massachusetts,
Among them it gave Caleb Gushing as elected 1t appear.
that Mr. Gushing has fallen short of an election by 500
votes The Inteigencer represents Mr. Baylies (vho
eected) as a National Republican" The Boston Com.
mercal Gazette, it will be found, Mr. Baylies down
ga friend to the administration The following is the
latest account of the election received At Boston;
REP i PS; iTS' GLE Ee5fiIS
In the first district, Suffolk, has been already stated
there was no choice Monday last In district No g
Essex South Mr. Choate has been eeected by plurality
OF several hundred votes In district No 3, Essex North
there has been choice tits stated that Mr. Gushing
short of an election about 500 In the 18th district
MiddleseX Mr. Everett elected by handsome MAORI
ty. From districts, No. 8, 6, and g. there are few or
returns. In the 9Th district Norfolk we are happv TO
learn Gen. Dearborn has been defeated: returns from
ten or twelve towns show not only there is no choice
there, but that there has been a considerable dim-
mutton of the National Republican strength since the
election in November last. In district No TO- the Hon
William Bayies friend OF the administrations has been
elected by small majority. He is indebted to the town
OF marlborough, the strongest jackson in the State
for his success, which gave him about 500 In the
llth district, Barnsabe, MIR Reed has been reelected
without much opposition; and in the u 9th district Mr. ]
" Adams ha' Nre0 elected .y cry large majority
IL cSnN'. Pc da..... Va. hess '@ and Briggs have
peer elected DOB " 'rrN.>. .u. erkshire districts
VIZ, 1900 . .a2 - lI-4 not venture to
NJ Aset -r4..---r- .tr. ... r.I M, or.o. g., -. 49,,
to 0. Ihe Districts u. Mass. ..s in st,ti,a Ib.
Yale" que sos chess" represent it in Congress In
that District, there choice owing to divided votes
MIR C. however received 700 votes more than any otheI
candidate. ~
In the Berkshire district George n Briggs has been rs
elected, and in the Franklin District George GrenneI Jr
REPRESENTATIVES, AscERTAINED TO BE cHosEN
John Quincy JfdGms, Edoard EUerett,
Rufus Cb0dte, Geo ". Briggs
John DdUis, Geo GrennyU n.
Iohn heed, I'm BdyiieS.-.Ndt. Int.
We are happyto learn that Massachusetts, has returned
to the national Legislature Of her most able eloquent
and excellent men--the Hon. William Bayes of Bridge.
water IN the county of Plymouth with great plea
sure that we quote from the Boston Daily Globe the fol-
loving testimony to his exalted talents and stainless pr-
rity oil character the truth OF which are proud TO be
able to confirm from personal knowledge Among the SUI
perhcld noisy and unpnncpled partizans of whom too
many force themselves INTO our halls of egislaon
gratifying find occasionally individuals of this cas.
whose moral and intellectual nobility of mind make them
the true representatives. of the virtue and ineloanc NJ
the natOn-.W. Y. EU Post.
COMMUNICATIONS
We congratulate the friends of the administration nm
the election OF the Hon VIM Baylies for Bristol District
This gentleman Of the earliest as well most bile
friends OF the President, in the East and has continued
faithful in his attachment His brother the Hon Fran
cs Bayes, gave the only for jackson in 1924 from
new England During the aruous struggle that ensued
In the election oil Adams the brothers were the authors Of
many OF those eloquent and orcbie appeals to the peone
which had material influence in producing the glorious
result in 1928. o
The Hon. WIN. Baylies Representative elect is zen.
eman OF such retiring habits that his merits are but lii
TIC known beyond the sphere OF his active duties As
statesman he IS second to 10 the East as LAWYER he
houS the hst rank being distinguished for learning
quence and probity. He has been repeatedly Offered
seat on our highest judicial tribunals which his love NJ
retirement induced him to decline We venture 10 assure
the friends OF the President that an auxiliary has hen
@dneu ny Massachusetts, 20 the republican strength in the
House whose aid will be both powerful and connanJn
The Daily Advocate in accounting for tbs success 81
MIR Bayes in the Bristol District against Rugoles the
anmaonc candidate says that "the personal popuarit
ana the commanding talents of Mr.. Baylies and his not
being mason, presented very great obstacles IN Tho 80,
masons'-'The paper has his obscryation-
"Mr Bayles has been elected by the votes Of Mid.
deborough the most decided Jackson town in the State
Taking out that town. the votes stand for Rupgles $50
vliesl2 35l, scattering 22I The jackson partv tbcrs
fore, have S4a~ entire credit Of the election"
We quote uN concession from adversary with
pleasure. BRIsroI,'
Mr. Chester seems, has thought 1T to respond TO the
anonymous ifseboOd which has received countenance
from the nulhyng press, IN Georgia the object of which
- to get up beIei that the Cherokees will now revive
their pretens0n' under the hope of obtaining sanction
tor he1 thrmg the powers conferred bv the late CoIlc
ton Bill fhe expectation that the Executive will erert