Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

ussweeping oil its dozens by the day. carrying deee
lion and dismsy to the bosoms OF our citizens Now how
changed is the aspect Not only Cholera prev ails,
appeared In their won,ed degree We understood from
one oil our physcsn who is in the highest practice that
pondng period oil any year. than il is at this me
ELECTIONS.
5. CARoLiNA-The Deleg alton to the next Congress
consists Of the following members:
l. Henry l.. Pnckney.' 2. DIR. Thomas ID. Single.
tom ;. William J. Grayson.- g. William X. CIowney.
g. Gen. James Blair. g. George MDuihe. 4. John X.
Griffin. 8 John NJ. Fielder 8. Warren r. Davis
All nuifers except Cen Blair and all sod he op-
posed to the United States Bank, except Mr. M'DuHie.
DR.. Singleton takes the place Of Mr.. Mitchell; Mr.
Grayson Is in the place Of MIR. Barnwell Mr. Cowney
in the place OF Mr. Nuckols- the following 'epresen-
taves are reelected, viz Mr.. Davis. Gen. Griffin, Mr.
McDutle, MIR. Fielder. and Gen. Biair-Clow n.y beats
Williams 226 o,es-and Davis beats Graham % only
and is said in aleer in the c. Courier his success
to tue personal interpositon OF Mr. Calhoun.
INpIANA-The members returned are. Tor the lst Dis.
hict Mr. Boon; 81, Mr. Ewing; 81 Carr; 4th, Lane 5lh
McCaity 6th kiunard; and 7Ih, Hannegan. In the I'd
District the snguarly close and the victory
time ncertan. Al FIST said 10 be "a tie be-
tween Ewing and Davis then, that Davis had beaten his
competitor or votes; and IL has settled down 10
decision in Ewng's favor by majority of two--he poll
being Tor L. 1921 tor d. 1919. The mistake is said 10
have risen from, the Clerk OF Knox county having cer-
fled to the OF Ewing there being 62O instead Of 622
AS appears by The second certificate filed by the
Clerk All the Delegation is friendly to the adminstra-
non, with the exception OF Mr.. Ewing
MAiNE.-Thc Globe says "the news from Maine, tho
Eastern STAR l. more suspicious than An attempt
was pade IN that State, by disappointed or dsof
jected Republicans, 10 defeat the regularly cam
diae for Governor by running the late incumbent Judge
Smith, who had before been twice presented the regu
lar democratic nomination aud the cestuI cand
date OF the Jackson party both occasions. But the
mcni he lent himself to the schemes OF the opposition
divide aud conpuer'-he moment lie set himself up a.
the man OF The party TO defeat the principles oil the party
that instant was he abandoned the fate ch should
always await those, who consult their interest and
| Al.
The Democratic party, however, had not only contend
with the influence OF the lae Governor Of their
choice, but with that OF MIR. Prebc and other men OF
"lents, distinguished as leaders in the cause The
result shows that the intelligent people of The North,
understand their own rights aud interests too WELL
permit any personal considerations TO interfere with the
determination OF the majority, the mode of carrying
out the principles Of the Republican party. Towards Il
late Governor Smith aud MIR. PreLe 10 whom the high
Interests oil the Government abroad, and especially Of
Maine, as 1t regards its boundary were
trusted we are certainly disposed TO indulge any feel
ings oil unkndnes yet, we cannot but rejoice the
tai discontinue OF their attempts, which, il they had prov.
ed at all successful could only have given triun PHI TO
The arstocracy We understand that newspapers have
been established and all the usual electionecing machi-
merry piled against the regular nona ion democra
tic party hut the result Of the election is an overwhen,-
ing rcproot, TO hose who undertook TO overthrow the
usages Of the democi ATTIC party and will we trust
afford profitable lesson TO others elsewhere, who
may be INCLINED 10 adopt similar From the
returns already received from the only districts heard
from, il is clear that McIntre, Kavsnagh, and F. o.
j. Smith, ate Editor of The Eastern Argus) are elected TO
we the Districts (eXcep one)
VIII give Jackson members. Dunlap JAckson) for
Governor has doubtless succeeded true hearted Whig
in the Iullness OF his joy, thus writes:
Smith s By 'H Sc
b, aid nom there decided esis
people by 5000, candidates" '''''''
Inc following are the returns Of Cumberland County.
in which Portland is situated We give il as sample Of
the success of Federalism and the Bank. point where
they have made the greatest efforts -SIurde want was the
champion OF the disaeced-Cu,,er. federal Bank csnd-
the na. ircI.., IF al.
For Smith 29I4; Gutter 22O7; S urievant I56.
Smiths majority in the District Gutter is not far
short OF l300-and Sturdev ant more than $780, In
ork District Mclntire is eeectedand in Waldo, Hall
is PROFESSIONALLY elected
VERMoNT.-Reiurns from ia towns, for Governor,
give Palmer 1910, Mech 1897 Scattering 2. 497
Fiy-hve towns femain 10 he hea I'd from Ii supposed
Paimers majority will be about 1000. There will he an
Ami Masonic majority in the legislature.
MAssAcHUsETrs.-Th Massachusetts Slate .qnti-
Masonic Convention assembled The l0Il, and nom-
nate. j. O. Adams, Esq their candidate for Gov Of
233, oil which John Quincy Adams had 2l6 Henry Shaw
3d. Samuel LatLrop3 and John Bailey 3.
rhs motto , ct .hs PHILOSOPHER Politician and Poet.
Mr. counenancng such association, and accepting
their nomination. in the following reply ,.
FELLow-CITIzENs:-I have received with grateful
and deep ensbty The Resolutions which YOU have been
pleased this day to adopt aud which have been commune
called 10 me by our very respectable Committee.
lhe principles upon which the Convention have fit
TO rl'ce the nomination. which they have done me the
""""' 10 such as 40 not Ieel III consist
ent with my duties citizen to resist Believing in
The right Of the people to command the services of of
themselves III any station, which they think proper assign
10 I cannot suffer any personal consideration, with
stand The call OF so large respectable and yiriuous
portion OF the people Of the Conmonwea alb those whom
you represent, submit my 10 the deci ion Of their
suifrages for the Office of their hie Magistrate during
the ensuing year
accept then your nomination. with profound sense of
The obligaons which your confidence imposes upon me
among which that OF an administration merging all party
sp aud feelings in the great interests OF the hole Com
onweah viii not be The least inpressive and with fer
vent prayer 10 the Ruler of the Universe if voice
OF The people Of The State should with yours, the
bnd result be- TO heal the divisions of party pro-
mote the harmony OF the Unon and maintain the indus
try OF freedom, and the purity Of the Constitution.
am with great respect, fellow citizens
our friend and obedient servant
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
ONWARD!
Raeiph STR OF IL