Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

uon IN Ohio Ii exhibits of the most glorious trumn
maj me democratic party in this State has ever ACHE
In The Senate, we have majority, including old ,n.o
ocrs with the new OF EIGHT. % Jackopa1s IN "a On
poshonlsts In the House. we have majority Of TWEEN
IH. 40 Jacksonians, TO 20 opposoni.s This sbn,, .
no'y much the people OF Ohio the de nj d, an
Jackson Cincinnati Rep.
On Monday fellow citizens will be called non -
exercise tie important right Of suffrage There are two
legislative tickets before them, &C IN
the long established usages of the Democratic marty. The
other got up by handful of noisy and factions ind
protesting also 10 belong 10 that party but doing every
lhing IN their power TO distract and divide it, We r,st
that very lew OF readers have any "a IN
which OF these two tickets they should choose; we us,
they will give their decded and cal st .ppor IN te
gular ticket oil our paTty!o that headed with the nanr
OF John Mckeon; and not be induced under any cirru
stances TO vote IN avor OF that headed with the name Of
Mr. Ferpanck The first OF these tickets is the democr,
tic tcke the other is the ticket of the oppostion Tn.
ticket headed with Mr. Yerplsncks name is lick O., n,
Bank Caniddies-of individuals who, if elected will do
all IN their power 10 promote the interest; OF that most cor
rupt and arocious institution, the United States BANK
who viii oppose the cardinal of the
STATE Adminis'ralons-wh will be, in all essential re-
spects enemies TO our party TO principles and orr
ends Sorry are we to see the Of Gulian c. Yer.
planck such ticket and sincerely do we hone
that OF his friends hitherto will be Induced 10 oiin
him III this last and fatal nissep He is now candidate
TO all nenis and purposes, OF the opposition; and 10 him
and those associated with him the ticket OF sorpanz
ers we most cordially wish signal defea-we wish this
cordially under other auspices wished hin,
success, and shall oppose him with much zeal az had
he pursued different course, should have espoused
his interests.
We beg readers to keep in mind that the ouestio,
they are now TO decide by their voess whether they will
assist or oppose the United States Bankthat
and wicked monopoly. That the dsorg anizers ticket i,
Bank ticket no ole can doubt, who knows its origin s
candidates, or its supporters L, was got up by Dudley
seiden who in despite OF the public and solemn pledge
TO The contrary which lie gave TO his ecton s
heart and soul, friend Of the Bank. II comprises The
names OF strong aud prominent advocates of the B,nk
II receives the support Of every Bank print and every
print hostile to the administration; and opposed by those
adverse TO the Bank, and friendly Gen Jackson w,
do most sincerely trust, that this desperate attempt of Dud
ley Selden TO break down the democr attic party i'm i. ri
ty, will meet with the complete overthrow which il merit
The pressure columns to-day occasoned bv tho
foreign news, aud flood OF ward advertisements
vents our saying as much could wish on this sub
Ject There has seldom been time when fidelity 10 mar,
" us'ges was more importsnt.-.N. Y. Eu. Poif.
NEW York, Noy.i7-Thc official returns OF the Flee.
on are not yet all made; but enough known place the
success oil The entire regularly
beyond doubt The whole number of votes polled was
1898 he average majority Of ticket s probably
about l2Oo Our Register, Mr. Bum, is elected by q
very large majority. The the opposition ticket
which received the hghes number OF yoes tbn, Of Mr.
Verpauck, will fall short Of lowest vote several bun
dreds The greatest confidence may be in ,b
success oil the regular ticket without the exception of
single candidate.
10 Brooklyn, the regular democratic candidate, Mr..
Brashcr, is elected by majority of about 1000
In Richmond County our candidate is chosen bv ms.
ucceeded.-EUe Post. =" '0
In Albany, the opposition have been dsappoi,,sd In
their calculations upon supposed difference in be Re-
publican party They hoped TO carry their bv from
to 900 majority But the average majority for he en-
ure republican ticket In the City is according 10 the
Argue llO-the highest republican has beat the loves,
Opposition BIO In Saratoga, about 1000 majority for the
entire republican ticket In Schenectady about 1873 ma
Jority. In Utica, majority Of more than 5OO-and in
Oneida, more than 1000 In Hudson the oonos,on hiss
an average majority of g. Nov q
HE ELEcT1oN.-The result of the election is now
ana we hopes Of the opposition utterly blasted
notwithstanding their endeayors to persuade the peope
""' WIS was merely quarrel between members Of The