Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-19
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he election took place in This State OH Tuesday last
and has Terminated pretty much AS wc expeetrNnei,bcr
party succeeding in clecng any OF their candidates for
uorefnor Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer or Members
OF Congress with the exception of Mr. Sl,dc of The ri
District. Mr. Palmer the Ani-hiasonic candidate will
probably have purslty Of votes for Governor The
Anti asonic Council ticket elected with tho even
ton Of the candidate Of Franklin county. The Dsmocra
cy OF Vermont are aroung themselves the contests they
nave done well; the Federal Wings have been sborn Of
their laurcls.
Second Disrief-Mr. Sladc. the Anti Masonic candi.
date, is probably reelected. Gen Clark eyed ,ood
vote Tho Federalists OF Rutland county went for Mr. Pier
point.
Third District No election is probably made in This
District. MIR. Everett The present Representatives
thorough going Federal Wing, has plurality
Fourth Distriet-No choice has be n made Mr. AL
len has plurality II Mr.. Van Ness Jackson now Min
iser al Madrid should return previous TO the LIE xt bao
he will eventually succeed.
FVth Disiriet-This District has done noby AL
though tho Democratic candidate has not been eIerto5
ye me large vote which he has ed renders il
~ certain that he will eventually succeed Vermont will
nave Al ieast one not two staunch odiashioned Demo
er1,s IN The next Congress. Tho votes stand for
Fletcher (Democraic,) 8122
Upbam Federal Wing, Anti) 23fI
Scattering. lion
VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The return, n, far &C r.cs,v.,
have lar exceeded sangune expectations: thew
snow that there is a redecning spirit among the peoble
ina. the people are awskng from their sinmbcrs that the
Osmpoehs are collecting together, and the time is not
lar distant, when they will Much rcdit is due our
friends in The Fourth and Fifth Cong Districts for
the Zeal and perseverance manifested thus lar You will
soon be called to the field gain in these Dct, M coco
having probably been effected in either of them Soon
then' you viii be called TO your old political
opponents, who declared il 'tui5econning n u,oyoJ
ana religious people TO rejoice ia the success of
me american arms" Oh, teach them the might Thai
slumbers in lie arms OF Freemen BE M and do
i"g' rs you have naughty, industrious, insinnaing
corrupt and cOrrupng foe with who will cave
no stone unurned TO pepetuAte federal nisrule Prepare
,or "a long pun and strong pull aud pull aliop eiher
We have democratic strength enough in the 4th and fh
Districts TO elect representative Congress- from each II
they will but be Oh suffer not the charge Of nsg
M ba tnatlx Lid
when the day again arrives exercise the brhrigh Of
,feemen, although snen you have been to the earth
by nonocrats and Bankies like Antsus arise immortal
and inv ulDerabie.- Permont Pat
sdFg&THESu Ri5ErTnEs saoM MAINEBy the latest
~ which, compared with last year the Democrats yo,r
Tor Governor has increased majority in three of
ana diminished oGe IN three Of lcm leaving the result
much as before. I'D w ~
1t Is believed, that the majority for Governor in tic
whole State viii turn out 10 be not essentially different
from last year. ~
-Four Representatives TO Congress are undoub.J ,oc,
ed favorable 10 The ADMINISTRATIVE against --and
another friendly has plurality OF hundreds but not
majority In the St district the returns are moi sui.
cient to enable us 10 decide the ress,
The State Senate and House OF Representatives will
probably exhibit Administration majority of aho, a,
same ratio as the vote for Governor.
MAssAcHUsErrs.-AnA Anti NJ ssonc Conven,io, re-.
he'u al Boston on wednesday last resulted in the mo-
nlnahon oil John Bailey, Of Dorchester as candidate Tor
Governor at the ensuing election, and Henan ncoIo n
Boston, Tor Lieutenant Governor.
RHODE IsLAND.-Tke Providence Journal sav. ,ho
session md hava
every endeavor TO essentially vary change The right of
suffrage as it now in that State They have scI
adhered TO The land qualification, except in the case Of
oldest sons; and all motions adopt oua6cation tnndd
rites. ' y "'se in'Jo-
The Boston Daily Advertiser of Wednesday ,.y. .,v
arg Tsquestcu ny MT Gorham 10 that he ecInes be
ing candidate for recollection to tl.e nexI Congrsss
are sorry TO learn that many of our able deega
uon are about TO Withdraw themselves from ~ ssr,i
oil the public in this important sla,ion."-.Nat lat.
ohIo.A friend writes Of the approaching COMES, i,
This State We shall unqtfesfonabiy elect onr lore
.o' w a hedoy nCjoriy We think can risk our
reputation on this gensn'n's Judgment Globe
Trade Of the United States 10 Liveypool +, ,g,r,.
us much pleasure TO state FROM an authentic sonrrs ,I
our Exports TO The single place OF Liverpool during the
nr'i sx months OF the present year have anounteI IN
five millions If dollars. 1917 o"Y-
what renders Ibis gratifying is that the exports
consisted simo" wholly Of articles Of domestic growth.
ePEcIE.-On the 9th inst, published statement Of
lhs importation and expectation of Specie tetvvc.n a.,
18th August and the 9TH September We Learn III, I,o
Fsceyed al The Treasury Department, the impo
lson ~ specie exceeds Ie exports since t.t ,i,,e L
oo1,J26 dollars, and that in New York ,ous a.. ~,
week " las amounted 10 over half nilion.--Ib.
oOLD' 'oLD!-Ihe Gold Coinage, which tie Bank
ana especially The New York Star and iis button
oOnel - 'be commercial, are hying 10 discred cond
MUGS with great activity. The demand for Il has srsa,lv
increased r'her than diminished as Tie Oppo,on
have wsntoniy alleged S
On this point arc happy 20 I.v hclo+. a.. ~, j..
extract 'om The last weeks Official report re, " lave
ootsheh ~ ihe treasury Dtpsrlme H.
aiemcn OF The amount Of Gold remaining in lie Nt,
nncoined The 9Th September 1884, with ,e s,novo, -
ned lor coinage within the week ending Ssnicnh.S "a
,ogeher with The amount Of Gold Consge executed and
o. coins delivered within the same period '"'
Hmsining uncoined at the Mint Gin sent &s,t ooo
Deposited Tor coinage during the week end. 0-''''
ing the 18th September viz:
UDcOincd bullion o,ooooo
Coins Of the United States Of former
standard ,oo.
Foreign Coins oos go
100
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Amount coined during tho week ending 18Th 0'''OOO
September '" ,eo ooo
n
""'O"ou $SO3O0O
Ihcgve0 YoJh dmereon, speaking OF a,o.,.
Ior mail dePrcdstons OF the Postmaster and Ass,nf p,'
master a. Wythe COmfhOuse, Vreinis s,vs. ~ wy
ibe Globe does not mention whether tiese 80, III
son appointments" ''''o "eIe JACK
, nus implying that IL felony were eomp,;,fed III,
cau o. we Administration from which the aopo;ntn,n,s
nv moud be responsible. We have made inquiry for
ns sss'aeon o. the " y American snd arc enabled
'9n hI" ina, tie Postmaster in question " IS se
Pe" Iyoof ne administration Of yOhu O,iuey gyoo,s
on He IDih OF May, 1921. and fi,,t a.. t.-.y S'