Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04


In all probability Crane his election spill. in
the Jsckson party In the No Of the Day Demo
GRAFT lwhichcven carries it, flag, the name OF Mar
Tin Van Buren, Tor Presidency AMI gives ~ the above re-
find the biieres atacks continued upon Hell
sentein, aud encomiums upon his adversary. as ol
tow:
Judge Crane has spent the morning and rdian OF
hia day the Valley Of the Miami aud is avorAbiy known
the public Sh,I his fair fame be tarshe hy erhe-
thing Of the da>' Judge Crsne standing oppos-
ed 10 In his political creed could supper, him only
negatively that is by our opposition To the pr'dogger-
Yet 1--WE believe the Judge TO he oil statesman than
politician. being too honest Tor he later While wc
concede 10 him. and all others their political views. we
maintain wi sincerity; although at This time we
have made sacrifices Tor the principles laid down by
Jefferson, aud inculcatcd 10y Rtenhouse."
Is il wonderful that with such spirit OF dissenon in
their ranks. the Administration should have been
beaten In the District!
LytIc will probably walk The course the coming
election. A late letter from Cincinnati in tie Baltimore
Patriot inimates. hai Sorer will not oppose him.
NEW YORK
The great contest for Governor. Members Of Congress-
and of the Legislature &c, commenced yesterday. and
will continue until Tomorrow evening We expect a
violent struggle, and Triumphant mljo rty. Never have
che parties ia that State been completely organzedsd
more meetings heidi greater exertons put
DOR a. In the city of New York, the contest is mn ardu
aud the result more doubtful than in any Other part
o the State. We un'rrsaIl by private letters, that bm
u almost entirely merged in pocs-an that scarce
" any thing else il atiended TO. hut the elections In AL
bany, large meeting. have been held by both PARTIES
and nothing that is caculated to and animate their
tiends has been prcternteJ. The Wings OF New York
have tho boat Ohio up the Hudson as lar Al
bany fire constant slues the river and 100 guns
at Albany. for the victory in Ohio The Republicans OF
Albany turned out Wedne.d " lat, in pursuance
OF the recommendation of great meeting at the Cali
toll and fired salute OF 100 guns sin honor OF the
regent democratic uumpls in MAINE, NEW JER-
sEy PENNsrLvANrA GEORGIA, ard OHIo."-But
the City OF New York il tho theatre OF unparalleled
excitement aud cxer,on A correspondent OF the Phs.
depha Inquirer & Bank and Wing oga) publishes let
from its correspondent in New York, who says that
seven the old and nirmnen who have not participated
in politics for yeasmay he fastening 10 the
uinctS, T.
sing 10 the propecl II IL in vain give opinion
10 e results hav. conversed with the leaders OF both
parties, aud they admit that all is doubt aud uncertainty.
Very little money has been venured on the isse in bets,
but thousands have been laviscd in preparatory arrange
men,s-in securing aid from other Siatesin transpa.
rencies, banners. nighsuppsrs and so forth Business
- comparatively speaking, al stand-merrh nts. me-
chancs. lraesmen AMI day aborers, have all given them
selves up TO excemsn', and As you pass through the
streets, stop at the Is amusing disinerested
and calm spectator to i.ten the various specuaions OF
the high aud low from the rich merchant down TO the
humble carman."we hail the doubts oil this N ew
Yorker, as a sign OF victory Tor the Administration.
no means have been spared 10 rouse up the spirit OF the
citizens oil New York. Meeting after meeting-and
thousands alter thousands have crowded together TO pass
resolutions aud animate each other. great meeting OF
the Wing Merchants held evening-and OH
Tuesday evening, another meeting OF the Wings (puHed
up by The Evening Star TO 10 IL 0o0) held at Ma
s1ne ua''' LOT ,he purpose OF receiving anu saneuonng
resolutions which were unanimously passed, was the ol-
lowing:
Rcsoiced, That il he nded TO the mechanics
OF the city to abstain from their usual occupations the
three days OF the election aud devote themselves
usvey TO the cause of the Constitution and the Coun-
Ey."
On the other hand, the Democracy OF the city are in
fac piritss They have had meetings TO celebrate past
victories, and TO prepare Tor future uuuips. The last
one was held at Tammany Hall Thursday night, to
celve the nominations The crowd wss Immense The
entire ticket unanimously accepted. The follow ing
among other resolutions were adopted.
"ResotUed, That we hold the NC election TO he enc
In which the principle involved, whether shal
Time 10 live under present. happy of go
vcnment, under Administration which will be rcgu
lated by and depend on, an arbitrary aud yrannical
None yed Aris'ocracy, viz the United States Bank
"Resoiced, That the official al press by
Chief Magistrate ought TO ene him TO the love snd graz
ude OF every true friend OF his country, especially his
vlrtuous and determined opposition 10 the United Safes
BANK ny winch means he has been instrumental in pre-
serving The iuure liberties OF his country that great
est curse 10 all free Governmentsa moneyed de. pos
"Resoired, That the continued hostility manifested by
The Bank press against the character OF worthy Vice
President, endears him the to the Democracy OF his
naive State, and furnishes additional evidence OF his
tnucd devotion 10 the rights aud liberties OF the People
"Resoiosd That the bill to regulate The Gold Coin il
traugh with important advantages TO the People
OF the Union. and that the Gener. Administration is entI-
tied TO our thanks Tor the energy zeal and talent display
Ell ~ securing its passage in opposition TO the exeion OF
"Resoioed. That highly approve of the measures
adopted by the great conservative meeting held Tam
many Hail. TO preserve the peace OF the city aud sim
cereiy trust tha, they may coucract The dangerous
dency OF the resolution close the
adopted At M'sonic Hall by tho Bank party.
"Resofced That enze in tie Leaders the pre-
sent Bank Party the individuals who have consis-
es;!y opposed lilo Democracy Of tho country in NIL their
important struggles. and that their seieriiS.,
honored name oil fling will only 10 increase tho
odiun their former dcceptions had secured.
ReSoiDed That the question be determined tlc
suing contest is, BANK No BANK and that every at.
tempt OH the part OF The adherens oil ovefsadowing
monopoly to Disguise tie real issue from the people will
prove ahorve.
I(eSOfUed That recommend 70 the Dcmocra attic elec
tors OF the city aud county OF New York, the hest
means OF preserving the public tranquility during the APP
preaching election, pedccaby and quietly TO pursue their
usual ayocaiions, rcserying tercfom sufficient tune only
10 enable them TO OF their dearest and valua-
bic privileges the elective franchise.
Resofved THAT parents, masters guardians belong
ing TO the Democratic family, having minors under their
care, be requested TO enjon upon them the necessity
rerainng from resotng TO, and interfering the polls
ring the tee days OF election, and thereby deprive
opponents OF the opportunity Of saying should any unui
exist, riot was cau-ea by apprentice boys"
3nt Notwithstanding the precautionary measures which
are proposed by these Resolutions and the Proclamation
ol the Mayor, recommending the Electors TO cou6ne
dread the DenoutBeHf. We lcsr the spirit is toe
highly excited TO permit the struggle pass aasy with
out violence snd blOodslied.
MISSISSIPPI
The indications from bis State decidedly ominous
the dcics, OF POndextc snd o! percmplory instruction.
being passed the other u s. Senator, Mir Black The las
No Of the "MissPpian" we have received lot The 1Oli
Oc ~ crowded witt, the pfoce eJngs OF public
amt various articles indicative OF the fsng spirit OF III,
People The Meeting in Coyinglon county, passed ht
following resoluions
"hesoiced, That we have confidence IN Geo Poin
dexter, believing that lie has wiliuly on
wishes aud best interests in the Senate OF the United
States, aud instruct the Representative FROM this county