Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29

tngly proclaimed to three months ago. ta there were
MOI fifteen Jsckson csnddate received one hun
dTed and eighty four Republican votes, being tnaioiy
OF the legally qualified voters OF the town Il being ma.
joiity Of votes tie largest poll taken in this
before, aud that when the old iRifs
died. IN this eec lou particularly The Republican party had
to contend against fearful odds, with the Bank located
among VA, aud almost oversh ing community with
is Influence; with the unng exertons of its parzans
against us Supplying all means 10 defeat us; with Bank
SHERIFF sud Bank Inspector 10 reject receire votes
sul we victorious lis true, lhat by reference 10
statement Of the poll, opponents have noinsi ,o
riy oil sixteen votes, hut IL is real We nacr ourselves
that our csndlnaie will contest ard successfully contest
his opponents seat The proceedings ola meet
ing OF the patty seem TO require II at his hands and he
~ not disappoiut their expectations
The same candidates. candidates last year; then
the poll stood Tor Mr.. Sedwel 1877 for AIR. ybart IO5
showing majority OF 90 votes against us surprising that
all the votes received this election were legal then
shows gain Tor the Re pubcan candidate OF 10 votes
But we believe that onestcenh OF the receiv by
the Bank candidat. are legal while ew the re.
lection OF large number OF legal ten6ert Tor our
candidate. With these facts aud circumstances before US
we lee warranted IN claiming the victory Tor Republican
principles.
Accounts from other counties show that this section of
North Carolina is true TO the OF Democracy
ALABAMA.
lhe returns are such 10 cheer the heart OF every
friend OF Union and State Rights la almost every county
the Union party elected by overwhelming maiores;
he odous doctrine OF nuics,on has been every where
denounced by the will of indignant people, while those
Caoalisls aud revolutionary ntiguers, Clay, Calhoun
o. WIN their poweIess abettors Moore Lewis,
leir supporters in this ate, are lett in q palsied
aud declining minority; The ADMINISTRATION of Jack
sou is triumphant, and Wm r. King the able and et.
neeht hepubcan and Senator, will be rewarded With
The acclimaon OF Z" well done, thou good aud faith.
iui servant, by a vote OF at least so out OF I2O
IN me Legislature Let JdsfS, however, speak for Them
selves In Tuscaloosa the Union party elected their
h,e members by overwh elming average msjorty OF
ooo Plekens which heretofore rather quinted
Nuihhc"'ou tie whole Union ticket is elected-ssy
our members, by majority OF 10 800 votes-In Green
me Union party has majority OF 3 to lin Marengo,
the whole Union ticket, say members is elected-In
10 - he
IN Dallas la Pike, party has by about 500
maj)riiy.The same r. suit in Chambers Tajl,Ie.a and
be"'on--Ih he same in Sumper, Washington and Clark
me same In Bhb, Shelby, Jefferson aud Blount.
In NORM Alabama, elmosl every will send Union
men, pledged 10 support VIM. X. King. NJ adIson will
send SIX Jackson seven, Lauderlae four, Limestone
out Ct 4-Lawrence the same.--Frankln, Marion, Fay.
eWee aud st. Clair, will send all Union jackson men,
inns phaldnx oil "gooj aud true will support King
anu TIE most OF them, while candidates, pledged the
selves 10 cote tor Nuier for any office In Mont
gomey. which has been so long under this tyraunical
yoke The moderate party in the ascendant Would that
we could give good OF oh Auauga heretofore
so sanncb and true to The doctrine Jefferson Union
he Union candidates, although gifted with superior talents
| possessing characters above reproach, alter manly
Struggle Tor the maintenance Of those principles which
our fathers bIed, have been defeated. Their defeat
W, Is on'y temporary. Such worth and intelligence,
tcin bear down opposition. Light cannot be hid under
hushe Their Senator, after 20 years Of public service
IN ABLY sustaining the Republican cause. and supporting
the doctrines o, Thomas JeiI,rson has been beaten nv
man, whose chief claim 10 thai Off is that he is Cal
noun 1FaiiIter Letthe people of Autauga look this
when The phrenZy OF party snimoy has died away aud
reason resumes her proper sway, persuaded they
viii ee that injustice has been done him The important
measures he has had passed Tor the benefit OF the people
VIII be tea when this generation shall have passed away
10 the Union party Of that county, would say, be Of
good cheer; although you beaen il is only shor,
season he good cause has tiumphed thrDu ghout the
stare, anu IL VIII triumph there.-.HonfgOme .4dU.
INDIANA
Governors E1ectiOn-Ths recollection Of Governor
Nooe Affords matter of great rejoicing few Of
politicians lnd ,napois The Governor has certainly
received very h,tteTing vote and presume that he I'M
uer"ns DISTINCTLY 70 whose berality he his maio
my ne by course OF respectful attention to many of
The jackson party had made many warm personal friends
among them, who, when they vote, voted full
Jackson ticket for county officers leaving the vote for Co
vernon and L. Governor on the other side al its head
Ohers voted without reference party eievng that
he election at this iime had but lille connection with
general politics. Governor Noble had served one term
and many pleased with his administration, and
thought but right 10 record their appreciation his acts
by allowing him 10 out his constitutional term Be-
sdes these considerations he the had
beaten Judge Read, aud many voted song side
And 1t Is also true, that Governor Noble has great
amount oil personal popularity and interchangeable in cleo
uoneering so that, take it all in ALL il is but little dispa
ragement to Judge Read beaten by him. the fact be-
ing believe, that man in the state could have beeo
found who was able 10 beat Governor Noble Since the
election has terminated in favor Of Governor oble am,
pleased 10 see his majority large oae because puts to
ies TIE Idea hat some windy politicians would propagate
they COULD that is evidence Of the strength ofpar
Ties on the great question which has recently divided The
people. II The majority had been one or two thousand
votes ihen they might have hoped he able 10 deceive
HE public at distance; but supposiIion now at once
seen 10 be preposterous and the greater the majority the
greater the proofs. Indianapolis Democrat.
The .Ne,o Gold Coin-The Opposition papers. after
cauonng the people not 10 handle hs gold coin and
hnhing 'htir cautions unavang, have comp aned gre-
vouy because The cap has been removed from the he ads
OF Liberty on one sde and the omitted on the oher
side oil The new coin, until the next year The following
letter from Mr. Moore, Director OF the Mint to the
Treasury Department. is interesting relation to the sub
ject.
MINT THE UNITED srArEs,3
Philadelphia, 9th July, 1884
SIR: The certified copy OF the act relative TO the Gold
Coins OF The u States forwarded with your letter of the
9tb, has been received.
In regard to your suggestion Of aiixing 10 the Gold
coinage after the 3si INST the date the month 10 de-
gnae the new coins from others of the current wear
pave respectfully 10 observe that for the purpose of such
desgnanon The has been directed execute new
dles ~ witch two improvements contemplated for some
years past shall be introduced; i omission of the
words "E Flufbus Unum," the reverse; the other s
the substitution OF new head OF Liberty without the dress
cap-'he hair being only restrained by the cincture
bearing the inscription, "Libedy"
The cap has 10y many been regarded az attended for
the classic cap Of Liberty and under this idea has
ed avor, proper 10 he retained even with some who
nave not been inseDsble that ii impaired the beauty of
ihe CON- nave, however, 10 remark, that the cap on
our coins was not designed TIE Liberty Cap IL WAS
no. introduced the silver coins until about the wear
loC6' aud was then copied from what was considered
handsome specimen OF head dress Of that dav
On Tie gold coins cap dbeen Introduced from The first
which has certainly some resemblance TO the usual form
OF the Cap OF Liberty. Il ain, however, satisfied from
several considerations, and indeed the direct assur
auce OF Mr.. Eckeldt the chief coner who last been
familiar with Tie whole subject fhe FIRST that il was
not so intended When cap introduced, as before
stated on e silver CON- ihaton the gold conormed