Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05
THE .ST.a7,E ELECTYO.A;S.

THE ST.47E ELECTIONS.
The Annapolis Republican contests calcula-
iions--but let see how he does it.
Pemnsyluanid.-Of all the various signs we pro-
duced from the Key State the Republican notices
only the Harvest Home celebration of Blockley and
Kingsessing-ab which PoulSon and The Peiinsyi-
uanian made different estimates of numbers. We
had supposed, that the Opposition had given
up Pennsylvnna--they might as well do it with as
good grace as they can-for, it will be certainly
lost TO them.
M,0 York.-The Republican, riumplanlly re-
ers 10 the municipal elections of certain towns i'm
that Satebut has the Republican yet to learn that
on questions of Banks aud Credit, the iotcns may
go one way, and the yeomanry the other? Thus.
when the Opposition first heard of the vote in Mo-
bile they raised the 10 Pecan, and claimed the whole
Stale of Alabama. But Alabama has. gone with an
overwhelming majority against ihem-and mote
II be, ms we are persuaded it will be- in The State of
New York. Never has her Democracy been more
thoroughly reused and resnlved; as we gather from
the numerous and animated popular meetings of her
counties.
North Carolina.-We refer the Republican TO tho
estimated majority for the Administration, which is
made for us by an intelligent Member of her Legis-
ature which appears below. lie has never de-
cevc u.s.
.4tubdma.-No test (cres the Republican)-Why?
Because the battle was fought Modification, and
not on the grea, Wing principle. This is trihng
with It's readers. The .Ntaifers one great branch
ofthe Coalition party-Beat them in Alabama, and
you beat the Opposition. Hence, it is given up on
nate of the u. S.
Georgia.-The cheering letter we gave of her po-
tics, the Republican nsciibes to the Secretary of
State Not so But it comes from another of her
distinguished CiliZens-not distinguished" as the
d'stingues of our "Whg'' are, when their names
have scarcely passed beyond the boundaries of their
counties, but travelled over the whole Union.
puginia.-The Republican" sneeringly refers
us TO our own Dstrict-and il has been so; for
Richmond has carried every thing about her. Mr..
Robertson, an enemy of the Bank, elected.
we grant you, without opposition; but the friends
of the Administration have not vet given up
the ship.-We were beaten, it is true in the last
Spring; for, we had Pancs contend WITH and the
most onnous Predictions and Protests and in some
counties, division among the candidates-But the
people are ralying; and they are preparing 10 i'll
siruct the very same Representatives whom they
had elected in the Spring.-We shall see!
hdand--flere again we have the senten-
ces quoted from The Indiana Democrat, which
clipped by some candid Wing, and then thrown in
to circula,ion-But we published the article itself
III the Enquirer, where the Annapolis Republican, or
our candid Friend ofthe Fredericksburg 4rena might
have seen the whole OF it.-And there the Democrat
expressly says, ;hat Noble elected by the Jack
son Pany.-We refer the Republican, ALSO to the
Connersyille Wachnan for proofthat The election of
Governor III Indiana, was no sort of test Of party
polilics-and all the members of Congress arc
Administration men.-The same remark applies to
the Missouri Election, where on Opposition paper
admits, that there is Of chance Of electiDg
any but a Jackson Senator-and that the choice will
our friends "Heads up'-and 10 the .4,ndpoLis
+ can, that differ we may in our politics and
oul calculations, let agree differ and discuss
the matter, like Gentlemen:
NORTH CAROLINA
Extract Of letter TO the Editors IF the Enquirer from
Correspondent, and a Member Of the Legislature
IN North Carolina.
"Aug both. 1884,
81 accidentally stumbled on a lae wig dsy or go
since and 10 gsncir IFS columns my eye arr
resed by the triumphant ejaculation, North Carolina
sbe ie npsf
when rouseJ Browns e cion takes place this winter,
and is alleged, that he will be defeated and succeeded
oy Gov braneh.".-Ths, indeed, is Of the Old
North State "Norih Carolina has done noby" Granted
But II is alleged, that Brown will be defeated by
Brsnch-.aHged by whom! The Wig, doubtless, has
been the first to make this eEsion Welt we have the
dtg0fd-but something ele required ensure ccnv
toi'the dHegnfd and the pTobdta correspond,
ee mere IS no possibility Of favorable verdict The
without the other, is "sound aud fury signfying
notbing"-cannon without bsl-he explosion s remen-
dous the effect Dohing-6ruinm fulneu. Such is pre-
cey The character Of The grand flourish INDUCED in by
the Whiganother melancholy evidence OF the uuIortn-
tendency of bad habits TOO faey restrained and OF
the danger incurred, wh,n tits attempted even 10 Glib
with magnsniniiy" about matters ile understood; and
which, Tor The want OF impartial and correct sources OF in
understand.
"Tbe North Carolina elections have resulted ali who
knew any Thing about The political character Of the State
ana US Won'eu principles OF action anticipated they would
result Dur people slow anger-They we're slow
TO sngef when John G. Calhoun, with ambition glow.
ing IKE the heat OF "ZEnas sohefc cd free, would have
driven them in'o Nuliiicaton-They have been tqualy
ss slow 10 anger when the Mr.. Calhoun, with Clay
webster, and Leigh, would drive lf into IN
handed support Of that great moneG power, which las
set itself up ordinate with The Government and all
ready auogaDiy talks Of lis rights and lis privileges a. IL
IL endowed with foil, free aud independent sove.
fegny. But Moth Csfoina Is earnest, Hhen rousedl--
yes She Is tdfnes hen called rally around ancient
principles and tie much abused psoi-wbo after fbey
have been almost consigned 10 The tomb by those 10
pretended once 10 love aud cherish HEM is
10 resusctaie them aud introduce them once more into he
/ &C ton Of the Government Upon tie people OF North
Carolina all tbe pancspeeches Of The coalition have urn-
ed out TO be L0ves labor LOST Neither panic stricken
nor Bank-fidden, they have been "sow 10 anger" and
have been "roused" only by desire 10 the Con-
si'uon, and sustain those Who through evil as well AZ
good report, have quaed NOT, and iougb the good fight
other loop which to hang hope, than North Carolina
Bedford Brown, oibef good old fashioned Republic
can will be returned 10 Tie Senate Certainly not Gov.
Branch. His ExcelIency the Secretary Of the Ma
w, does not 60 into the Legislature strongly enough
dorstd, 10 justify he expectation that be will presume
seek, much less That he secure, elevation 10 anu
Office. Tie was elected after tie uniting personal
appliances and eoadcsceDsons which must have been pc
cnbary Illuminating 10 who had been accustomed 10
the soi seals IN the high places Of the Government by
majority Of only fourteen voss His opponent plain
planter, Of moderate mcansiew advantages OF educaon
-upskilled In the Of words; 80 much 90, IN
able 10 address The people oil dufiog the csnyass-anA
who had before been candidate for any thing
Such the facts YETI Gov BIS election is hailed a.
triumph, and he IL be the lever by which Bedford Brown
is 10 be ~ 81 from h scat in Tic Senate e. tie ss's