Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-02


OF the congressional esentson to command the
Of that State in te House. Of the Of their
plan 10 bring the Presidential election into Congress; and
here they have lost every being able 10 bring in
even a momgrei Or doubtful Jcckson man
To these elections will presently succeed those OF the
glorious star OF The Eastwh c both Boston and the Ink
have South TO buy TO the coslion-he New York |
elecon-thc Ohio eeion-,he Pennsylvania election
the Jersey eleciio-and the Georgia ectiou In
all Of these Democratic States we look Tor gil rious vico-
nes-and from the intelligence we have received, can
assure the Democracy OF The union that fall elections
VIII close the year with uiumphs.-Gi06e.
ILLINOIS.
The Vsnlia Advocate of the 10th furnishes the last
returns; I'VE give below the returns from forty counties
by which 1t viii be seen that Gen. Duncan Is elected
Governor COL jenkins Lieut. Governor, an Messrs Rey
nods. Casey and May. TO Congress al staich friends
Of the Administrations"
The Cincinnati Republican OF August l6h gives the
most cheering accounts:
DEMOCRACY AFLoAT.-"The people of Ohio are
walking up the chalk OF democracy with spirit and an
aacry enough do ones heart good In our own county
OF Hamilton, the democrats OF the country, the Jolly old far
mers, have taken tue matter into their hands,
have determined 10 60 the "whls hog" Hamilton county
will present democratic phslanx at the next October
election that be withhold by the aristocracy no
how they can fix IT, We TO elect our whole de-
mOcratc ticket by oiiy somewhere in the neghhor
hood Of thousand. JefIe couny Is also on the 0ui
rre. The democracy there have made their NOMINATIONS
for the coming election and, far are acquainted
with the character Of the candidates, they unexcep
tonable both regards their private political stand.
ing. Harrison county also doing wei having nominal
ed our old democratic friend. Col Daniel Kilgour Con
Old Butler has just held convention aud has out
Mr. Vance for the Senate, and V. d. Engert and W. Is.
Vanhook for the House. She will show her-elf worthy
oil her reputation IN October The ruth is the pun living
fire OF democracy is bursting in every part the
State. Our enemies will fnd Irresistible"
PENNSYLVANIA
The "Harrishurg Reporter" of last Friday expresses
nothing but hoYe and resolu ion:
Our political friends in this county sangune in the
highest degree The ticket selected by the county con-
veniion Is good one, aud will receive support which
cannot il it's la the yressiona
district the prospect - equally encouraging The demo-
Gratis OF Dauphn and Lebanon arnng for the contest,
and the Bank candidate will have little favor TO expect;
from people who opposed all moned
and who regard The exs ing Bank OF thu United States
dangerous their liberties aud al war with the prnci
piles and form oil the Constitution
" The account. which reach from all sections OF this
Commonwealth, are oil Me most cheering character Our
democratic brethren actively engaged prep ,ring Tor
the contest which at hand and they fully appreciate the
important considerations which that conflict will
mine. Should the Bank OF the United States succeed
It's nischeyous designs its rule would be permanently
established aud no hope no redemption would be left
With the chains OF the despo cited upon necks
ever CALLING they might be, il would be lot bear them
with uncomPlaining patience But uobler result is be
lore u.s. he people VIII not submit The encroachmens
OF powerful moneyed aristocracy, but, rising in their
majesty, they will crush blow, the power which, go-
ryng in its strength would reduce then, to bondage
"ihe Democracy OF the country end OF the
ouion 10 The other is nervng its energies TO put down the
bank-an institution that has proved itself unworthy OF
existence, and most dangerous power in republican
Government an nsIiiu on that has attempted cramp
and parayze the industry and enterprise of naon for
u e-
cess'y OF proongng IT'S existence and extending its power
Some oil the ami Masons, say they are neither or nor
against The bank Those that Tor us, agans,
u.s. and those that are not opposed 10 the bank in
oil it, Let renecing community think this Our ne 1t
election determines the question. bank 6ank-The
democratic party opposed TO the bank and tho " ho on
pose the democratic party, the friends OF the bankLe,
them rel CT and let them choose which they will support
DEMOCRACY or the BANK"
NEW YORK
The N. Y Evening Post OF Friday states that il had
that morning letters well informed persons in vari.
Gus parts of this State, all Of which represent
ing The prospects Of The democratic party in the
cheering light. republican in Duchess county writes
as follows Il reside in the part of the county in
the old town OF Beekman now called Union ale This
town formerly strong federal town. and sed to give
majority Of FIVE TO for that ticket la 1928 the tos
seSS % @s s the Es SiSe s sIeS
T%, uoNo', an administration majority OF from 25 10 40
rms IS The decided opinion our friends geueraIlv Tho
Bank Is well understood TO be the main question and the
more The people reflect upon The subject the ,eir
hosty 10 The continuance Of the present nsti,n,on ~
The establishment OF any oher in ills Mac. ,hinL
our average majority in this county may be safely So,
Gown al from oOO to SOO Another respectable and intel
hgeht member OF party, residing in Duchess county
says Il believe Duchess will give majority of At sssi
aoo, nothing should Interrupt the harmony Of the demo
publishes also letters from Albany and Putnam conn
uts, aou rom Foughkeepsie, which animated with lie
spirit, ihe Putnam CORE spondent saws:
!" j he great eHJts TO control the eIecions b,, Lh
ana corruption seems be by the electors and
Run 'ese efforts viii react with great effect upon the
p"hA eaneIs and their paHiZans. The atrempt 10 sen,
ra.E 'he bf'k question from the falsely named "Whigs"
will not succeed. That party under every mama f.
oeen the friend and advocate II that cerrpt and
so'e corpora ION The people know this and thew know
s,so 'hat the attempt TO get rid of the odum which s
nanN men, ne supporters must bear is merely for puruo
ses connected with the approaching election No disgns.
"hch The opponents Of the General aud STATE Adn;n;s
~aon may assume will deceive the democracv Of ,li
country. Whether as Federalists Peace PaS,v men
Peoples men, National Republicans or Wbigs II c,, ~,
S',n me on enemy IF REPUBLICAN PRINcIprrs onJ
'0"' oe resisted as such, aud beaten as usaaLi"
m RHODE ISLAND
ne election oil an u. S. Senator is to come on bolo
me next Legislature. We scarcely be worsied Nj
hngh is al present in the sest and II the Oonosi,ion
carried The Legislature Ill only he as we
Inc ~ Times says: "1he accounts thus far receiyed
are contradictory but they all agree in one Thing Thai The
woe ~ JOINT ballot OF the Legislature will be Close one
ne " mig papers claim al ont of 49, gentleman WHO
yesterday, gives us ~ This DAVIS mail Is III louL
,ess oIng authentic accounts" The ~ " Post ssvs
inc Opposition claim to have majority of tl,eir canG
dates returned TO The legislature by The result of ,b
e'ecuon bn The truth Is, The are not sufcient
complete 20 so" OF correct estimate being made From
no complexion oil those published, IL seems not unlkeIv
"' ne bank party have small majority but tho mic
hy can be bat small either side and il il bv M
ceren on which side il preponderates Tomorrow viii
PVo'oiy give US lu aud certain information"
m LOUISIANA ERECT
lhe following Is from the New Orleans Bee Of fine I9
politics: " '"' "P'eJ
GENERAL RIPLEY While the contest WA mend |
ing IN be Second Congressional District for nember r.
Congress we did not feel ourselves au,osd In aLs go
Pdil IN IT, or obuude advice upon The good neo, -
hS! seenon, as 10 whom they should choose ,egar,ng
sun Couuc' on our part az highly grauilous indecorous
s'I improper IL was with these feelings tat I've na;,
ia % sIc. silence leaving unanswered several articles