Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

element at the present election has been rs great % that
wheh prevailed two years since. and the has
oeen wan the unon party, II - lair 10 conclude that had
our hlends not been driven out OF the State should
have been equal ia numbers TO opponents. Chores.
ton Patriot
OHIO
From Mr. Lytlvs disuict, Hamilton county we have
particular Information The defeat Mr.. I.ye was T.,
onIy The senier msjor,y o l. votes and AZ
OWING 70 some diicDiy 10 the candidate Tor Sheriff.
immediately on learning ie result. MIR Lyle with hon.
orahlr prompiiudc rendered ls resignation 10 ,h. Cove
nor that the 'nhshens OF his disii, might an o-
pofnni'y oi choosing Representative whose views should
more uliy coincide with those OF Aori,y than the event
OF The election gave him right suppose the case
with his own This honorable couurt IL ,o mon. al a.,
those " lao know Mir. LYLE had tish TO exper, non,
hin Frank, Ingenious, ardent sni siug minded he is
Tue last man ia the world no would desire retain office
single moment longer than he rstaned the coniiir nee
ana good VIII OF those TO whom he owed lbs eievaon-
w are glad 10 learn nom on which ". have tho
utmost rs,nee that this prompt di.ineres,cd and manly
course - nightly appreciated y the democracy of Ham
il'on county who viii Immediately re-nomnaie Mr. Lyle
Tor the vacancy aud who entertain great confidence that
they sali he able elect him. Should This be Tho a.
sue OF t'c contest viii show very clearly that msif
~ OF the uhataIs oi the county are in his
how IN that case, will MIR. Beiidmy Sio,tr the Bank
candidate representing minority, think proper TO act
ooes Io' Mr.. Lyle conduct present AN example which
certain members ot the United States Senate i,om New
1c.sry might Initiate with advantage To their own repu-
'aioh, aud 10 the tue interest OF their State!
CINCINNATI, Oct i6ih, 1891
Our friend Lyle has this moment rendered his re,ua.
uon TO the Governor OF his rs member oi Congress
Tor We approaching decision. His erc on was defeated
ny the candidates tor the sheiinay by los votes when
We magnify Tor Governor Lucas l2u and upwards
aud two representatives. the State Legislature on our
ticket ELECTED.
Our friends highly approve tie taken. and aie
resolved ON new hial inStdntcr. We have n reserved
strength OF four five hundred votes which M nh
can now be bronghtso bear The party are all alive and
WIN 90 All III their power 10 re. elect Lytc.
Tue State Is safe by large maiuiiy Finley heing
beaten u has oton county speaks r0funs.-N y ~
Post. -
MASKS OFF-We have before us n letter d,,eJ a,
OPpos'on .d here as suppose you know To shulk The
Bank question, and slip or into u Bank You may
Judge OF the bad odour ia hic that institution with The
people, when tell you that Stoer who is net of Tho
BANK ana Iy'e's opponent has been obliged TO decline
on the stump. that She wi 20 Tor the renewal of The
Charter in no shape form or n,odifeationp What link
you o th~ after the temper OF the memorials from this
CNy last winter, he bring the attorney and director of
e BANK anu champion and conspicuous leader at the
meetings which procured ,hen,!"
No sooner Is the election over, how and The Rank
candidate elected Than find the following description
oil Mr. SIorer in letter from Bank partisan at Cnru.
nai, and published i'll the New York Commercial A,iyer.
tistr:
Every eXerton in the power OF man was used 10 re-.
elect MI Lyle, hut il would not do. Storcr il a Whip
OF the old school ana has always opposed Jackson He
was an Adams man Vnl then Tor Clay lie il now nm
i'h MANN favor OF internal inprov emcnts &c and
u x" tleian al line talents, WIN do honor TO his
district ia CoDgr, S." 49,
Is there AN eecor who does not believe whatever NAV
oe ue disclaimers o the Bank why candidates thai
they WILL il elected, for the INK under every emer
t by upon the government aud the great in erests
OF the country Can do which ,hry will not an
la"di or seek an advantage which thew will not aid ty
"e utmost measure OF sub.erviency?- Albany Argus.