Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-17


Sixty. 1.-two counties yet 10 be heard from.
So lar the returns have been received for Members
@ ne Legislature, the Union tickle, has prevailed in the
counties oil Baldwin, Bib, Chatham, Crawford. Filing
ham, Hancock, Liberty, Jasper Mcintosh, Richmond.
Twiggs. Washington Wilkes, Houston, Jones, aud Bull
Ioch Iu the counties OF Is, yam, Burke Clark, Couinbs
Greene, jefferson. I.ucoin Muscog,e, Putnam, ton,
Scnven, and 4,urens the State Rights Ticket has
eeeded In Warren Ani Mouroe the Deieg aons are d-
viLed The results in favor OF the Union party, in
OF the counties, is remarkable. Ia Newton county, the
State Rights Senator has succeeded b, about l23 msoriy
aud last year. Neal beat tho Uuion candidate two hun
.lred aud y three votes The Ch.reston Courier says,
that 'n Chatham county, (Sdvardh) last year, DIR. Dam
iel' the Modification candidate Tor Senator. was elected
Cumming, the Union candidate, by majority OF l6
votes, and Crawford, tue Modification candidate Tor Co
vernon, received majority OF III votes over unpkin. his
opponentihs year, Union candidate for Senator is
2SS votes ahead of his opponent on tho Representative
Ticket the lowest Juion candidate is 200 votes sead Of
the highest Nue; aud on the Congressional Ticket tho
swest Union candidate il 260 votes ahead Of DIR. Dsnel
the highest Nuiier 10 Bryan county last year, Crsw-
ford for Governor obtained 90, aud umpkin, (Unon but
voteshis year the the Congressional Ticket Ia
nearly equally divided, small majority however, being
given every Union candidate except three two OF whom
tie the highest OF their oppouens aud the State Rights
Ticket FOL the Legislature has succeeded by majority Of
but Tor Senator and plurality oil but for Representa-
i've. la EHingham county the change has been still
gratifying; Crawford having got 1872 votes for Governor
last year, aud Lumpku, (Uuior) but votes. while th.
year the Union Party have carried their Senator and Re-
preventative TO the state Legislature and nearly equal
iy divided the Congressional vote With the opponents
In Richmond county, (.9ugustd) the Globe states
"Mr Adams got the gtestes proportion OF his Presidential
concentrated aud enabedIsst winter get up pauic
memorial for the Senate. Hero MIR. Wilde, The most
prominent OF tho Bank Tory ticket. has his residence
Add yet the coalition OF Bank, aonAs aud Null6ers
defeated by l'ger majority than aous friends
anucpaed"-In Baldwin (nhere hillcdge vile is) sour
(says the 'Fcderst Unon) has achieved tr-
umph: Modification p'ostras We trust that in
Baldwin, Nul!c I'll be hsld in contempt and abhor-
renceThe Macon Telegraph says, ha"rhc strife which
has so long and deeply sgiaed tho State Is closed in
the Ballot Box. The result la this county is glorious. The
People have examined the prcicnces OF Nuilc aon and
consigned IL to obioquy The NuliIhers used great ex-
erions 10 give II lair appearance possible aud e
ed II over witt, great adroncss But 't~oud not all do
An end TO the OF deception srrivo Things
must bc viewed as they Heretofore the people, with
on, examining tho merits Of Notification, have suffered
themselves to he deuded by its specious preence But
that time is passed. aud lis fate sealed ia Bib. (where
Macon I'D Ii may be considered a hual blow. Last
year 1910 votes Toe Senator polled, OF which
her tho Union candidate received 525, aud the Multi
tying candidate 5I5. This year 1913, OF which the Union
candidate received Ga aud the Nuler 1923, making
increase Tor tho Union party Poporoning the decreaSe Of
votes oi LOG! Well may the Nuiisrs say their prnci-
pies going ahead--doDn hW-when they lose II6
votes IRON 545 in year Bhb has revived her long
dormant SPIRIT aud spoken Mh voice that i'll resound
the eXtremites OF the State. Anxousy have the people
around waited the result Of election here III
hail that result as the TRIUMPH OF RiNCIPLE."
The returns om the Western counties are expected TO
he still more decisive ia favor oil tho Uuon ticket Tho
Savannah Georgian says, " II such the
exertons oil the Friends Of Union throughout the STATE,
there will BIO TO regret that the advocates oil Null
LITIGATION advanced that odious doctrine in State. Tue
late election will show that Georgans ssrve i,n
tators OF the would he great OF South Carolina but
that, understanding tho principles OF their Government,
tey require net political crusaders from other States 10
teach them that this that is the doctrine. So far
az VIC have heard personal predictions have yielded
the dictates OF principle" The Augusta .I,t
states that CAS- the Congressional returns received
are from some oil the prnc pal State Rights countless IL is
placed beyond any doubt that tho Union ticket for Con-
gress is elected by large majority" We do
ndop, all the above Cassilicsions. Some OF tho State
Righs candidates are NuHiers, quasi NulIif-
ers but they are not all so. lew OF them may
plain like Tom Moore's bird. They their defeat 10
their being found in bad company. All the NulIifers
Georgia rallied around the State Rights cLot-and its
defeats al evidence OF the fall OF utilization in Georgia
CONNECTICUT
Secms 70 have asiooished all parties. Tho last N. Y.
Evening Post says 1.-The result OF the Come ton
Is nov known as nearly eii can be, until the official
vasshail be published According the BAuk party
siaemen their ticket has succeeded but by I67 majority
on tho lowest candidate and 2T2 the highest Last
sPrng the anii.Jackson majority ia Connecticut the
Senatorial ticket 500S, aud tho msjory OF Foot over
Edwards, the Democratic candidate for Governor, was
1867. clear accession oil xrly SIX 10 tie
ranks OF the democratic party in less than six months
certainty result OF the most highly gratifying character
From the auspcious OF this election broug shout
as II has been, by radical and thorough change in the
sentiments OF the people Of Connecticut questions
OF natural moment does not require TO be OF a
sanguns temperament 10 anticipate the most complete
victory 10 tho next spring contest. Bets not
aumcn's, but merely evidences Of confidence; and IL
Is only In this point OF view that mention Of
thousand dollars, money steked, which was made
Saturday, by an intelligent merchant Of Hartford with
BAnko OF this city, that tia democratic party would carry
the State OF Connecticut al the election. We have
assurances from OF most respectable friends
which tend TO Increase this feeling of confidence The
change which has taken place in the sentiments OF the
people Of that State IS sad 10 be occaoned local
causes or questions OF temporary interest," but from gene.
ra feeling OF strong rcprobaon OF the pursued by
tile Bank, Of alarm at the extent Of its polite power aud
disgust az the extent and shame Of s bril-
bory add corruption. SOme Of opponenIs attempt
console themselves for the smashing result they have
expcfencedin Connecticut by saying, that the Bank party
TOO confident OF victory, did not generally forward
te polir This excuse however happens, unortuuA
TO have not the slightest foundation In truth. The vote al
the late eeciion is probably the largest given
~ tile State. Tho returns npefiecily reported
show an aggregate OF 80 3e5 votes which, Of ITSELF Is 926
more than the whole OF 1892. There are twelve
towns from which only the mAjorites are returned -
ported together with ali the anti votes think
81 moro than probable that will he found that votes
have been poed az this present October contest than In
any previous election"
The New Haven Register humorously describes "ihal
Election as neck and neck bat the Federal neck lille
he fongrsi"--"rbe democrats have succeeded in eve
rounies, aud the ederass IN three. The federal sjo
ties as lar as heard. thus:
in New. Haven county, complete, BIO
Iitchield, except Cornwall Kent and Warren, 20s
"!ndam, except Thompson, Woodstock aud Kill
lingy, 81
7sl
The democratic maorites are
ljn Hartford county, complete, 2
faitheld, do. do 22
Miidesex, DO do 262
.tollani, except Wellington and Union, I24
Ne"-LondoD, except Monville aud Sonngton. 127
557
Federal majority. 1877