Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-19
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The Clay majoriy<in the State Legislature is
probably greater than il was ut the last session.
The Observer announces that " yacksonism is OK
tnguished in Kentucky" Who now can doubt
that Mr. Clay will he candidate at the next Presi-
dential election? The Telegraph must read this MS
one OF the iniallibe signs of the Times. We pre-
sumo from the spirit of his late articles, that il will
give him very little satisfaction.
Norm CARoLINA.-The Petersburg Constelln-
lion states, that MS fur the returns have been re-
ceived, the recent elections have eventuaed ayora-
bly, for the Administration.
New YoRK.-TIc Coalition prints are attempting
10 take the State by storm. But they need not cal
culae their accession in the city any criterion of
their strength elsewhere. 1t would be Just as in
correct as 10 say, that because they strong in
Richmond they can carry all Virg mia with them.
Within the atmosphere oil The Bank and of Credit,
the influence of the Opposition is deeply felt. But
pass the confines of the city, among the yeo-
manry of the land, different spirit is TO be ex-
pectcd. just so in New York We have seen
the movements of various counties in the State
of New York, and never have we seen q finer
spirit exhibited. The meetings crowded; tie
resolutions are bold in their churacter-tle Anti
Bank men appear perfectly confident of success.
We have before us various proceedings, ralying the
yeomany of the State around the Administrator
approving of the course of the III. of R.-reprobat-
ing the cabal in the Senate, and condemning the re-
lection of Messrs. Stevenson, fancy, &c. i'm the
most indignant terms. The Albany Argus also teens
with letters from various quarters of The State full
All our information perfectly agrees with the follow
ing opinion of the Wilmington Watchman:
elm New York, we have not shadow oil doubt 10 the
rtsn We have personal know ledge Of the politics aud
local character oil the empire Sdea knowledge acquiI
from having spent years among her citizens ia the inie
rior OF the SIse, and became familiar with their local in
eresis aud prejndices, and certain be
the result OF any cleo tion that New York will give
larger anti Bank majority, than she has yet given for the
Administration. The Opposition will gain something,
compared with The result at the last Presidential election
tie IN e
part OF the State. but in the northern and
sections, their loss will three times outweigh any gain
elsewhere Such view OF the approaching ele
and The result VIII show, il did n % and 49, which is
the prophet The U. States Gazeie or Ourselves
| PENNsYLvANIA.--Never was the Keystone of the
Arch frmer than she is this moment. Gen. Ash
has accepted the nomination of candidate for Con-
gress i'm opposition Col Watmougl. The Adj
miuistraliOn Party will swell tile number of their
Representatives at the next election. But, a most
triumphant indication of the healthy tone of the
Public Sentiment, is found in the Harvest Home
Celebrations which are spreading over the State
Of those, te last is the Harvest Home of Blockley
and Kingsessing. The Pennsylvania says of it, thar,
Upwards Of hlieen hundred democratic citizens were
present 10 ejay the fest, es OF the occasion; the
tanmen, excellent, and, at Germantown, the tables
attended by the young and charming daughters OF
friends, The democratic drners under whose the
Harvest Hoae was got up Col Henry leeoh presided
sisted by an w Thomas &c &c. The Declaration Of
Independence read by T. j. Heston, Esq, Of Block
ley; and address followed ty Col A. l. Roumiorl,
thy Of the occasion; glowing eloquent and energetic,
and had effect upon The auditory, which have been
truly CRAFTY ing TO the The Hon. Wan. Wilkins
returned The compmentso OF the company in brief and
expressive reply. He was loudly aud enthusiastically
| cheered Gen. Michael w Ash, g. NJ. DaAs, j. Is.
Sutherland, J. NJ. Read, J. r. Burden, s. +. Reed,
Esqrs and Col John Thompson, and other gentlemen adj
dressed the meeting with great effect and repeated APP
pl1usc AZ dinner variety Of patriotic and democratic
osss were gwen and several original songs sung by Mr.
Burton, Of Germantown which gave new zest The pur.
poses ct lte meeting They drew forth hearty tokens
approb ion This Harvest Home is another sign Of the
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specimen Of The prevailing feeling among the bone
| snew of the country"