Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-25
Richmond. Friday, July 3J.
THE PROSPECT BEF0RC TISI


greatly mistaken The Signs of the Times, if they do
not find themselves egregiously deceived i'm their
calculations Where the lairels that they are
TO reap?
Never has the Democracy of the great Key State
neen more uned--Their Press is iirm-be cele-
nfauons OF the 4 most cheering. A spirit aniuaies
'c rahNs oil The Party, that will ensure it the most
u.Us"e success The very strong hold of the Bank
VIII probably be wrested from her. The last Mon
days Philadelphia Sentinel holds ont the following
unimatiug hopes:
The Congress WILL be yort doub, ,xbii, an al.
m'nsrs'ion gait the from Prn.y snis
The seats OF Messrs. BaIniiz Coulter and Sew., Nil
TIA certainty he filled by M nLs of the A.imnisirao,
81, IN all probability will ose present ccupeJ bv
Messrs King and Burd; and IL Messrs watn,ourh and
Banks be not superseded the iormer by Ger Ash and
e ,s,'er oy AaJalanl General Power, they may bnk
sms'Nes very fortunate IL is 40, beyond the
Units OF probability. that Gen. Clarke from The ist,ict
composed OF DsuPhn and Lebanon. though personally
popular, may be left at home OF he district t. hose
members are friendly 10 the Administrator there are nor
more lhan two, or al most three, OF which there can he
the slightest doubt respecting the result AID the .,or-
P,ooaoy u.s. that Administration members wili be return.
ed even from them The refusal OF The Bank of the u
states 10 permit thorough investigation its concerns
ny me committee oil ongress and the uniusIifaLe assa
OF tue Opposition press Governor Wolf who has i.kd
more TOR the internal imp the State and Tor lie
:, h; OF education among Its citizens than any
o. lbs predecessors, have had The eff CT OF raying the
democratic party, and exciting feeling Of iniiena,iop
which will sweep all opposition before u.''
we know perfectly we'll what nre the cuunin,r
calculations of the Opposition, as 10 Pennsyynnino
that the Administration Party will be cut up between
the Van Buren, and Mclean Jackson men: and ,bnt
the Clay party, like the fox will step in carry off the
prize. But they have read the signs TO very li,I ,,,
pose, particularly the public sentiment ON the 1th
july, who does not sec, not only who is now much
the strongest man, but aso whit means will he
nuopied by the Democracy OF the State prevent all
serious collision and division i'm their ranks
In Ohio Here, also, is every indication of tle
most favorable character. "What are the prospects
there ?'-Ihis question addressed hut the other
day to one of the most intelligent politicians i'm Tho
Union-No man knows the State of Ohio better ,bnn
he does.--The answer was decisive. "No doubt of
her! Al tic fall elections, the Administration viii
sweep every thing before it,"
In NJ Tork?-The Party are uni,et-The pco
PIE are against The mammoth Bank-andhe very pa
me speeches which were made by The CabuI i'm iLe
Sennte, TO sound the public distress to breok Ler
safety Banks and To depreciate The amount of ber
canal receipts have only produced Reaction an5
r ,i ana strengthened the Republican Party-
we are assured that were they more song;,;ne
oil the election OF Governor and members of Con-
gresS, iilan they are at the approaching election
Ia, MssisSippi?-We are informed hy men of tho
first authority. that Mr.. Poiudexter CANNOT he -,
elected 10 the Senate
In Louisiana, the election for Governor mov ,o
against us, because the Opposition had selected MS
their candidate, MIR. While, one of The mosr pon,1
lar men IN the State; and because the Bank of the
u y still rules the hour among them
In Vermont the Green Mountain Rows oro It,,
mined TO contend TO the last inch. A Democrats
Convention, Of about 200, have assembled n, rho
state House in Montpelier, and organized their fn
lure movements Among other resolutions, they
adopted the following:
Hesoioed That this Convention, with no other motive
tian The common good, and other feelings than those
oil attachment and devotion TO the PRINCIPLES of
cy iand equal AID just rights and privileges of ., erv
citizen oil this Republic, have carefully and thew believe
sena'uiy examined the principles aud measures which
nave distinguished the administration Of Andre jackson.
and upon such examination they are constrained IN civ 80
mat Administration their fall and unqualified app obation.
he fOf
restore The administration of the Federal Government II,
every department, whether EAccu i've or egi.layc ~
e original principles and purity Of the Constitution;
Ny ms h'tess ia resisting The progress of corfupt;o
ana me mn icnce OF principles and measures ten'ing
70 'he establishment OF grand consolidated arisocrs,
cy upon The ruins oil State Rights by his wisdom and
deDce ID averng the proigs and xpendi,,, ~
p"pc money upon unconstitutional works OF Internal
ana IN reducing the heavy Taxation u on the
PcoPe ny an equI able adjustment OF The Tariff: in bis
decided AMI vigorous 10 check all efforts
10 the dissolution of the Union; and in his prompt veto If
the BliI to re-charr tie United States Bank and ,ba nm,
yielding stand which he has taken ag ,inst tbe aI,r
proceedings OF that institutions; has exhibited his eyoI
70 democratic principles; given unequiyocsI evidence Of
MS adchmen 10 popular rights and free institu,ons and
mas entitled himself TO the increased confidence Of lie
American People" Va ''e
In Piginia, the battle is not yet OVERTIME MOO
pie must see how little the Opposition prophets
10 be trusted-bow grossly tie public ds,resi 10
Deen eXaggerated-how firmly their Banks stand =
and how cheering is the market for their s,,nIes
ney see DOW indifferent are of the lenders of
tne OpposiuOn abont putting down the abomnahle
i,ank-and how willing some others ore IN o,o;I
themselves of several alternatives 10 extend mud
eiongaie lis charter.-They see, that although ,he
PRESIDENT IS not nfable, he is honest and pntriolic
L'nal ms great aim is his counirys good-and thar
ne IS prepared to encounter every danger in savin
me monster Which Mr. Jefferson has pronounced
10 ne OF deadly hostility to our Liberlies."-
Date' II must be confessed, is to wax warm in Vir
g'''a-and the friends of the Constitution may be-
come martyrs TO their prnciples.-But this is NO
time 10 calculate personal consequences We mus,
never despair of the Republic. The Parry are strong
md u they put shoulder to shoulder, thew tna9
carry The day-We have late letter before ,is
T,'cn "A very large majority of the citizens Of
all South western Virginia is decidedly in G,vor ~
the Administration" "