Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-21

That Gin 1892, George BurJ. Eq, elected Jack.
sou man. His tsite-sne taught his consiiiuens io
g'ossiy they had been d. ceved aud they will select man
IN whom they eopije. their candida az the Co.
gressionai eeeuos Our correspondent in this dsirc,
says, the jackson party here will make
nomination shosy-seyefai persons spoken Of and
amongst them. Gen. W r. Smyth and Job Mann They
are good men aud true Whoever may be nomnsed iii
be elected without doubt Buds has en- ely rle-
mated The feelings oi his old iriend; he will
| ably be defeated"
| .Ninef,enth ID w es,inoreisnd and fniiana for.
nier Harrisburg Reporter stated sthst John Klins.a
smith, Ed has been nominated by the delegates OF the
democratic party asscmhied in coun'y convention III,
competitor is the Hon Richard Coulter. wo has ,pre
sened that district nr many years. aud who possesses an
extraordinary share OF personal popularity. Ou
casions during the last session oil Cougie MIR Coulter
recorded hs vote with the Opposition party, until the re-
nsa' OF the United States Bank permit the committee of
investigation 10 examine into the nature OF her business.
snh The manner in which her ssirs had been
From that time. Mr. Coulter took DECIDED stand
the Bank, and in excellent speech gave il a. his de-
hoerAte opinion. 'h't she had been uniahiul agent
AMI had expressly violated her charter Mr. Coulter a
however been nominated In opposition TO the regular de-
no"rstic candidate aud he will receive the votes of all
n- prp"..non aud Ba-k nen in The district His friend.
peak confidently OF his success but correspondent ia
Ge.nsbug equally sarguine hat Mr. Kng-nsmi,h in
DE oec 3D. The Postscript OF the Reporter Friday states
inst "ihe intelligence brought IN his DAYS Western nil
coni ms that night announcing the election al
Mr hhpgensmih 70 Congress. from wrs,nioreland aud
Indiana in the of Mr.. Coulter. The n,inri,y on
ne Congrsssiona! ticket exceeds i0Ota, OF the mo-
cratic c'niida,es for Assembly up ards Of l5o0i
Twentieth D.--F~ye'te aud Grecn-The sa,ur,lay'.
.''"'o r'a'rs, havr by the evening. mail.
letter 'ron Union'own, saying hat Anirew Stewart is
defeated by Mr. Buchanan otireeu COUNTY, nv nearly
mIus1d rates Mr. s. !. the prSsea R.prescn'a'ivr.
snd IL aux nanCoi Buchanan lisa fru. lrieu, of Gen
Bank" ''
Fsom the remaining Dslrics zoe haze moi heora-
VIZ. the 2lsi, Washington, now represented by r.
nj. i. McKrnnan, Bank m.n)-ths 22i D. (Aio
ghany represented hysfiarnsr Denny. B.nk) the Odd
", tCica'hej, Jefferson Armstrong, a,h Butler NOW
represented by Samuel s. Hai,on Anti BauL)-,hr 9th
ID, Beaver aud Mercer, represented by I'm Banks
("hip) and the 25ih District (Craw frl E.ic War.
rem and Venango, Represented hy John ,brab D.no
cratic, whose re-rlrclun H. scarcely matter Of l,bA
III all these dsicts, there is a contest.
The foregoing exhibits hi. result out Of the % Dis,
uie,s not heard from la Toe other 49, the follow inv arr,
the result. SIC
Democrats .Modern IYhig,
;. u. sutherland, James Harper,
NJ. W. ASH, Joseph r. IagersoH
Juo"o f'Y, David Potts,
na.id ~. " ag"her, VIM Hester
+ B HUDLEY, Ell DARLINGTON.
III. A. Muhlenbury, Htihfgs IJ,,r;s
~ LOGAN, WIN. Clark,
Iesse "nirr, George Chambers
Andrew Beaumont,
Joseph Il Anthony,
JOB MANN,
JOHN KLiNGENsMIrH,
Col BUCHANAN
Those II" Italics and SMALL CAPITALS ara new
mcnibers-llose IN SMALL CAPITALs are Dsmo.
cra'-. aud .dmti Bank men, Who take The Mace n,
6d"h men. IL thus arppsrs, that so far as we h,y,
received '"e returns, there are Six Democratic Tri.
un'pi's already achieved in Pennsy Iyanis Ohsr lea
lures are Presented by the late Election Whore ,l.
oPpn-iiion have succeeded ia their Districts their
maJoritief, III most cases, have been rahv dim
nshed And aeau--"ln the last Congress (ays the
5iohe) there was bu, sinst the Bank in the
delegation In the present. there is still
m'J"'y oi them fer The Bank" In the next Congress
hire VIII probably he n,jmty OF Or against the
Bank This Is triumph, indeed aud upon 40 St,t.
could IL confer solid honor han on OBI penn.,Iya
MIA, who Is the seat OF tho Bank has been ridden y
.he Incubus OF power Thus pass away all The idle and
ndious p,edc'icns OF the Phladephi. Inquirer and The
Correspondents ol the n. York Star