Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23
Their most popular

thus added to the FeJer.l seng,h Their most ponols,
men were brought into tie field Agents were ses~r~a
through overy part OF the State. The most unparalleled
exetons were used, and oeign influence was brous
TO bear upon the election. Blu, noi,i hsiandinr all he
Republicans Of Maine have their ground aud TRI
uMPHEo.
this defeat The panic is aud they hare 6uiied
ihey cannot rally again with any hope OF success. The
oouy OF the people are sick oi their repeated attempts
70 o,eak nown The Government, aud more Than
sased ,hi their gteat desire change the Adminsra-
non l. esoisobe into love Of Office, and their
Themselves into power.-Hge
MAINE We have some further returns i,om Maine
h's 'orn's Which show result still pie asng than
our previous Intelligence Every additional return adds
10 our msjoihy II il certain, tia, our Governor il
erected ny ahoiiiy much than that Of last year
ine present ssceraned soriiy over Sprsgue il 3l72
majority Tor Governor last year less
than 5000 The present ined msj,riiy OF Dunan
o'hsr votes Is 2i3i. Last yesi twas less than
1--WE hunded Thsis Indeed gre al aud most sraCyiup
vlccryo Democratic principe s o. er the combined
oil the Arisiucracy assisted with The Banks or
eaee, "o-, freely and cotrupuy exercised To use the
sse OF "e poor ne gectei, aud drsp,ed Dudley S.lden
hry moved all he'll to get up sn exci,cien,:" but ,b,v
have ionnd The Republicans 81 Maine ,fue to ter fai,b
them. f 'H"''e'
letter from writer Of The creates, respec,abili,,
aNed bangor, Sepemb 18Th. says, ave have elected
i"hsp Our Candidate Tor Governor by abut moo ,,;
rin, WHICH is AN INCREASE FROM THE ,Asr vr ,c
TioN Ia the district represented hy MIR Ncintvre
e u TOW no choice, owing 10 two OF friends la wing
apI n
rnu 81 The Administration chosen the district having
m j'r'y OF over ll00 Jarvis, Hail. Mason Smith
Evans aud Parks are reelected Report saws
Is run down. which think probaLle as his district uyav.
contained strong mi 'rity against and he was elected
Oh "rconn' OF his great personal popularity and division
among our opponents. We have decided majority IL,
non branches OF the legislature; and Mr. SSyaeues
fate rs sealed Jorercr' T''e"'
Ano her letter from Maine OF the some date with in.
20 hg, holds the following languag alt gives me
pressure 10 forward TO you papers containing LIFTS of votes
a" 10 assure yon that have care, our Governor
oahches OF the Legislature aud have six o, of .,ht
"e"'oefs OF congress regret exceedingly, that Mr.
a'shagh hss lost his election. His district has always
oeh against u.s. aud chosen 10y his own gre pop
''iy shu DIVISION among opponents. Maine was
Post ~ A1V'
More AMI more cheering dies every dav render tho
complexion OF the news from Mainr. Il is evident no
ho ohy mat We are victorious but at our vc.otv Il
most ,sna and triumphant. BY the returns published in
me ane Argus OF Monday afternoon appears that the
majority Tor Dunlap, the denOcra candidate for
over SPague, the dobeyer OF instructions 923 and
mere were thty towns yet 10 be heard from which he
YONG uenht VIII swell The majority nearly 5OO The
prcu IN lriiy Of the votes for Dunlap over all other votes
i"O! The returns FAR received already show
handsome Administration maj rity in both Houses of the
legislature: in the Senate stand 10 10 TO- and in lie
touse OF Representatives 81 20 60 la the latter branch
o ihe Legislature the final result will show enocra,ic
m.JoIy OF not less than thirty five, and probably more
the PORTLAND Argus says "NT. Jarvis is without ooubf
fe-eecfed 10 Congress The following summary of re-
'urs On the Governors ticket presents the accurate results
81 lar as ascerlAined:
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