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

GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF THE Druocn.cy 80
VIII lee seen from our recari,ulation The
'uhs oil voes a. lar they have been received thu,
Gov iunap leads 10y plurality OF MORE THAN ann
'oi hs About 30 towns remain e heard from which
WI increase il. Ii will not vary much from $500
II The Demccr Of this State could ever point in po,
triumph 10 The result Of any election they can do n now
prediction had gone forth r the Federal presses from
M'ihe 20 Georgia, that Maine "soot' from the
o' IN which she had proudly ed, hereafter to re-
volye humble satellite, around tie urid star of Mas
sachnseus Federalism.
81 confident this prediction and so hiohl, .v-,,,
s hopes OF Federaiss tina, they had alre ally assumed
me AR OF viciors, AMI had begun talk OF parc.n on,
"e provinces and offices OF their lie domain l.Vvpo
eonou''@hs hom thousand sources and putin in re-
qHsion their entire press they assacd Democracy of
Maine with every means carI,ia,eJ IN co,,oii;. "
due. OF TO silence. 80
lhey put forward their most popular leader Not CON
'eht WIN resting h claims long career of pubIic
vice. they paraded him, civic fon ,,v, r.,
IOWA. from the line OF his State to the door # his
dSnce. - ~ 'esi
his mode OF soliciting support. however much i, may
nave prevailed elsewhere, was Maine. Her De
mocracy had not been accustomed to hear The cl;m Of
candidates from their lips II had the effect ,o ronss
her suspicious that there power at work as can
nous OF 'onceamcnt as was original in devng means
OF success % ~
That power was discovered 10 be the ,uone,,
f'"hh al moment OF deep pefyading pressure on The
.ohnu'y' ms power was seen pointing nth one hand
'olhe Administration az it's author holding in the other
Tie means OF ready rtli lis proered boon was
is reaehngs were scorned, its herds Of pensoned r,
.erS were arrayed against US and over oil The Demo
crscy oi Msine has gained VICTORY an UNpAR
ALLEiED VICTORY, that la. sent dismay into the
hes's OF our political foes aud blasted the hopes OF F.de
raism in Maine " ~
Niche ieiutes The gross SANDER the irmness and i'm
fs,''y OF her DEMOCRACY by pointing proudly pointing
20 we resu oil This election Aer all the vigorous and
u"" a,eeu eXrr'ons oil The federal party both in and out
o. the State, Gov Dunlap has been elected by plurality
THOUSAND toes!rg ~ =
large H,joiy OF each branch of the Legislature will
oe decided and unwaveIng friends of the Administrator
Never-never Federalism visited with more ove,
whe'nmg deiea aud this State can II rscnver
"on this mortal plfaiy 'is--diaine Argus, ScpL 8.
francis o. J. Smith, Of Maine member of Congress
elect rom The Cumberland District wac until I,telv The
editor OF The Portland Argus an able and efficient
uemocraIe paper He is about treniy-soven years
OF age: His spirited and incorporating opposition to
NE srIs'ocr'cy OF Meinc, had made him many bitter
a"u 'mp'aoahle enemies, and the greatest exertions
were made 10 defeat him. hurciI his opnonent wa
sustained Dy Mr. Prehle, late Minister tho Netherlands
Srhsia Chandler Collector OF The District Of Portland
Mirhe POST Master, &C., aided by the wealth and nl
enee OF Tie b'nkiIes Of Massschuset Mr. Smiths cleo
' oy so substantial n'ajoriiy should therefore be
looked upon as triumph in every WY glorious TO tho
democracy Of Cumberland PennsyirGnian