Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

STATE ELECTIONS.
MARY

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The annapolis Republican, returns us sthe compli-
nens oil tho Wings Of Maryland. with report OF tho
Maryland Eiecon.." The Editor he Gin pIo-
rious good humour-apd well may he be so; for In Ma.
ryand, the Modern Wings bsve every thing before
them According TO Mr. Niles table, they have carried
62 Delegates 10 Isl whereas, in the last Legislature they
had but 81 to 40 But then they had they still have
the standing quantity OF 10 in tho Senate thus giving
them ~heIinng msjoty ioint v.te: AMI Of
course they viii easily carry their u s. Senator in the
place oil Judge Chamiers. resigned. (Ore ord ON hi.
subject to our friend ' the Annapolis r. publican. We
claimed "a ms jory in the Senate the u. Sand
he "wonders il we counted Mr. fancy in the estimate
lie may d-mis. his sconder him we did not
But the baltimore Republican" does not show the
w'e leather on his deiea II analyses tue effect, aud
-ho-s how title the Opposition will ,in by their victory:
ihe exnltaons OF the Bank men -sys he) account OF
the result OF our election aslou long and hoscr.
ASH he tate of,e Bank had depended Relatively upon
The vote OF B'i'nore md suppose that they already
behold in anic patton the restoration OF the dcpos,s The
re.carier OF the Bank and their pockets filled with rags
from the receptacle OF Bank Isces NJ r. Biiles b
es pocket But IL hey have entertained any such idea
they have, we ASSURE them lshoured under very great
mistake. The Bauk question did depend upon Bali
more nor did itdepehd upon the State Of NJ Our
opponents have defeated but they have gained
oy u. he delegates from our city in the Legislature
have always been in favor until last year, but
hey could do nothing They controlled by the
delegates from the rotten boroughs. and their votes
and their voices were Intellectual ms il the y-had
not bean present The State was against u.s. and il is
now opposed To than IL has hilbert be en-
They have had the Stale officers before and thew ran
have no more nov. We have really lost any power
and they have gained none; aud sihsir rejoicing mere
idle wind, amounting only TO sound and ury senii, ing
nohing The State has done all il could support the
Bank, without effect, and il more now Than I,
has done, aud all il do will be without effect 1t is
down. and die IL must aud when is dead the corruption
anil fraud by means OF which beaten tho lac
e elton viii be az an end, the free aud pure
The elective franchise will be restored the people, and
Baltimore will her station among the friends
OF Tree principles. and shake of The stain ilom her cha
rscer which has been placed upon IL by the able
which has been pursued at the late election
The Baltimore Republican Of Saturday aiso shows that the
Jackson part, have their "hesls M, s.This 80 I'LL
Al S.laU HaAipo IA - -.
posed on the evening previous ibat company should be
collected on that evenng to repair the lodgings OF Mr.
isney. and The residence OF Mr. NJ Kim, aud srrenade
eh III Sider TO testify the respect that it for them
as men, the regard that entertained Tor their princi-
pies and service' and the effects bcl were
attempted 10 be produced by opponents by their
mean and dasiary conduct towards them OH the ne hit
alter the election IL was lett TO few persons to give
notice. III the different wards OF the Intention and ac-
cori'ngiy, at the tmo appOn ed, the citizens from
the diierehi wards, under their different banners met
in font OF office in immense masses amounting in
all 10 al least three thousand persons Marshas wore
then appointed, and procession formed, in sections of
eight persons EACH and proceeded first the lodging
Mr.: 4nsy, and upon their arIivsl. the air with
Their situations aud after The hand h.d play one or
two avoriie airs Mr.. fancy delivered short but appro-
private address, but which, account Of the immense
mass winch AS present was heard Ivy hut very small
proportion They then passed round the batle monu-
meni, 'Alnng MIR. Join Nelson they passed with
o'd huZz-; whence they proceeded TO the residence of
MIR MrkIm, by whom they received as they had
been by Mr. fancy. Proceeding down Baltimore Sire ct
10 Canal street. they passed the residence OF MIR Van
SAINT, who was santed by them; then 10 Fell's Point
from there To the residence OF MIR. Brady in North G.
street "ho was greeted in tie others
mad been; and Ion there they pIoc~ lincs
oil MIR Heath aid Mr. Reed whom they saluted with
animated and anims'ing cheers and by whom they were
seveiay addressed sthey had been by the others 10 HON
tey ad shown respects Every thing conducted
Notwithstanding the Immense crowd in lhe most o,derly
manner. NO ndgmy was offered 20 any opponent, but
every Indication given OF their respect rights Of
others and their to support their own I(
use naH mel expect to subdce such people, they viii find
But the fire is breaking out in fresh place-,ud ex
uaodin.fy aud unexpected il may sppcar the de-
lea. . VI Mayand Is neTly Oietted by Victory ',e
CONNECTICUT.
Last srfng, the Opposition ticket carried iirongh.
out the State by majority OF more than 500 This sIl
IT succeeds at all ii viii be less than 800 "Faf Id
county whch last spring gave 100 against us has now
gwen 90 majority ia our favor Now Haven COZ. ty has
gwen The Bank 1900 less than last spring IN the cjty
Ciariord) the Jackson ticket has received sO3-B,nl
o'S. In tho spring, the Bank minority 40" The
great contest al this election was Tor tLreo membe,s n.
Congress- by general ticket The result is vet nna.cer
.ained-but the following from the N. Y. Evening Post
Is Tie last return We have received
AL HAIL CohNEcTIcUT We have still great
reason 10 repeat this all hail The additional returns which
we have received this morning are incorporated with Ihe
ormer ones IN Tue snbjoned statement The exact result
OF 'ho election is sill matter OF extreme doubt and there
Is SIN ground oil hope that the democracy have sue
ceeded IN elecIng least of their caniids,es IL is
not certsn HAT hey have carried all three. bnf the
probability rs, that the Bank party svo chosen two of
heir candidates by very small maj1riy The returns
which give are as accurate az ~ - Al, ,nske ,Ien no
careful comparison OF the different in our possession
According TO the letters favourable to the DEPOSITION
side oil the question, the Bank ticket was between three
and Tour hundred ahead and four five towns VET TO be-
heard from According 10 letters tho bias OF the writer's Of
which Is on our side, tue Opposition were bot one hun.
urea anu lry or forty ahead, aud the number of
towns 10 be heard from The probability seems to us de-
o'uedy mat two, II no the three candidates the Bank
ncdet are chOsen but by merely nominal nsiofity.
" Ibe result, however this fact may be- is most sig
nal and gratifying TRIUMPH FOR THE CAUSE or THE
DEMOCRACY! To reduce the immense oppo>ition
inaJOrity ~ six months 10 less than THREE tuN-
DIED! does indeed show q great rc-action-and onc
The very opposite OF what the supporters Of The Bauk have
pretended was taking place may now NJ M take no te
cry OF "GREAT RE ACTIONS EVERY WHEKEr'
Ibe sui joined letter explains the causes which have
20 wonderfully augmented the ranks Of The democracy
~ should be borne IN mind that though we have not
quite oyerthfown the Bank party on the Congress ticket
yet we have carrying majority Of The o,vns
and may expect to return large majority of the ees
tuTe usxt spfing ".1IfidIef0tcu IOci q 1874
Onr election returns continue i'm (avorabv In
ms (HIiddiescx) county, majority 270-in FaiJ6ed
about 10, and in Lch6eld think IL csnno be Iess tan
100 In Hartford county there is a tie or nearly So and
ne" raven gives 12O majority for the Bank ticket
lbns Tie Tour we,ter0 counties about balanced Io
we 'hree easlern countless judging from The returns area
dy in and from Information derived from the most authen
tic sources IL estimated il Tolland county will T on,
ticket majority Of NOT less than I5O Windhan, moi less
'hsn 20, and New London moi less than $50.
nc result 70 highly gfail) jpg and though moi wholly
unehPeceu 10 Tie trends Of the Administration here Il
may be 80 10 our brethren IN other States The ub H.
tbe conduct OF the United States Senate the Bank and
the pacnakcrs, have opened the eyes our INTELLIGENT
yeomany ard caused great aeeessons our ranks The
VpPo'iioD cannot claim that they y surprise
or That they did not bring forth their wh. Is strength
uuHra Il....