Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-26
Richmond. Tuesday, August 90,
ST.8Y,E ~ELECTYONcy

ST.4TE ELECTIONS.
"ALApAMA.-Tbis State has done It's duty most no.
bly,. The roali ion OF Nationals aud Nulli6ers, which it
was supposed, with the CO. cooperation OF the Bank, would
make a most formidable Impression, is defeated. IL was
hoped, by these allies, that The Presidents fearless dis
charge Of his duties during ,hc troubles last winter, in
this State, would enable them to crush the democracy in
the election Just past, and snppIsnt Mr.. King in The Sc
nate IL The United States. His colleague in The Senate.
Gabriel Moore, who has hi her,o been somewhat cautious
when among hs constituents, IN denouncing the President.
boldly took the field on his late return to Alabama; aud At
a Bank jubilee dinner. at which an officer olthe Bank pre-
sided, assailed the Administration in a strain which showed
his confidence oil the success OF The coalition. The indie
pendent planters Of Alabama have prosirated the homes OF
The busy factions witch have hsrassed that State with
their selfish lntiisues. The Flag OF the Union Of the 9TH,
say:
GLORIOUS Triumph.-N ulif cationa and Federalism n
PROSTATE aud will remain buried beneath The overwhsim.
ing influence OF Democratic principles. The coalition
party are literally demolished. Monday las, was a proud
and glorious day Tor Tuscaloosa. The county Is redeemed
; and regenerafed. The allegation that The ci,izen ms Of our
county were rallying under the Federal aud NuIlifc alton
Banner, Is isisifed aud put 10 niei'. Yvs, Tuscaloosa has
covered herself with glory, aud long will the first Monday
in August, 1884, be remembered. II will he an era from
whence odA'e our entire emancipation irom the influences
oi The pntrpatc and buck eye party"
The Globe, after giving some Responding accounts
from the State intelligencer, (Opposition) thus con-
cludes:-
"Aiter these melancholy admissions from the coalition or
gan, II Is hardly necessary to enter into the details Of The
defeat presented in the Flag Of the Union. IL gives a list
oil ihe elected Union men, with the votes in the counties
oil tuscaloosa and Pickens, showing a majority Of ttco to
one. IL then gives = lit OF upwards OF thirty Union men
elected in other couniies-snd only two N~ulifers. or co.
ahiion candidates, are reported as successful"
The Philadelphia Inquirer-ihe FriJJie paper,
and the Fdciious orgen, in this city, exult in vain up
on the elections in Mobile and Montgomery counties
Alabama has gone decidedly against lhe Coalition.
The Huntsville Democrat, of the 18th. saws:
Our election returns are flowing in upon us, and IL gives
us pleasure TO announce, that victory has pc, cbed upon
our banner. Advocating The good cause, we confidently
expected success; but our adversaries have not only been
defeated, but absolutely dispersed. We do not bell, We.
that a sufficient number can be found 10 constitute a nu.
ciens, around winch the sca,tersd fragments of he party
may be congregated. Modification has been nulli6ed.
and the blue light Federalisls are trembling like aspen
leaves IN the popular breeze, which their own odious doc
irines put in motion. The returns, so lar as received. are
given in our paper OF to-day"
The Montgomery Advertiser, of the 18Th, saws:
"ihe returns are such as 10 cheer the heart of every
friend OF Union aud Stae Rights. In almost every cour,.
~, 'he Union party are elected by overwhelming MAORI.
ties; the odious doctrine OF Notification has been ,y.tv
where denounced by The will ofan indignant people; while
those CsbalsIs and revolutionary intIigners, Clay, Cal
houn s. Co. with their powerless abetlors, Moore and
Lewis, and heir supporters in This State, sre LET, in a pal.
sled and declining minority, The administration of Jackson
is triumphant, and VIA. r.. King, the ablc and efficient Re
publican and Senator, will be rewarded with the acrlama.
ton oil swell done, ihou good and faithful servant" by a
vote oil at least so out OF 120 in The Legislature"
Tuscaloosa, the great citadel of the Opposition.
where Moore received lately his poInpous dinner, is
redeemed and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS triumph
ant, and Notification and Federalism prostrate.h-
The four Union candidates are elected-ihc highest
having received 1865 votes, and the highest Multi
her 600. They are abont giving a dinner 10 King.
Mckinley, g. G. Clay, Mardis, and Murphy. A
messenger has been sent to invite Gen. Jackson.
MTssIssIPPI.-ln Copiah county, n warm jackson
and Anti-Bnnk man has been elected. TO fill MIR.
Beasley's vacancy. In Jefferson county, Gilcbrist.
Jnckson) has beaten Williams, an Opposition aud
Poindexter mnn.-Bnd signs for Poindexter.-Iu
spite of his being elected Vice President of the Sc
nate, TO help him to a reelection, he will be ousted.
"lLLINois.- All, as Tar az " c have received returns, goes
well Tor me democracy. Gen. Duncan and Mr.. Kenncy
were both run as Jackson candidates. Gen. d was al
ways elected as snchto Congress. His late course in pro-
posing a Bank has, we understand, given some dissatis.
faction. The friends OF the Administration, as far as ,e
have Information. have been successful in the Congression-
al elections.
IN. CA~RoLINA-our intelligence is, that the democrs.
cy supporting the President will return their usual ma
Joriy TO the State Legislature. The Richmond Wing and
the National lnieiligencer says it is no fesr'
According to the Tarborough Free Press, the
counties composing the Edgecombe, Halifax. War
rem, Newbcrn, and Fayetteville Congressional Dis
tricts, together with several other counties and
towns, gave 90 for Jackson, and 40 Ants, from 81
counties and a TOWNSHIP counties and 3 towns vet
to be heard - Secretary Branch has poi in
from Halifax county-but it is in vain that he will
attempt to push out Brown, TO put himself into The
Senate.
"~INpIANA-Tiere are no congressional elections this
year. Noble, The former Governor, is re- elected. He
was elected first as a Clay man. The following article
IRON the Kentucky Gazette, confirms a statement which
we heard sometime ago. viz. that Mr.. Noble had given
up MI Clay aud declared himself for Col. Johnson: and
ihis accounts for the fact that The Jackson candidat e Tor
the Legislature were successful in many counties where
A'Vu'e cai'itu large naJOTluee- 4 he GaZette saws:
Gen Noble is no doubt reelected Governor OF InjIana. If ..
may Judge iom the felurns received. Gen. N. is a warm. onnorte
of Col. johnson for the next Presidency.'
" II viii be remembered, that Indiana has never given
a vote m a Datohsl contest against the democratic candid
ate. She VIII be found sieadiast 10 her principles in the
next Presidential contest.
"KENTucKY.-The clay and Bank party have carried
all before them.
we give a 'cfsP from a letter from a very intelligent
Inenu, witch shows the perfect organization which Mr..
Clay has there introduced by means oil the ',puvss," which
~ WIZ be remembered, in his celebrated speech against
The Bank, he said "tcouid commend epog thing NJ.
lay gtea' enort I'D Kentucky has been made TO give
aibOine, Tor the purpose Of eDsuriog his being adopted ss
the candidate OF the Opposition. He is the Bank candid.
ate, par excellence, aud viii be run again ss the cbsnp;.
on and hope OF that great enemy Of our G~oyernmsuL"--
WdshHgfon-The Board OF Health have reported DO
row case since the loib.-fhe ~. Inteiigencer Il Saiur-
day Iasl states, that The city never ma. healthier at III.