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

THE BANK CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR AND
LIEUTENANT GovRRNoR--The Convention OF Bank
Tories at Utica have length got through their business
which they found, we learn from credible source,
very difficult aud succeeded in liking ticket tor
Governor and Lieutenant Governor IL consists OF Will
liam II. Seward, OF Sayoga County formerly clerk to
Ogden Holman, ior Governor and that fawnng conemp-
uble and pnl politician. Sias NJ Sulweil Tor Leuten
ant Governor! As for Seden, poor fellow, he Is deserted
in his utmos, need by the ungra'ciul party, 20 gain
the applause oil which, he became renegade and
apostste. lie is doomed feel, to his hearts in
most core il such foul dissembler has heart, the
truth of the sentiment expressed in relation to him
by Ogden Hoffman. The Bank party will cast him OF
with little he cast from him every consders
ton OF political honor and honesty "They may sppiaud
the treason bu, must de,pe the traitor There is yet
one chance for poor Seien. whose sad plight could
pity. did not iespise his false conduct utterly There
Is yet chance for him. and exc chance for his brother
renegades. The Binktes may make all whole again by
nominating him and them their Congress ticket Let
them do let them place il the ct verpanck
Ogden Hoffman, Dudley Seien, and John b. Scoles aud
let them call by the appropriate appelation OF The
The Bank Tory Convention has had hard work TO agree
upon any nomination at all IL is ssid that the agr
upon in caucus very different, from tina, passed in
yenon IL Is also said, aud believe good authority,
that Ferplahk was not given up till the third balloing,
then but with the greatest reluctanne aud dissatisfaction
on the part OF his suPporters.-N r. Zee. Post
New JERsEY.-The two parties in New Jersey are
preparing for desperate contest the election On
the 10th instant Convention OF the Bank men held
al Trenton. at which about six hundred delegates attend
ell, who addressed by MIR. Senator Souihard They
nominated candidates Tor Congress- DR. Lewis Condc
Dr. Oliver W. Ogden. DIR. Jonathan s. Spencer William
Pennington, Joseph +. Randolph aud joseph Brick n
physick VIII serve them. they may hope for success aud
doubt not tina, what may be wanting the efficacy OF
physick, they will endeavor TO make up Bank notes. TO
purchase votes, and endeavor 10 influence the minds
those who willing 10 sell her liberties Tor Bank ac
comnoda'ons; but hope that the sturdy nians
of the Jersey Blues will throw physck the dogs and
spurn the influence which is attempted 10 be
means OF Bank loans and business facilities the shape Of
Bank notes.
On the IIh instant Convention of the friends of the
Administration, opposed 10 the United States
held in the city. which seven hundred dele
gates attended. They nominated candidates for Con-
gress the gentlemen who faithfully and earlessly
represented the State at the last session Of
while the recreant Senators Frelnghuysen and Souhar
turned deaf ear 10 the instructions of the Legislature,
and insulingly con ended that they under obi
CATION 10 regard instructions.
here be doubt that desperate efforts will be
made by the Bank men 10 carry the State Nancy viii
be employed with liberal hand and if there are any who
can be purchased TO support the Of the Bank they
will be very likely TO receive their prce-we shall not
be surprised lose the State, but still will not
pair, nd pes:ni ourselves 10 believe that any
number OF Jerseymen will sell themselves and their votes
for so much trash as can be grasped hus.-Bah Rep.
Mr. Gorham, Representative in Congress from Suffolk
Distric-and Mr.. Bates, Representative for Hampshire
District, in this State, decline eelection-makng four
OF able delegation who have declined Mr. Bates as
signs for declining, his regard for the prnc-
Pile of rotation in office Hon. VIM. b. Calhoun Sneaker
of our House OF Representatives is spoken OF his PRO-
bable successor This gentleman would do honor TO the
State as one Of its Representatives, and his popularity
would ensure his election, il caDdidateSdiein Gag
We copy from the Globe OF Saturday, the following ex-
tract OF letter from Mr. May, oil the representatives,
elect from Illinois,:
Extract OF letter from William l.. May. dated Spring
field. Illinois, August 2iah, 1884.
"Allow me, sir, a friend OF the Administrations to
congratulate you on the result Of the election in
this State, for members 10 the 24h Congress Reynolds
has been elected in the LIST district Casey in The
second, and for want OF BETTER have been selected as
the successor OF Duncan
Upon all the prominent Of the Administration
have no doubt the Representatives from this State will be
unied."