Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

erdsy The following letter from distinguished source
OF the highest authority and s ssteme ns may be i'm
Pney rehed upon The important fact that the democra.
Sy nave carried both branches of the Legislature is intel
hgence peculiarly cheering, secures the election OF
a'"0e' f Senator. Our letter !. dated
,r, "SAco, Sep. 0, 1884.
from Massachusetts, has been poured i'm upon us "a fre "a
~e' AL our young meo. aud sailors. employed in their
on their isrms or in their vessels, or in our YES
sells In their ports have been home In stages aud
oos's their charge Every that fear favour
interest could supply has been resor,ed TO- Pubica
lions OF all sorts and characters have
oy men employed for weeks together do IT, and to cleo
"nss Tor hen Our opponents within the State have
joined In all this with their whole hearts. aH This no,
oecn met oy the Democracy Maine cifh seadu from
and IT'S TRIUMPH is CERTAIN AND COM RI. ETE
Cur oors,nor and BOTH BRANCHES OF THE LE-
GiSLATURE. have been carried by very handsom. mn
!or.'ss Mr. sprSnnc put himself upon the people, and
siands condemned Yrs, &C. SC
We copy elsewhere the returns given In the Boston po
Of yesterday morning. The Boston Advocate saws "Fron
Tue returns received Ills evident that the Jackson sire
has suffered but little II any diminuon since Is32 III.
e'ae has undoubtedly gone Tor the jackson ticket bv
SMALL majority. In 1882 the majority was 6CoO"
Iron tho Boston Pos,.1
The unparalleled victory achieved by the D.pocr,cv
oi Maine by The honest Impoverished and uupurchasabic
Farmers and Mechanics OF that State has filled the sris-
tocraey WIN bitter disappointment aud di.may Tb,v
scattered among the people their Isrgesses while thei,
emssares swsrmed the land like the iocusls of Eyvp,
they boosted, they threatened they brbe but VIVA, t,s II
al PROVED! That the great OF the people are cana,
BILE OF taking Of themselves that they neither can h.
bought nor intnidated and that they sense
upon the ascendancy Of which the continuance
OF HEIR independence and prosperity aud corrupt and
demoraI'zing sophisry which would make them The Dc.
pendents OF merciiess monicj Oligsrchy The Frlrra
lists may sneer at the 'Huge Paws OF the Farmers a,
long as they please hut they will Gud that those Huge
Paws" are the "Psws" which will decide what Law s I'll
govern the nation, and who shall administer them
The CONTEXT in the City Of Portland was very warm and
animated Al an early honr the morning OF IN, Flee.
ton, almost every vehicle OF in
gigs and carriages marked "Smith Cburcbl &c ,x.r.
rapidly passing hon extremity OF the 10 The other
the old and the young the halt and The blind were ali
urged TO the ballot boxesthe federAiists were
throughout the day OF eleciing Churchill" Portland
would give one thousnd majority against Sihnne hun.
dred az edsf said hey-bnt the OF votes proved
that ChurchliI brought his potatoes TO bad market and
That his nj,rity, instead OF being nine or ten hundred
over his opponent was but little FIVE hundred:
then came the returns from the country towns i'm rand
succession, giving Smith large macres and proving hi,
success beyond doubt.
The following additional Information was received bv
last nights mail There is doubt of the re- election Of
Dnn"p and the complete sscendsncy OF the Democrats
IN every department OF the Stale government:
York Counfy-ln this county the Democrats were al.
vided upon their candidate for Congress and he los. hi.
election, Notwithstanding The county gave plurality OF
1855 votes Tor the Democratic candidate for Governor
Qhat s no election in the York dci) The Democratic
list oil Senator'S Mrssrs Clark McIn aud Greene are
chosen by over 500 majority and the eicct
ed stand l3 Democrat TO 10 Bank. la ShapIeeh where
ero was no choice Democrat will undoubtedly be cbo
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The votes for member of Congress were-Goodvjn.
(Dem') SooI-Porter (Fsd) 1862 Scattering, 962.