Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-17


Moons. Their leaders boosted Of FIVE thousand msjri'y
this lime and OF them marked lower than this,yse
ven hundred majority. Where are they nowl They are
lett in meagre plurality Of about couple Of hundred
votes though they have derived strong support from the
Anti MasonsanJ Is yet uncertain how this may be al
feced by the votes yet cone In. II they succeed h
will be with tho death wound upon them,they may hu
ter under II lew months but just sure the first
Monday Of April coues. their end will come. They know
t-you can see Il in all their movemens-thcre 10 no
horrab among thenino ringing Of bells no burning OF
| gunpowder."
SOUTH CAROLINA
son tho Of her election. The overthrow OF Nuica
ton in Georgia and Alabama will be felt in the contest
but the Nulh6ers will still carry the Stse.-Mr. Al
fred Hug.r is the Union candidate Tor Congress Tor
tho Charleston District, Ia opposition 10 MIR. Henry
l.. Pinckney, the present member.-Gen James anu
ilion Is candidate for the State Senate. 10 tho Alb
esville (MeDaie's) District. Mr. Picken' is tho Null
hicaon candidate. and Mr. John s. Presley, the Union
candidate. In the Sumter District Col Recs is the Null
licaon candidate opposition TO Col Manning tho
sent member Messrs. Warren Davis In the Greeuviiie
Dsct, and ClowLey in the York District candidates,
aud the Coumba Telescope scts down their reelection
certain.
PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW JERSEY.
We shall be able 10 furnish in next returns
from the Elections In hcse States, during the present
week IL IL idle to speak what has already pa't-The
con'c., i'll be fierce in Philadelphia and shall be
reoced 10 hca that the
aud blood. A. il she had not sufficient elements OF strife
within her BOSOM Dcpu,aion from tho Young WING.
OF Baltimore repaired TO that city Friday lss with
"splendd banner, Wrought by tho Young Ladies OF Bal
tmorc, having the inscrption-'OUR COUNTRY AND
numerous body oi tho Young Wings OF Philslelpha at
whose request Mr. Chandler rendered to tho Baltimore
COMMITTEES when they stepped upon the wharf the hearty
fluctuations OF his junior bi etren, upon tho glorious VIC
tory OF principles ia Baltimore; aud, iu tho Of the
Young Wings OF Philadelpha. bid tho Baltimore deputa
ton n cordial welcome 10 this city. Mr. Buchanan chair.
OF the Baltimore COMMITTEES, replied ia very peril
neut aud hsppy manner"
They weio received with groa, eeiat. They wers
conducted TO numerous meeting in Souhwsfk-and al
terw ards had public entertainment the Adeiph al
which the Mayor Mr.. Sergeant. SC. present in
yi'ed guests they LEI. Philadelphia on Mond,y-but
their prescuce had Initiated the i-cugs u the other party
aud We Tear the effects OF IL would be let at tho Hus
ings on Tuesday.
New York votes In November Tho Opposition arc
Dragging high.--Du reposo no confidence in their
tales OF political msnouvtcs which never existed or iu
their ssugune calculations Of success The friends the
Administration are active la their org snzalion, and
guine in their hopes. Both sides the sert aud the
papers are tcemug with proceedings Of meetings which
have been held il coun,ss towns, and city wards. The
last Albany Argus contains the proc cedngs the estate
Convention OF the Democratic Young Men 81 New York."
aud OF them that Snco tho OF tho G.
vernment, there has not been convened in this State
delegated State Conventions great point OF mum
aud which has more tcrpect for Il, cha
scer, It's TALENT the harmony and proprciy OF it, proceed
ngs, aud the ardent but weil-reguated Enthusiasm by
which il governed. All seemed to be sctuatsd by
common ASSIGNMENT 70 Democratic piincplcs-by
emuous desire TO Contribute 20 their maintenance, against
the utmo't Efforts OF the Arsocracy and its auxiliary
aud disincrcsted Of and vigorous
III marked feature in tho character OF the times that
tho great body Of The young men, ranging Themselves,
with the fearlessncss aud spirit which belong their
lures. the side Of those Jeersonian principles which
have sustained the present N.ion. aud State shniu,ira
lions aganst the combined eemeats OF fscon
Swallowing money power, aud which have elevated the
country by series oil wiso and patriotic measures,
to pitch Of unex,mpled prosperity and greatness.
WIN such pliaianx with continued accessions OF
voters aud auxiiaries from the interrupted chva
rous young tnen OF the Siste-we can have 10 fesr.
Tor the issue of tho present contest, for the
future prcdominsnce ottho Democratic Party against all
The hosts oi the Bank, OF Federalism and Nuhca -.
This Convention met al Herkimcr, the I'd October
and understanding that Mr. Van Buren, tue ~ az Utica
they appointed Committee TO wait him, express 10
him "thc sentiments of this Convention; and TO quest
that II convenient with his private arrangements, he will
afford the Members opportunity Of paying their re.
spects TO him in person. Ia tho ,age Of Herker dur
ing the sitting oil the Convention" The following pro-
ceedings subsequently took place.
"Mr. Wemore, from the committee appointed 10 wait
upon The Nice-President Of tho U. States resumed his
place ia tho Convention and reported hA the puport Of
the resolutions adopted by this Convention had been COM
muncasd to the Vice President. Uucs; aud that yield
ing 10 the wishes OF the Convcnliou he had
the committee 10 this place.
"Mr. Wsnore also reported that ho vas instructed BY
the committee TO submit 10 tue Convention the follow IMP
rcsoluii
ResOired That this Cow now adjourn for the
purpose OF paying .ir personal respects the Vice Pre-
siden OF the United Ststes and that the President this
body be requested express n sentiments in regard
10 bis public and private character.
"ResOioed, That upon the assembling OF the Con-
venton the Vice President DO invited TO take will,
MIXERS this BODY and uitue its delberzons
"ResOiued. 1h. ll,e Hon. Henry Seymour of Utica
be also Invited to attend the sugs Of tls Convention
The resolutions were adopted by scramatioD, and the
Convention then adjourned.
The members OF the Convention, preceded by lis Of
hceta cyed in sson 10 ie quarters Of the Vice
President The president OF the Cow ntiou then
the Vice President 10 feeling and appropriate terms con-
veying to him the sentiments Of high personal regard
tcrtaiueG by that body him. their grateful eppre
citation OF his public services; their admiration of the dis
pgulshed ability aud answering purity Of purpose with
which le bad devoted his ovcnfu life the ut
OF democratic principles and the promotion oil the best
nfer sfQ nj a.f-.
pincss aud continued usefulness the American People
mir Van Buren, made brief reply TO the address Of
tho Prcsidcn thanking the Convention flor the honor il
had conferred upon him. well by its invitation present
bin personally to its membes for the favorable opinion
which the President had ia bohAi oil the Convention az
pressed Of his (Mr. w. B.'s) public conduct Mr. " b.
said lie would not enter upon discussion Of tho political
questions OF the day; he bad sleady oppiissd the
mee that he should not do So and he knew II would not
be expected from huns but c could suffer tho occasion
10 pass without his xprcsfng the dec which he in
common with their elder political brs breu euerpned oil
The efficient aid which the present Administrations Of the
General and State Governments have received from the
Democratic young men OF New York, aud feeingIy
sured the members OF the Convention, OF tho psasurs with
which he Witnessed their pstiioc course-of the Just
pride which he felt in having bic political fortunes den
fed with thers-and of tho sincere interest which lie took
ia their individual ellsrc and prosperity.
"The members having again ssseInbcd tho Vice Pres
dent eud Mr Seymour introduced, and conducted 10
their seats in the Convention"
Among the other resolutions adopted by this Convention
the following
"Resoived, That not seeking tny sppsanon for our
psry, and disregafdng the impoient OF oppo
nents 10 fix on us name which hey themselves have rem
defed odous sgau uufur tue bonner Of che Democra
cy bvo"ing as the principles OF faith the doctrines OF
and inp he of our