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

TfRANT and USURPER."
ALL HAIL, VERMONT,
The election Tor State Officers md Representatives In
.,e rex. Congress took place in vermun, Tuesday
week and will be believed jackson Anti Bank Repre-.
sentative TO Congress, from the Montpelier District has
oeen elected by majority both the trg and anti.
masonic candidates AT least returns from 80 town.
ships IN that District indicate, so we are assured by
tie Montpelier Patriot. In 80 towns Cen Fletcher
me Jackson Anti Bank candidate has 2659wm. Upham,
The Anti masonic candidate, 20iO and anes ,pg 6is
IL Is out short time since the friends of the Admins
tauon lad an organized party in Vermont. In 1882 we
nau nor majority ina single county in the State. In one
"srict now we have undoubtedly carried our represent
sures TO Congress and in others The Jackson vote
has been largely increased. Three tickets JYig AMI
Masonic, and Jackson run in every district and in
vermont The successful candidate must have meiority
over an he others to secure his election. Our opponents
have elected but one OF their candidates (Slads in The
hrs Dis'rie,,) and we have elected one In the other
'hrse districts supposed there elections This
is 'he hst time the friends of the have Sc.
cuea in Congress from Vermont and il is
matter oil some importance.
There were thee candidates for Governor and there has
oeen no choce by the PEOPLE. The returns, however
show large increase in The Jackson vote over that
ne Anu, masons will have plurality in he Legislature
vermont w 6shingfon Wafchman
THE VERMONT ELECTION
W. ,ne Editor Of The Albany Argus, dated AIiJdlebury,
Dear S'r-our election took place last Tuesday, and
resulted much as all parties expected. Last year the An
masonc candidates Tor Governor Lieutenant Governor
ana treasurer were elected by the People The Governor
received majority OF 2.225 over ali other candidates
rus year me Anmasonic vote has declined, whilst the
vote against that party has considerably increased
'hnk from the partial received that the demo
era"c vote this year is much larger than hasbeen al
any election since Gen. Jackson has been Presdsnt
there is no choice Of State officers by the peope and tho
election mnst be made ia joint ballot by the Legislature
mere wi" doubtless be three candidates. aud arprebend
an election effected, will TALL upon some rsou Who
mas not been before the people during the canvass The
An.l'sopic strength this year in the Legislature is not
increased but rather diminished There was majority
sgslnSt them last year in Joint ballot.
IN reiaonto The congressional election, is ascertain.
u mar mere Is no choice in The ls', 3d and d.cts
In me znd hr Siadr, against whon regular candidate
was offered, excepting by tho Democratic party who
nave always been in small minority in the district has
piooanIy succeeded by small sority Our candidate
Gen. Clark, received nearly double the number of votes
oy The party in 1882 In the 9th district the
candidate Gen. FIscher) ahead of either Of his com
peuiors as lar as returns have come in and there ia hui
e doubt oil his success upon the third iria aud il is
even possible that he has majority NOVA plurality
elects on the third ballot.
An-nasonry, here as every where else seems 10 be
on the decline Ii lasts better Than in your State
because It's advocates have hitherto kept their cause dis
iinc' from other parties The Anti nasors are generally on
posed 10 the Bank Of the United States resolutions
advising It's re-chartsr pass Legislature It cor
ruPons and contempt OF Congress- in refusing an exaui
nation oil It's transactions, Will IL the condemnation
ei Vermont The same spirit which gave Anli.msso,r,,
existence here will tender ,e Bank aud odieos
huss loiIer has done much awaken public attention
20 toe subject, aud nothing bu, party discipline has ena
oed the Ani-masohs TO hold og ether even whist thev
openly avowed IN their papers, that the present Bank o
20. 10 De re-chartered The leaders of that party not
"hstsnding the dangerous tendency OF such an ins,u
ou' SO manifest IN Tie conduct of the present Bank pro-
less 10 be III favor oil Bank; but think they will ba
compelled TO abandon all national banks or mart with t,ir
followers whenever that question is presented to The PEG
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM MAINE
Tue Star IN The East il still the DAY STAR OF the De.
moerscy OF The Union. We give below the returns from
me Portland district Portland, The city in which the
Bank regns, IT thought would give tone 10 the whole
district and defeat Mr. Smith, the unoomprofniue and
'shlu' Denoerac candidate. And there certainly never
was greater exhibition Of the Bsnks power 10 cyrofs
men, Than that just made in Portland At the eertion
before Tie last, Smi'svoe in Portland was 874 Cutter
l'he Opposition csndidsel S9i A. the late eleclon Sr,
ned his ownhis vote, being 500. But Churchill lhe
Bank candidate, got 1l26l Here the Bank mus have
so"n dragons eethmore than soc votes started IN Al
PAWS OF the farmers Mr.. websiers Boston Courier
calls ihem were laid upon the arsocracy and put dow
| The corrupt growth Of the city
The democratic Governor il no doubt elected from tho
indications IN the Portland and York Districts bv Am in
creased majority ia the Stale
We shsll ceftsnly have a gain in Conete.s ofo,o ,,
Der, IN The person o MIR. Fletcher, from Vetmont and
we may well hope Tor smother in that of Mr. Van Ness
90 u goes 10 The East The result is not doubtful in NJ
succession OF rumphs, This fall from sine To- ;eot
with the exception Of South Carolina Globe
MAINE ELECTION Great Democratic TriumUh
"The star in he Eosf' attn in me ascendant
SMITH REELECTED ny FIVE HUNDRED SdAyoRrrYl
bs'l evening . Eastern nIaI brought the lollosing
Glorious News. DUNLAP Is unqnestionably re- led
Soys1nor by very large majority, the Hon f. o. j.
! DRIED MAJORITY. ~
u SMITHS MAJORITY 667l
Extract JrOm a Letter. dafed
ALFRED, Monday, al midnight
SepteBbefS, 1884. {
/ give you The resuil Of this days election in Yo,k
county. here are rs towns entitled to ~ Represents.
Vsr soh Sensors-reiurns are received IRON 20 towns
Lebanon, Buxton, aud Hollis not heard from. The ,-o
after decidedly Democratic, aud the first about ,anaiIv
divided 'f'"''5
Dunlap for Governor, has over Sprsgue I1I4 vbieb
will be increased 10 about 1900 Three Demorfan, see
Federal Bank wgs. aud twelve Demoers
nc hepre'enaives heard ifomthe probable results 10
Federass and II Democrats. John Holmes elected bv
and no doubt defeated.
Noeeeou 70 Congress. In The 22iowns Good win the
regular Democratic candidate has gOeo t..es ase
msDonsd' 40o--wo Irregular Democratic candidates;
ana Porter Tie Federal Bank candidate 2O35 The three
ratio. w o
-, ffsm ,hs n Eysnios Post. sept. i9I
GLORIOUS TlDINGS FROM MAINE
The loriher news which we have today from Maine
confirm the ehecrnr iidinna ,.Iich - -,