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

| . WASHINGTON, Sept 4.
! Missouri ELEcTIoN.-We received Yesterday a let,
ter from distinguished gentleman in Missouri dated Au.
gust Is 1884, who knows well any man in the State
The political bearings of every candidate for the Ieya
ture at the l',e elections who is as much interested
as any other 10 ASCERTAIN the uh-in the postscript 10
which is the following intelligence:
The elections n HiS STATE hare Terminated greGiI
to me Gduontage Of The -gdaiaiShafion-mojoyit
OueJWheiniRg."
What contempt must the intelligent, and honest People
OF the United Sotes feel for those Editors who TO keep
hope alive among th,ir pached-up party in Georgia
Name New Hork-Pennsy lvauia New Jersey--and
OMo where Tie elections approach-hl The land with
shouts OF victory in Rhode ISLAND llinois-Aiaba,pa
North Caroina-AiissOuri in every one of which thew
have lost the elecfioDs-B
ELEcTIoNs-The Journal of Commerce saws
Illinois aud Louisiana the only States which as
YET, have chosen Representatives the 2li Congress
Each send three members
The Journal OF Commerce should have added the noi
ca result oil those elections Il should told its read
eTs that the majority is precisely reversed TO tie iscom
ture oil the Bank Wi gs. Before the late election fouy
OF the sir Rpresenativestyee in Louisiana and onein
linoissuPportcd the charter Of the Bank The Iate
elections give Jarksonisns in Illinois and ON r in
Louana-G oil dtcidediy against ne Bank. So in these
two States the tables completely turned; and The two
thirds oil That Representation which here opposed The
PRESIDENTS measures will now support him-U
North CAROLINA ELEcrIoN.-From a friend of
distinction in North Caro- ina have the following in
segehce IN relation TO The result OF the contest between
we democracy, against he Wigs OF that State including
Nationals and Nuiiiers, and Bank OF every possible
modification Our friends facts may be implicitly relied
on--tis opinions are entitled to gceat weight
" Dear Sir am pleased III being able 10 inform YOU
that the ell, cion OF members our next Legislature
resulted in favor OF tho Administration From niorms-
ton to be relied the parties will stand 100 for the Al
ministrauon--7O Anti, and 10 IL doubul-so the re-
election OF MIR. Brown is certain. Although every ali
tempt will be made to defeat him, by starting man Of
eGuIyocdi politics. and IL that VIII do, one that
the Opposition hope 10 be able operate on; but il will
not succeed Oar elections have turned upon gene
RAJ pocs Than at shy ermer period; and the result has
shoHD That the cause of the Administration is sill the
cause OF the People. doubt il General Jackson has at
any tme been stronger in our Stale than at present Tho
] nnFia DasYts,,
have gone decidedly with the President"
We rejoice greatly at the prospect OF The collection of
MT brown The Opposition, doubtless will combine
with any number OF Jackson men who can be drawn OH IN
support any other candidate. a triumph over him no
matter IN whose name would be considered by them
Triumph over the Administrations Mr. Brown threw him.
self, with much iearcssness last winter on the snenrs
OF HE enemy-he exposed, with much ability the aG.
ected panicshe mock patriotism accompaued "a il "a
with total disregard OF The public wes and OF public on
mon, OF which The Senate made tho scene last yer
thai we have no doubt all The rumvraie influence will
be united against him, IN The Legislature of his State az
iIey were last winter the hocr Of the Senate Mir
Mangnm too, must be kept IN couuieuance by ie sell G.
lon OF some map VINO viii not. by perfect contrast,
marx The distinction between Senator honestly and bold
y representing his Slate, and boasng OF is fidelity
and violating The viii Of his constituents in every
/ Globe
| ILLINois.-we sutjon letter received by gentle
man oil TINS Guy dteeI from Illinois, which satisfactorily
Feuies the "k assertions that Illinois has abandoned de
Wocrcy Ihe letter Is from of unoSbted vera.
city nd may be relied on to The utmost Pennsylraidn
- SPRtNGFIELD, Aug. 20, 1884
/ -" - OuT e6scuuD IS over; The whole Admn-
Fa'on ticket Ior Congress has carried lhoug hou The
state We have three districts in our Slate IN the Gfs
siici john Reynolds Is elected in the second H. Ca.ev
10 'he Third, VIM l.. May Of this pisce--al oppascd Ia
ihe Bank Of tie United states In Reynolls district
there were two Jackson candidates. Mes.fs SNYDER and
reynolds aod one opposition candidate. Reynolds MAORI
W over Snyder Tie next highest about 800 votes "a
'ey beat his opponent about 5000 votes. MAY had 1000
majority over M the Bank Candidate. I'm the last ses
SION OF Congress- OF our Representatives voted
ior Tie BANK; but Ibis ime alt will 70 the whole az aims
u; t"oiltds OF cur State Legislature are friends OF the
adlltlsiraion: sc will have difficulty in elccting ou
ed. W w ~ W
you will bear IN mind that General Robinson WAS on,
o. nc minority OF he Post OHce Committee; firm friend
OF mo administration. Some Of fe leaders OF The Oppo
on m ,'lS county, had some tickets printed, headed Inc
WIG H'FRb anu sent them 10 The different precincts .
But 10 less ian hall hour aerwarls flev I'D No.,
all destroyed Had they got among lie nSSoot 80,
would not have got 500 votes all the county r,sio
Hy OF their party are against such distinctions and H.,
great cry tie Or Osiiicn ~ the East make of giegi,
gains us strength IN The West General Duncan IL siecf
ed Govefnorbe supported by bo b parties sogg q
there twO other candidates against 80 %
elected jenkins for Lieutenant Governors he ia firm Jck
son man-wo other candidates against him, one Jackso
man, Que Opposition. Yours &c
OHio-By letters from Ohio, We learn that the de
moefacy o. 'ne young but powerful State is IN motion
ne haHhion County Convention Qhe largest assemble
IN The couniy) was held 81 Chevot on the 22l nt M,
Lye me present eloquent Representative was re nomi
. mated Tor Congress with great enthusiasm lie ,vffI n
reelected By increased majority over Siorer e H.,
Attorney ' ~
MissfssIrrI.-A gentleman direct from Natebez in
ioms Us That Mississippi stands seyenio one in favor Of I'M
Administration, ADD that Poindexters hopes are owe,
ne People sre furious against his Arnold like ourss am
he wH be driven "ilh disgrace into private hie-I6