Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

Without murmuring. Of leas without having recourse
10 those measures OF redress which, though they inure
ana greatly those who have wronged will ALEC dmi
nish our own commerce Tor the moment. I hope Con.
gress by adopting that viii strike heavily
the French manufactures he silks aud wine) and con.
ssquenoy Their large manufacturing towns, as Lyons,
Their wine growing districts will convince the French
Statesmen OF their error, and show them that we can
make ourselves trlt across the water hope you, as
merchant will your influence with your brother rper
chants TO induce them TO consent present
They may rest assured that the United States
ns wrong aud insult they will have many others in the
uiure to endure, and that the honor safety Of our
connerc. maine will be violently shaken on this side Of
the water"
ALBANY ELrcrIoN.--Our friends in Albany have
uoe well They have given rejoice some.
what like that Afforded the Bank party by The result, q,
the late election in this city, Tina, l., hough they did
nor peat the enemy yet they kept the enemy from beat.
ing 'ncm, excepi by very lean majority. The election
according 10 the Argus one Of the most activ.iv
Issl;ns ever witnessed 10 that city Tho opposition
system OF eectoneerg for months, the most proi,,se
Pendnre Of money lsborous efforts depress the work
ing classes oy cries Of Distress and deceive them rs to
un cause Of any dimnuon OF employment or business
rear or sg'nay was supposed would enable the m to
'ne ei'y ny vote SO large beyond all precedent.
would confirm, in some degree least the
OF Mr. Webster at Washington and his manic
nu' what Is the RESULT They have carr ed all the wards
Is True; but their claim OF $500 votes and their 500
signatures all believed 10 be qualified voters have
dwindled TO 0Ii about the poed BY the same B,nL
nos reaerai party in the election of 1882 whilst the
4zo signatures subscribed 10 the denocr M mortal
nave increased TO nearly 1000. Whilst they are 500
.ess man MI Websters claim we are 100 more
sn our claim. Truly we may cay. in reference to the
he''ious names attached 10 the Bank memorial that his
government oil suif'sges. not OF signatures
he majority for the Bank federal party In the civ
ara. II was 1863 in Sept 1892; and i27 in the general
election hive weeks afterwards. Mere votes were polle
hao at any previous town eec,ion within lO7 as many
as were poed In the great election OF DAYS in 1880
The whole number poed then was g 1877 In ia nos,
$780, " Y. Ere. Post.
The following very letter upon the suhiec, Of
me late Albany Election from gentleman of the high
est character aud intelligence, aud entitled TO full col
dence: ~ M
ALBANY, May q, 1884
Of our loss at the late W ard Elections.
The Wigs have gained about 200 more votes in tho
ey than We expected, and they quite gone mad With
JOY. "''''
Last night the city was filed with riot roar and Jrunt
en- earo"ssi; all the main streets illuminated with
tar barrels and the tle boys screamed The big WIGS
swore and The DULLES fought the Irish wherever ihey
couli hnu single one going pesceaby about his busi.
ness wi'hou, company or cudg,I to protect him.
~ gang oil the more noisy OF the 'secency party rolled
barrel oil tar into the neighborhood Of Park Row Al
hrs' they resolved to light Neddy TO bed" and pIaced
the combusible substance directly in front of Ar Coo
wells door, where after blowing their thumbs and LnocL
ing their eye balls for ten fifteen minutes Ibev raised
hght enough TO make darkness visible" Finding how
ever that they had only barrel ei and that Tie B,nk
nnd was getting low the boys od young) tell TO- and
roeu me smoking mass down opposite TO the of The
.'a,, mouse Here unuekiIy The dim fame expired
worse son M cloud OF dense iumgaon "Couiusion
mO's , ,on"unueu s's"sd Old Nick only knows VIVA,
tee ecoiieciing that their chairman resided in the neigh
soood ran into Mr. Birnards Kitchen and brought o1,
lighted taow candle. o" Wv
This was the Prometlean torch The far a,m., a.,
eyes oil the Wigs bazed the countepances of lie hoys
lighted up with glorious en,husasm and altogether he
mob gave shont OF three times three for The sir ,yi;o
loan ~ liz is worthy of remark as sign of The nes
'ha some ciizens occupying elevated stations in society
were leu py their Incorporate excitement TO Join in the
oo oe'oe Tie Governors door, and direct and sanction
lis proceedings And man, bv his snI
courtesy as gentleman, (snd who bears belonging
70 royaty) was guilty OF the contemplate neanness of
yharcy's door!' o'''' 0'
hus ended the gorfcaion of the first triumph OF ,chie
WWcVnS; Tor Just at this moment, sudden CRY of 6re
n'e in another direction drew all the motley
down on The opposite side Of the Park, where The extern,
sive barn and stable of The M-ssrs. j. & j. Towoseods
were discovered 10 be in flames.
II Is to be regretted, that those buildings were en,irev
consumer" ana aiso that during the early part the nigh,
second severe hire broke out in the part OF the civ
which was not arrested until fifteen or sixteen ysluaLie
buildings and much property were destroyed.
peslues These madca revelings l am informe d that
me Albany "igsFurpose giving grand al feseo "coI
LAToN' on Saturday next, The model OF the festivals
oil Castle Garden, Powelon, &c.
IL the Blank pays" this is all very well: bu, if no,
Iea"y iie hberahiy Of the haucinated Wigs reminds
one OF me poor foreigner who having landed in Boston
hHed WIN golden dreams oil the wealth Of the ne world
soon stumbled upon dollar which some one had dopped
IN e street Picking it up he handed the first per
so 'e me,, say'ag, lake il my good fellow, there's
Upon the whole, The night Of the 9th Nav was an
Tr one; II began IN iace but ended in tragedy
me loss OF tar and caret could be well spared bv HE
noses and stores but the destruction OF private
VIII be severely felt by large numbers OF worthy ciiizers
VINO VIII long rue the Wig celebration.
me whole triumph" amounts TO this, that the election
proves MIR. "ebsiers 1880 qualified voters" to have
been oneJoWM "men in buckram"
At best IL would have been but victory in nu, .bell
as celebrating defeats The order OF the day. YOU will
near OF TIE wig victory Tor months come aud the re-
su''s OF our pay Ward election will be bIszoned over
me Union, as IL Aurora PoreaIs had appeared in
hioany; but it will turn out, after ALL mere
oil tue old New London "bue lights"
Our friends are still in good cheer have no fear for
e people OF the country, whom meuey aud threats an
not reach.-.W y. Times ~
HE ARTS OF THE OPPosIrIoN-It ia aInos, ;o,ro
u'oie ihe great variety OF modes adopted by the Oo,o.
uoh, ana especially by Constitution Seo
i~s 10 destroy public confidence in the monied insr,
iu'ons OF The countryside U. S. Bank only excep,ed -
Every person in this neghborbood is well aware of tho
course pursued by The Columbus Bank Reward friends and
rusn enemies, IS as much the motto, the practice IL
Ioindncs "DfsTREss"-mske "PREssuR n and prod,ca
EAciTEMENT. Senator 1TEwING.CD has seized
ah opportunity 10 effect Something: how sr il has sue
ceeded IL another matter. -
Inc Hon MIR. Ewing had the sincere pleasure the -,
IRENE Jehcy no doubt, OF informing an officer of the
Columbus Bank that the Virginia Bank and branches baS
all aed another sad effect may have said of dr.
r1PG"enL What delightful this was for the
pd"kes u Is unnecessary for US 10 say. II induced Of
ers OF large bets, but when those offers were about 10 Inc
accepted To- and behold their confidence even la Nj
Ew'ngs statements was shaken, and they declined By
the bye they hsd got over the loss of Is,v bn
drens on the NeU York Elections.
Mha however will the honest yeofnsnry of Ohio thi,L
OF lheT oenstor who, after disgracng the m bv nsse,I
ing The superiority OF his isoIsed oysr
se,F PosliYe Instructions can thus calmly and de beratev