Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-29
STaT,E ELECTTO.N.S

The following articles are from the Globc.-Mis
souri, has been claimed by the Opposition; but the
Election of the Legislature turned principally
local questions: the chartering of State Bank, and
tile adoption of certain amendments proposed TO the
Constitution And, after ALL what is the result? The
ST Louis Republican honestly confesses, that when
the election of u. $. Senator comes ON, (Dr Linn,
holding his seat only by the Governors appoint
men',) SHE election has, Of course, TO be made IN The
Jackson ranks for as get, man Of The opposite par
~ stands arg chance"
ELECTION VICTORIOUS NEWS.
"NoRTH CARoLINA.--We made up our returns Of yes
terday, OF the elections for the Legislature from ne wspa
per printed at Tarborough We have since received the
following letter from friends Fay cueve. giving
additional returns, which shows the gain than we
anticipated in our last article:
"FAYErrEvILLE, Aug %.
DEAR SIRE AS the n. c. journal will not sppe ar az
before next week, avail ourselves of this opportunity
OF iniormiSg you that have from Al counties
OF the result OF the election in this State There are now
I'll remaining TO be heard from So lar our
goes, the Representatives from hose stand So for
the Administration, 81 anti Qneiudng Nullihers and Bank
nes, or Wig, as they more fsshonaby syed) and
~ doubtful From present indie aons, opinion,
that our next Legislature will be decidedly Ans
IN The above enumeration Of tie borough towns in-
cluded all anti Edenion has yet been heard from,
anu the member from town is yet uncertain as tho
seat viii be contested.
"Yours respectfully"
"ALABAMA.-A gentle man from New Orleans, " no h
passed through this State from end the other since
the elections, brings the gratifying intelligence that the
Opposdon Naonsls, Null6.rs and all are ouits chan
uncigged already, and must take another alias
"lNDIANA-,n this State the Jacksonisns have never
made the question OF national politics in their dome s,c
Government The successful candidate for Governor has
always, at every ee con been anti the State
in the three contests has uniformly supported the Preside
by large majores. Noble declared Col Johnson and
IN this way drew 10 his standard many OF friends
The Democracy From the following il seems that ma
Jo'y OF The Legislature in favor Of the Anins
although this has seldom been the her toore:
"Lpdidnd Eiecff0nsWe have vet but partial eurns
from the elections in this State, but enough show that
Noah Noble has been reelected Governor and d. al
lace Lieutenant Governor. These both the old ncun.
bens aud Clay 10 boot These elections turned alto
geiher on local considerations and no the
state oil politics in the H0oSier country. We have under
stood verbally that majority of the Legislature sill be
favor OF Jackson."- Ohio Sun.
"OHIo--The elections have taken place in this State
hut our intelligence from all sections of the State is
'caiive OF success We have let from several
bers OF Congress- assuring that there is the
doubt OF the OF Governor Lucas and son
ground Tor believing that there will be increae OF
mocraiic members in the Houre Of Representatives
"a friend in whom we have great confidence, wf es o.
quarter whence did not pect such favorable new
under date OF Msrietia, August 20ih, 1884,
The panic makers in This section are fdt-and al
though great efforts toW be made TO rally, hare ma
dou6t II rtH be found an UPHILL business. have ne
doubt Of Lucas election
"This remark attached 10 the end OF letter on bust
ness, and was intended Tor private satisfaction. Yet
as II corrohorates the good from Ohio, r,cevsd from
others whose personal interests in The approaching
might warp their Judgments, give il, gratifying
the democracy in all quarters OF the Union"