Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-01

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l2th James Graham, Mir.
18th Lewis Williams do
Messrs. WIN. Ii. Shepard and Aupustin III Shcpprrd
and Lewis Williams, had opposition. Mr. Bynum
snccecded over Mr.. Long by a majority of 332 AI r
Peitigrew over d., Hail. by TO 600; Gen Speirht over
Col. M Leod, by 766 Gen. MKay over Mr.. Dishong
by large majority; Mr. Deberry over Mr. Betbune bv
$50; Dr. Montgomery over Gen Barringcr, by 3sI; Mr.
Hencher over both Crage and Pearson, of 100; Maj.
Conner over MIR. Ship, by l4Id.
Maj CoSsERs majority in the MeckIenburg Con.
gTesslonsl District over his opponent Mr. SrlPr, is
oates residing IN that county, 1913 and this friend
informs U.s. will be about the de nocratc strength Of ba
county at the Presidential election in 1886
But IN CdbarTus there has been the most
change ~ favor of the democratic cause indicated by
the vote between Messfs. Conner and Shipp Hereto
fore the Cabaus majority in favor Of the opposii;on s
varied between three and FIVE hundred now we find
,he saddle on the other horses political revolution has
been effected and the republican candidate receives
majority of 81 votes Well done, Clbarrnsii We
have the best hopes that she will be found raynq her
strength in the Republican ranks in the next Pesden-
tial election.
BcckienJ1ug too has done most noblv, The v,,,b,
sons Of those glorious patriots of 10 who were The frx
OF all the then cOonists 10 declare themselves free and
independent Of British tyranny have rallied To susfs
and perpetuae the principles their fathers achieved 9th
ther blood and by trump plant vote of 300 majority
nave taught certain political ney0nt preachers OF null.
nncauon and wbiggery, lesson they will not soon
"dlsremember, they have taught those emssares Of
publication, that neither the charms of ooauence the
Establishments of wealth, nor the receptions of wbig
gerry can avail my thing when directed against peo-
PIE so ndomitably democratic the freemen Of Meek
ienb9rg So that suspect no more notification ieass
VIII be gotten up al Charlotte, to seduce the democrats
Of Meckcnburg into the support Of White. ,cLiggism
tney are TOO intelligent to become the dupes of political
cheats and too independent TO be caoled out Of their
rights and principles
The Alexandra Gazette says. "a correspondent of
the Globe writes that the North Carolina Legislature
will have majority Of Van buren, men. and that the
Representatives to the next Congress will stand they
did at the last Congress If this is Il will show how
utterly useless the confident predictions "that in
no event could North Carolina sustain Mr. Van Buren,
RHoDf isDAED.--Another dampcr 10 the Whigs -
She is rcgcneraed Even the energy Of Burgess could
not save thennor the bait which the held ont of trans
ferrng the Election Of President 81 the House of RE-
pcsentatives The following Bulletin Of victory il
- From The Republican Herald Exral
"GIOkIOUS VICTORY - DeDfOfraey TrfgD,Dbaotf
"PRovipEscS, Aug 26.-Yesterday, the election Of
Representatives to Congress, took place in this State
The battle-ground was dsputed inch BY inch and with
unusual spirit on both sides
at u with unfegned pleasure that We are enabled to
announce TO our anxious friends At home and abroad in
ihe Union, the GLORIOUS RESULT THE DE.
MOCRACy OF RHODE ISLAND rs TRlUM.
PHANT PEARCE AND sPRAGUE are elected by
nearly 200 majority over BUroEs and CnANsror. Ne