Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27


thorough and complete anion of the party than this
ing exhibited cannot be imagined. Every demo-
crat was grathed beyond his
The preamble and resolutions adopted with uncx
anpled unaninity, and will be found speak the srnt-
ASA mastery view Of the existing state oil sias W.
learn from proceedings OF meetings and papers which wa
quarters OF the State. Let it be cherished, and
cracy will s',on agnin its banner in triumph.
lac friends OF Mr.. Clay moving in Philadelphia.
The Na'onsi Gazette sntrs that Z" very respectable
meeting ct h's friends was held at Corals Bovsr Hotel
on Saturday evening last. Col. Jim 6. Wahnough
~ appointed Secretaries The suLjnnrd account
of ii is from the Pennsylvania Inquirer yesterday
We rejoice To Lc enabled To state that the proper
spirit pervadrd the n;ceiing-tat general disposition
was manifested 10 yield all personal attachments in
Ger ia promote and harmony and concert If
ton among the entire opposition, and thus TO
The triumph 1T our and our candidate in lo:6.-
he meeting addressed in the OF the evening
oy JOSIAH Randall, Esq, Col John c. Wanon.b, Col.
'ohn H. fowrl aud one or two other gentlemen. The
merits and services of MIR Clay advcr,cd by each
OF the SPEAKERS aud in language Of the strongest euo
yy-bnt the sentiment universal that the present is
not The time TO urge the claims Of any particular udiv
cuii 10 the exclusion dispara ut the other dis
,ingu shed gentlemen that h,nc.
IN or or TO allow the whole oppos ton opportunity OF
concentrating their strength and harmonizing in their
c. urs' II Is expedrnt To hold Gencref Ctsirenfion
some future period, in which the whole party may
fairly cprrscnicd-ihe claims ot the various canddatcs
sed. and the most available selected a rrsoutn to
this Eject offered by Mr. Randall and adopted Win.
out dissenting voice Another resolu ion adopted,
empowering the Chairman and Secretaries 10 appoint
committee for the purpose of making arrangements for
general Town Meeting for the election of Delegates 10
the proposed Convention"
Mr. Walsh still goes for Mr. wcbs,crbut approves of
General Convention ''-Afte or yafjouaI Sir The
friends of Nh. Webster also the acrt-to pay hiu
honor, as appears by the following nu,ice:
:" DSSfn TO Ma. WFssrEn.--Snch of the citzrns of
the city and county of Philadelphia, disposed Ia
unite in rendering complimentary dnnrr to Dlniel
Webster are requested to meet at the Court Room, S.
H. corner of Chestnut and Sixth Streets ON Wednesday
evening. at o'clock
! THE MISSISSIPPI RI FICTION
The Jackson States Rights Banner gives the follow.
ing majortes for Lynch over Runncls:
R Kinds eonn'y majority for Lynch lGG voies
Madison, g /" 1852
| Majority for Lynch in three counties 52i votes
| The Banner NWhig) says ' We feel no Doubt of the
election Of Judge Lynch as Governor of this State"
| The Alabama " Flag Of the Union democratic pa
| Pcr has the following paragraph
Niss,ssirPL1he elections in this State took place
on Monday and Tuesday last; particulars received
We however aru that in Monroe and Lcwndcs coun-
tles the Van Burentcs trumphed by large naiorics
We have doubt of Mississippi; but Will wager our
grey goose quiz that she goes for Van Buren, by 5000
majority AS Riichie says, we shall see week
In Lowndes county, Runncls beat Lynch 29I votes
and INC Columbus Democratic Press reports immense
naorlies for the Democratic ticket in Monroe ubec
Oakubbeeha, and Winston Counties The Democratic
candidates tor Congress so far appear to better than
| the Governor In Lowndcs county, for example Cai-
borne has beat Dickson $685. and wilkins The other
Wing 3.5. Edwards has beat the forncr 3iI and the
latter BOB Kinds county presents similar varation-
| Lynch is lG6 ahead OF Runnels- Whereas Dickson il
only 20 votes ahead of Edwards aud III OF Claiborne
and Wilkins (Ilie other Wing canddae) is 50 behind
Edwards, end only ahead of Claiborne.
| NORTH C8ROLLva.
The die is cast in The Lcgisatnre--as the following
Letters will show:
TO Tie EditorS--' Ramon, 2lst Nov 1895
Gas the election of Public Printer by our Legislature
to-day indicates pretty nearly the strength of in
that body, take The liberty To communicated 10 you the
result MIR Gales, Editor of the Register after
ing among members until yesterday, and ascertaniny
that he could not be elected withdrew from the contest
and united with the Wings and Nullfers in pushing The
fortunes OF the Editor Of the STAR, Thos j. Lemoy
The balloiing stood,
For Philo White, editor IF the Standard,) :. l05
mos ). Lemay, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
- uacS =" ''"n, 49,. ................- | 81
"Seven members were absent; our party think is
two or three votes stronger than the above would nGi
cate"
ITO the Editors" RALEIGH, N C., Nov. %
yesterday, Philo White reelected Public Printer
The vote stond White l05, Lcmoy SO, and Gales L.
Tomorrow the Election of Governor comes on Rich
ard d. Spaght will be run, and elected by the acpub-
Ilcan party, by as large, if larger majority than
White received There is question but that we are
stronger IN the Legislature than that indicated and
indeed There is great revolution going the State
The Republican Party beginning open their ewes
At hrst, having understood that White an Admins.
talon man, and that he had always been so-and being
Southern man, they were somewhat inclined to sup
port him; but now finding, that If elected all he must
be elected by the Opposition, they dropping him
ana give ii as my deliberate opinion that Van Buren,
viii get the vote of the State by large maiory-say
/ from ten TO twenty thousand:'