Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03
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Majority of w. and M. over r.
IoAnz

Majority Of W. and NJ over r. l2497
But the Wings idly faer themselves with the hone
that the Republicans will not be able unite upon an
Electoral licket-Wha says the Saturdays 80 Pennsyl-
vanisn on this subject
' DIssENsioSs THE ENEMy-The Opposition nre
tend to derive huge delight from the domestic disagree
ment of the Democratic Party of Pennsylvania: I'm,
what are our dissensions to thcrs' Mere rhes-medi
cable wounds for disagree solely about mcans our
end is the same while the supporters of Ritner his
election being secured, dividing into factions so nu.
that il shortly will be impossible TO ncrate
them. In the first place Anti. Masonry is rearing lis
crest, and avowng firm determination not TO be con.
trolled checked by Wing leaders IT claims the vic.
tory as ITS own, treats the Wing forces Hessans
borrowed for the occasion, and having nothing to do a
ter the battle but TO skulk home and wait until they are
wanted to meet the shock of hostile Mason.
ny taxes the lion share, and Anti Masonry will nomi-
nate its own Presidential candidate, and select its own
electoral ticket: Such, at least, the symptoms
But, as if these difficulties were not enough the
Wing allies prosecuting furious quarrel among
themselves Every day adds its bitterness The elite
speaking through their mouth piece, the National Ga
zettc laugh to the pretcnsons of Harrison taunt
him and his followers with their melancholy overthrow in
Ohio, tell the truth DIcTu!-about the idle
assertions of their cotempoares that the peup are r
ing IN hisavor and about his civil and military abilities
and wind by roundly declaring thut they will lay We
none OF him. and that with such opponent an Buren,
will walk the They for Webster or NOTHING
The Harrisonans sorely perpcxed but detcrmn
ed not TO yield inch They have got hero-his re.
puat'on granted to be rather cquvocol but they will
make the most of him.
This is but faint picture Of the discords of the Goa
litlon party in of being subducd
W OF lhey VIII daily become
more grating As political party all bonds of union
have been destroyed by success, and growing factions
ana DIVISIONS must now their councils and pave the
way for downfall To make even an appearance of op.
position on the Presidential question, whggery must
once more fall IN the rear, and support a purely anti
masonic ticket; which the friends OF Webster and Hnr-
rison will be little disposed TO do
g From an enemy III a condition so hopeless and de =
Piorabe 1t Is amusing to hear anticipaons victory in
future hclds and magnificent EQUATIONS upon the re-
suit OF difference OF opinion in ranks That breach
viii be healed by the people themselves and it would be
no more than an act of prudence for the Opposition to
look to The coming October instead of November The
dangers of the first month such that the new Ad
minstr0ton will have its hands full without undertake
ing more than the forms of contest for the Sc
ccnd."
VERMoNr.-43 ballots, and no Governor
RHODE lsLAND.-The Legislature convened at South
Kingston on Tuesday last. The House proceeded to
the choice ot their officers, when Christopher Allen was
chosen Speaker, Dexter Pandall and George Turner
Clerks-all three good and true Van Buren men-Ihe
Senate has not as yet formed quorum"
VIRGINIA.
Senatorial Eiection--The Wheeling Gazette Of the 2sht
states, that " Col John Parrio of Marsha county has
been elected from this District supply the vacancy in
The Senate Of this State, occasoned by the death Of Col
NJ Coy. His majority over Major Good is about So
The late incumbent friendly to the Administration
the present is oPposcd that the Wings gain two votes
in the Senate 1t hardly be said however that Tho
election ns conducted strictly upon party grounds in anu
county sare pcraPs Brooke, Uhcre Mai GOod obtained
majority Of a6om ll0.-We shall offset this Whie gain
in tic Charlotte District.