Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-14

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Steady Habits, by more than 2000 majority As Jefier-
carried the State Jackson has done like,vis.
The noble stand taken by the President put down the
T. States Bank the panic which that monstrous Insti.
tuition and its Senatorial unnecessarily con
trbuted to raise and the abuses the Senate whose
majority only carried by gross contempt of the In
structons OF the Satesthesc, the principal reasons
which have turned the tide in Connecticut on the side
of the Democracy of the South We hail The result as
n glorious triumph. We have carried the Governor
all The sec firm members If Compress and the lcgisa
tnre OF the State. This change in the Congressional
Election amounting to nett gain of ~ votes will cna-
BILE the Republican party to stand with the greater effect
by the old Presidents side against the Bank and 10 So
cure the election OF firm and efficient officers in the
House of Representatives. Virginia. too we have eve.
~ reason to hope, viii do her duyand make as pcat
numerical change in her representation.
We lay the following Letter from a prominent citizcn
| CO.NNECTICUT REGENERaTED
"MIpDLErowS, Comm April s. ls35
Knowing the interest you take in the success of Tin,
Democratic cause take the earliest opportunity 10 ye
you the result of the election held in this State ON the
completely triumphant
At this election chosen members of both branch.
es OF the Lcgislaturc--the Governor 1t Governor
Treasurer and Sccrearyand six members of Conarcss
the last, as well as the Governor, &c. by general
ticket.
"Out of l32 towns (the whole numberA we has 70.
turns from 60, which give to the Democratic candidates
Tor State officers and members of Congress a majority
OF l1I0-Gnd the remaining towns will unouestionalv
increase this majority to over 900 minority or M.
members elected to each House of the LEGISLATURE or
also Democrats Thus the State is thoroughly and rs
we trust permanently regencrated Our victory is com
plete May Nlrgnin at the present election do rs well
" Our newly elected members of Congress, Messrs
ioucey, ingham Haley, Widman, Phelps and Judson
are Democrats Of the Old School, the carly friends Of
me PRESIDENT and warm supporters of the leading mea
surcs of his administration
" For many years past this State has been nnder Tho
control oil the Opposition, consisting of the entire Fetc
raj party, and class of voters who were once Demo
Gratis but who influenced by such men as Tomlinson
and Foot left the ranks Of their former friends to battle
The Administration The conduct of the Bank of the
IT, Sates-the panic of last wear and tho rash and nm
OF tIip State, A
their eyes, and most all of this class supported the Jack
| son Democratic ticket at this election.
" The number of votes poled was unprecedente
large The Opposition did all that money and unwearied
exertions could do and after ALL nave been sUnaly de-
ieated consider the vote of this State as sure for the
Presidential candidate who may be nominated at the
Baltimore Convention that of almost any State in the
The New York Evening Post rivcs the returns of II .
towns-%o more only to be heard from-and our ascer.
tanned majority already exceeds 2000 The vote for Ed
wards being 1926 and for Foot II 53l Ofthe 81 Sc
majors elected, III are Jackson men, and SHE rest are
-UhigS."
The EveningPost, too, announces the Rhode Island
election as commencing next Wednesday Tomorrow
III VIII be contested with great animation; but we hay We
'he strongest ground ofhope that the result will be of the
same gratifying character with that which has crowned
Inc efforts OF our democratic friends of Connecticut
IL So we shall obtain the Senator of the United States
So mote IL be!
Even the aPgei 0he White paper halls The triumph
" ne republican party in old Connecticut has at last
trinmphed over the coalition of Banmen federaists
aud anti toleationiss, which for some wears have con-
trived 10 maintain their ascendancy in that intelligent
state We hail this victory with the greatest sntsfac-
uon as 1t shews that the free citizens of this republic
though they may for n while be caoled and misied bv
designing politicians, will ultimately see their error and
redress their wrongsIt trusts that Connecticut win
Whiielf he be the candidate of the great Republican
rarity, she will assuredly do
most CHEERING NEWS FROM FRANCE!
The last arrivals place the the indenii M,
almost beyond the shadow of doubt-The following
articles reached us Saturday last:
I" We understand, that Mr. Livingston does NOT on,re
ale oh 6 iniaf
change In the Chamber of Deputies on te question Of
the Bill of Indemnity 1t is supposed that il will pass
| "FRoM FRAxcE.-Wc have seen number Of letters
from Paris of them from the highest sources ali of
which speak with the strongest belief that The Amer.
can indemnity Bill will pass of the letters which
IS from Deputy says the the claim is investigated
The more convinced members that it is just claim and
ought to be paid The .Ne,o York Daiig qdrertiser
| (Whig P0per,J Of Wcdncsday lust
Extract Of Letter from gentleman from Paris, of N,
23d february receiecd IN NJ York:
Don be frightened at change of Ministry here
whoever Louis Philip makes Minister must pledge him
sell to make the p million law n Cabinet question =
Nh. Livingston told me the day before Yesterday that
| he felt very confident of our success Nv friend Nj
Mechn, who wrote the book lately on the American
CLAIMS and who was the only in Paris who predict.
ca the irst rejection, (Which lac did to mel now pre-
diets on to 6O majority in favor as he told me
~ ~ =. ameriea", bhig paPer,) IF Wedaesday
cisive-t disspaes almost every possible doubt that c
snail obtain justice from France, and that our country
VII owe another great debt of gratitude the Old Hero
YET ~ is this man, who is the constant object of calumny
and vituperalion by many of these modern Vh0s
(fr0m the NJ York adserser, of IHarsdag Last-n UIio
papcr.)
LATEST FROM FRANCE
arrangement IF tie French Ministry Prospect of speedu
settlement Of tic Ancrican Claims
The packet ship Francis Isl, Capt CasoT fiom Ho.
yre, came up yesterday She sailed from IIavrc on tie
10Th ult The packet Slvie de- Grassc from this port
arrived on the 10TH The marke; for Cotton continued
/ lively.
The accounts from Paris to the evening Of The 18Th
a little later than those received via London We are
obglngy favored with the following extracts from lei
ters rom the most respectable source by which il will be
seen that the French Cabinet had been arranged and
mat tne Amercln Indemnity bill would without doubt
pass the Chambers IN the course of few days
| letter from Paris of the 10th March says-m We
remain still without any Ministry BEING formed and II
appears that the difficulties rather increase than diminish
rms IS particularly to be regretted the Report of the
committee on the American question is ready 10 be as
and IS waiting only for Ministry to present IL Lei
majority. 800
"P. s MARcu 12lh.--"We are informed TO-DAY. that
the difhcucs respecting the Ministry are at length sur
mounted, and that the following Arrangement is made
which will appear in the Moniteur to-morrow--'The
Ministers remain they were with the changes of ~
ne hgny being transferred TO the War Department and
~ dc Brogie being appointed Minister Of Foreign Ac
ias, and President OF the Council This will be fvo
IaDe TO the American question, and the report Of the
Committee viii probably be made in n few DAYS and cs
nave no doubt the law will be voted by LARGE majority
Exchange on London is risng--is now % 80 % 2
letter from llaye of the 18Th written lust AZ fbe
departure Of The packeQ says "Iho report on tho ifea
y will he made to the Chambers on the 22d or 23d inst
no d01t 'otaieser Of its passage."
n Compliment to tie President