Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, Nov. IL.
ELECTIONS.

their Senators and their - Representatives, and Mr.
Edward Everett, the Wing candidate for Gorrrnor, la.
received Hos votes Judge Morton JackSun) 1875 and
Armstrong 5G votes This is falling OF since the las,
wear when Davis Che Wing candidltr) had $50 Nor.
ton 1888, Allen 5l1 and Bailry 40
Returns have bccu received from 2G0 towns, which
give Mr. Evrrr,ta plurality Of abou. II $40 vte$ The
Wings calculate his orty in the whole State from
II to - 900 MIR. Hull (c Wing candid lie for Lirut
G"rtrncr) has received much smaller vote than Ait
Ever IT, and Mr. Foster Ule JacSsn candd:;r} higher
than Judge Aoroms In the Towns heard from, Hills
majority is than 2GO0-aud there appears 10 tr but
little doubt Of his election. The Boston Patriot gives the
following skct h Of the Scart' '.ln the Suffolk District,
SIX Wing Senators CHI In EsscI, II Is PIE uLnri
that five Wings chosen and that there vacancy
In w. rccser there is Little d'ub, that the six Wing cani-
dates chosen. In BRISTOL three Jackson and Ant
masonic candidates chosen In MIddIrSrI. Norfolk.
and Plymauti. il is probable the Jat kson and Antn-
sonic tickets u7e chosen In lapdrn. also ii is pfobA.
Die the Wing ticket is defeated. we learn That in
Springfield and West Springfield there is Jackson gain
In Franklin county. Mr.. Hastings, the Wing CANDIDATE,
is probably elected From hampshire we have little infer
nation but it probable the Wing candidates elected
From Berkshire. BunstabIr and Nantucket have 10
| information" The Springfield Wing jackson paprr)
SAYS, that " Hamp is redeemed. Our Senators are
most undoubtedly elected, and by the people We are
longer obliged TO submit to federal Legislature the
question who shall BE- Senators Another panic and
another pressure will o!lnw. but it will be altogether
among the Whigs.-A Correspondent Of the n !. Post
writes from Berkshire that the Van Barren have
Davis's majority Morton last year 21.071-
Whole number Of votes, 7,:.I6 III which 1907 were
for Davis lsGs for Norton TO- UG for Bailey, 2yjsJ for
| Allen, and there lGG scattering.
New YoRK.-Tllc defeat of the Wings is ovcrwirIua.
ing The Republicans have carried out Of tie
1ht Senate, iM Districts The Senate will consist If
- Republicans. aud 1 Federal Wings In tie ioi,r
the Republicans will probably 'numbc i2. Tie Fed raj
Wings l5 and Irregular Truly (Snys tic .1baHy !r.
rus the .'availablcs, and al! il this STAT,
prrscnt for the consideration Of their Irnds
other States, ilattcrng prospect Of coming events
The New York Times Sd, that ''ihe:r has Tor
long number Of been prrc when tn, democracy
of the State Of New York have trcu firm and IN.
ted than at present From every part "i the State
receive accounts Of rumPlS. There are, i. true,
one or two districts in which local divisions have prevail
cd but these ptionS that they
worth passing notice. The l,rrs:rs wlch prevailed
h!e among handful of Scl!styicd Democrats ia PIE
vail beyond The city OF y. York lIr late election has
proved that here they %! tti!r influence" Blu,
b. yond The city. they DO not. and vii! not prevail Tie
Democrats OF The country want no Eew-l!gl acrrrso
show them the which they should -. jhrn les.
sons have been learned in long established school,
and their doctrines have been put I" the test o twenty
years experience. Equally removed irc arst crazy
the hand and agraranisu the other they aGdr,
themselves to the feelings and the interest q! the sub.
stanai middle classes, the yeoInanry Of tie land. The
pride and strength Of the country. Let Us preserve our
Union strict party discipline. OUT Oid established
DOCTRINES and all will be well. In the counties al the
IRENE part Of the State the hercscs which have
unfortunately prevailed for number OF years. fast
passing away and many very many who have wandered
from the democratic ranks fast returning To swell the
mighty and again contribute 10 lis victories Ne.
yer has the democratic party in this State displayed
greater array OF strength.
PEy%<YLyASlA-Wc are astonisicd at the Of
some Of the Mu!ilcnburg and Wolf men, On Friday
last the Pcnnsv lvanan declares, Tie Die IS cast! Al
ter protesting for several WEEKS L desire 10 harmonzr
the Democratic pary-o bury the past in oblivion, and
to hereafter to rescue the State from
the Anti.masons and Wings, and the Electoral
of Pennsylvania for the candidates of the National
Convrntinnthc leading Wolf paper Of this city has pub
scd call Of the Democrats Of the Third District,
friends of Governor Wolf and the 9TH Of March
blage TO take 10 the of the
thoriscd Electoral Ticket, framed without authority
Harrisburg the 9Th Of March ast1his is at Least
uneQTivucal act-Me die IS caSTle advocates Of this
dangerous and suicidal have thrown oft the mas,
and boldly plunged into the Rubc0n. Be it soft IS
useless regret what it impossible TO remedy
The decisive blow is thus deliberately struck, aud
thing remains tn tho treencn Of Pennsy vana but SIN
gle question Will you amicIy surrender your rights or
defend them 10 the last We trust the universal answer
will becycry thing for Harmony but nothing to Force
The leading Wolf paper III Philadelphia uIr Sentinel
advocates The meeting If the JradSG G0r " in tie ID
DIStrct-but still it its Democratic friends in the
other States that the Party ,r be united in Ecnsyva.
MIA, and her vote ,cW be given for The Baltimore Noil-
nation. For ourselves upon suc! assurances.
We now ask for "cts and not prgj.Si The R"pG1.
lean Party have lost their Governor, and Tho majority III
the Legislature, by their rschicvOs divisions. Are hcy
not yet satisfied with the injury which they have mi!c; d?
Are they never TO learn wisdom by experienced As
they dctralcd the past ought have been
forgotten--cv'ry trud bnrd,!e very names Of Wolf.
ite and Muhlcnbcrg sunk in the hoomlcss abyss--n"
jarring rccrinaon for the past,-but harmony and
union alone ought to have been the Order Of the day
Why do not the leading Democrats Of good old Pcnnsyl
vania come misunderstanding all dlrrenccs--and
unite the whole party in great and generous effort
We ask again where are Mulenberg and Dallas; Why
90 not such men throw themselves al once iarrssly Ino
IN lpa al
Donot our friends in Pennsy vana the isch"Es which
they are doing to their party in every quarter the hopes
which they are breathing into the Wings; the uncasnrss
which they giving to their friends? Tell not. DIS.
miss apprcr nsions The only assurance on which
can rely is the cessation Of all ostilitics and splIt@
Harmony and of MON: which shall animate your friends,
and intImdatc your enemies We are tired ofths child
play-And most cordially do rc.ccho the following
sentiments OF the last Baltimore Republican:
d" Some Of the papers in Pennsylvania, which
IN favor OF the Administrator, pursuing nry
ridiculous course with regard TO electoral tick!
favourable to Mr.. Van Buen and Col. Joansol-- The
division between them with regard candidate for the
Office OF Governor. absurd enough in all conscience
and has been productive of result which should ws
think convince them Of the improperly Of contcndn.
about ut the hazard Of permitting their enemies 10
triumph over them and their principles Such has br"n
the result Of their contention about Wolfe and Mu'n
burg With ma prity Of about twelve thousand a az
ccrainrd BY the result Of the election" they have permit
MIXED their opponents t.; elect their candidate Tor Govern
and majority Of the members Of the Legislature
and 10 laugh at them for their folly in suffering them
selves TO be divided upon minor ponis-a mere qurs'
ton about men-and being deprived Of the power /"
which, from their numbers they fairly ehtteo,
and which they might have secured with ease, had
they acted in concert and with harmony. And YET
with these facts staring them full in the face, they
are now contrnding about The individuals to c"mpY'e
their electoral ticket, notwithstanding they would Mh"-
they may be, for the same nd'sd ua's Tor Fic
sdcnt and Vice President whose they alike de-
sire! Whoever they may be- they will be the mere Hs'mS
Of the party which elects them, to do nothing mare
than the simple act Of giving thcry oe for the c"nd'da
who arc ncterrrd bY those who cOnend!ng about Ic