Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13


cpes are necessary TO The salvation of the country and
IT'S ocrues and yet ardentiy and unnecessarily bring out
ana support the very men who charged with ram.
ping them under foot. Is this niuch--no bad
Ian they hope for any confidence for themselves or
, hsn principles while they do 500 And, beaten
an, me savannah Georgian (Uuion) says iLkc every
u .hat mas pTeccotd it, the election is end. We
shall soon hear the result. Blue ribbon must fall ia valuc
and the UNION is STILL ever priced as yond ali WI
ne Thanks TO the vruethe patriotism of the voters OF
% number of votes poled yesterday in this
Nouhty was-9yO The managers will commence this
morning at o'clock. 10 count out the votes
MARfLAND.-The following Uhigs are elected to Con.
gress
DANIEL JEHxIrrR,
GEORGE G. WAsHINGToN
JAMES TURNER,
JoHN N. STEELE,
JAMES a. PEARcr
Tie pan Buren, Members arc:
ISAAC McKIM,
BESJAMiN G. HowARp,
FRANCIS Thomas
no he Annapoiis Republican (Jfhig) claims So Wing
beSacs In the Legislature, and allows "a Van BureT
members Last year, it rather worse AGAINST NJ
being then 62 to H. s"'' 70
The Wings have carried their member of Co,rros :;
inc baitnore county (or 3d) District by majority of
o-nnd IN Talbot county (or2d d. by majority of 81
ne baltimore Republican says, that /" it was ow.
ing TO exceedingly bad management in the Baltimore
ana iariord County District, that Mr.. Sewall has
oeen 9eicoted by very small majority. Ii is The
most decidedly Jackson district i'm The State ,,Icl,
WIN any thng like proper cement ought not and
can never be, in the smallest degree doubtful Onr
majority Is at least 1900 in the district as the President
iai election will unqnestionably prove MIR Turner
who has been elected, avowed himself i'm favour of The
Administration and pledged himself to vote for the cam
uiaa'e or the Presidency who should receive the
voe OF se state IN case the election should 20 to Con-
gress Mr. Van Buren, will certainly get the vote of the
Inc Rad nc are the subsequent reflections of
TIC Danore Republican, on the results of the Election:
MARYLAND ELECTION.
We have received the returns of the late election co
lar as 10 enable To the general result We
and accordingly made o efforts We were contender -
alone for principle and as the Iegislaure has YER IL
e OF h9tlng TO do with the great question now at issue
before the american people, felt very little concern
whether Tie Legislature for us or against MS IL j.
interesting only to Office holders and oficc-seekcrs un
uer the Stae Executive, and those who belong IN ono ~
the other of those classes only struggled for the f
e o,ate They were not among The friends of the Ad
ai Lti' ana our opponents who talk so loudly of
Guiding Tie most OF Them in this State among the men
M Their own ranks The editor the Chronicle boast
VI ther having carried the State as it has notbn
70 40 with the great question about which we have been
contending and secures them nothing but the nal
% se Execu,ive 1t is perfectly manifest that the
great ooect fOr which they have been coniendne is Of
nee ana power and not principle; notwitIstandno all
elr professions OF DISTINGUISHED regard for principle
ana uese Tor tho promotion Of the prosperity of The
county, and happiness of the people
With regard to the Congressional election we had in
the hrst district, candidate and Mr. Steele is
Puehty eucted without opposition. We cannot there
lore, make any calculation of the relative strength or
par'es rom the result of the vote for Congress Look
at the result of the election for members of
tne Legislature, we enabled Judge with some dc
gree OF certainty In Worcester county we have eIect
ABOUT hy; IN Somerset we have elected all our candi-
dates who were in the field and i'm Dorchestrr vys. -
ueIs.ahI we nave elected ncnbcr but have not
received the reurns we cannot give any account of the
average majority for against Under these circtl
stances we may safely put down the majority against us
IN the District more than 200 In Tho SoconJ M;
trict Mr. Pearce has beaten Mr. Grason by maioritv Of
but 20 votes and for the sake of round numbers W. nut
gown District as even. In the Third Dstrictany can.
ucu oppohe NJ VIII certainly admit that have majority
OF at least 1000. MIR. Turner has il is true heater, M
oeweIl; ny majority Of little rising hundreds but lie
aVowed himself during the whole canvass as Jackson
,u"' as thoroughly aud decidedly Mr. Sewe and de-
cared that in the Presidential election should be
carried TO Congress, his should be in accordance
WIN inc electoral rOtc IF his Congressional District the
result OF which no possibly doubt In This Dis.
ct our average majority is FIVE hundred and hirty.fye
and for The sake OF round numbers we pa il down ~
0VV' La tie Fifth district, had no candidate our
trends having generally voted for MIR Washington who
Is elected n Frederick County Legislative ticket
Is ont lttc behind that of our opponents and one Of
our candidates is elected. We have not seen the 70.
turns but The average majority may be perhaps fly or
nu,uIeu. ana III montgomery, our opponents GER
AMY nave not majority against of than from
two to three hundred. 10 give them full allowance
VIC put down the majority against in the district.
a. nVe hundred In the sixth district, majority
about three hundred. And in the 9TH district The fun
amount OF the Opposition majority cannot be more than
about QUO, and we put that number dow accordingly
lakihg hese calculations correct it will be seen that
our mares amount to 1000 votes and those Of our on
ronchts I"VO leaving US clear majority of 500 Under
ese circumstances the result Of the election shows that
we havea decided majority of votes in the State and
at there IS every expect that the Electoral
s0c VI tue STATE will DC IN favour Willie our opuo-
enS are endeavorng to sustain themselves by Inducing
he particular friend Of every who has been named
Tor the Presidency that he will be their candidate and
when they come TO make their selection and FIX upon
any particular Individual DO not DOUBT that the ina
yoFy ~ our favour will be greatly increased. This az
I0fOs our opponents any consolation, have not the
slightest objection. Although they have as they allcge
secured the power Of the State they have very evidently
lost the majority ofthe people, and they retain the former
only "a consequence Of the rotten borough system which
exists under our ant-RcpubcaD Constitution Our
friends at distance may therefore, The electors arc to
be chosen by general ticket put down the vote Of Mary
land IN favor Of Martin Van. Buren, This will aid in
preventing the Presidential election being carried to the
House Of Representatives, and have very little fear
that Congress will have any thing 10 do with tie matter
eff however contrary TO present prospects the election
should 90 into Congress, the vote Of Maryland cannot
be given against candidate and have the vote If
sufficient number Of States in avor 10 secure the
election Of the candidates Of The National Convention
Under these circumstance although we have in conac
quenco Of bad management the part Of our friends 10
those districts, lost messrs Grason and Sewa contrary
TO our expectation, We have abundant reason To- feel well
satisfied with the result and can and will rejoice on
account Of It,
elm order that friends may see Tie grounds Of our
calculation That, IN case the election goes Congress
we y"ie VIII be ~ our favor, put down the names Of
the states 10 Which majority Of the members known