Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

cntrcat the Republican party 10 be firm and active Ne
Yer were the prospects farernevcr have had less
cause TO despond and for rejoicing than al
present-Sec the returns
PErEnsDuRG.-Th town has, temporarily we hope,
mounted the new "Tieotorod cockade, and arrayed
herself under the banner of the pseudo Ui9s We hone
Tor better things hereafter The following was the vo,
Fen CoNcKrss
John Mason. (Rep) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1877
-- Crqnhart. (scattcring) ................ $40
- STATE SENArE
William Old, (Whig) Observation-Disclosures. 20S
Sohn w. Nash, Utep) Observation-Disclosures. l6S
Nash rs iory.onc votes ahead in the district. Amelia
YET TO vote which is represented 10 be undoubtedly in
favor of the Administration
- House. OF DELEoATrs.
David H. Branch, (Rep) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1875
John L Brown, (Whg) Observation-Disclosures. o32
Few who know us we presume will be disposed TO
doubt that sincerely regret the result of th, election
We have abiding source of consolation in the re.
hecnon however, that as the successful candidate
once e warm euingist and supporter of Mr. Van Bu-
rem, he is not likely become very earnest or bitter
opponent of his Administration. should the American
people select HIM as their next President What excr-
mons hc used 10 secure his selection the Vice Prcs-
dency and the very handsome defence he made for Mr.
Van Buren, before the Caucus in 1892 rescrve for the
information and of our readers until In
ture day Certainly the mighty 'sMagician was never
more ably defended before since he voted for the Mis-
souri, Restrictions and the Tariff of lS2S We really do
not despair OF yet seeing the delegate elect convinced of
the "heaucs of consistency" and again the suppor,er
OF Mr. Van Buren, for high Office
wen does the Richmond Enquirer of Yesterday oh
serve that The blow of Petersburg falls harmless
The news from the West is sweeping indeed From
calculation which we believe accurate and 3rifLout
conteSt'ng Stngtc election, handsome ma
Jorlty ahead Go on. Republicans Your cause il lust
and 1t you are only true TO yourselves you must r
umpl' and triumph most gloriously Constellation
NORTHERN ELECTIONS
Charter Elections IN Hc City Of .Nio Fork-.Thc Re.
pubilcans have reelected the Mayor Cornelius Law
rence-and carried as many Wards viii restore their
ascendancy IN the Common Council This il surely a
more glorious victory than trumpced the other day
by the Wings little CLEAN. when they carried The
municipality Of Portland. The N. York Times states
that the Republicans have carried ten out of the Is
Wards the Wings g. and the I'd and l3h vet unascer.
tanned The Republican majority in the CITY has out
at least 50O0i
Rhode Lstand.-The result is not positively ascertain
ed Noahs Star of Friday says that Returns have
been received from all the towns in the State which
give Gov Francis administration a majority of be.
tween 40 and 50 votes lie expresses s.no doubt of
the Wing Senate, and majority of the Wing Repre-
senatvcs Wing votes with Francis for Governor at
their head, were cast, particularly Warwick ~ votes
Very notable logic, indeed We take Mr. Noah s state
ments at'oayS with many grains Of allowance Mr.
Walsh has happily styled him the Falstaffof Editors
the Star was the only paper received Yesterday
winch could give the rumors of the Election-We shall
Know the result by this morning mail-In the mean
Tune, we observe IN the n. York NJ Advertiser of Fri
day morning, the following Eriract Of letter dacd Pro
rfsnce April l5:'' The election takes place i'm this
State to-day. From what discover the jackson
party Will succeed, without doubt, the Anti Nasons
nave adopted their candidates every town i'm the State
and will also vote for Francis, the Jackson candidate for
Governor You need look for nothing but defeat i'm this
quarter Toryism is in the ascendant Torwsm!