Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
ELECTIONS

With sentiments of esteem, your friend
ELECTIONS
Observation-Disclosures TO the Official returns hIcssrs
Ashley und HARRISON are elected to Congress. Ashley
(jthyI received IL, $50 votes Harrison (LcouLicu1
io9oo-s'roIler (Rrp) 1867; Birch (Bhig) ss23.
Nk--Dunlops majority Governor will be about
$1,000. The Senate will be composed of 30 Democrats
and Fedrralis,s The Representatives elected as far
Us ascertancd are 81 Democrats and 40 Federalists
AiississirPi--We entertain doubt of the truInpl
:" the Democrats at the pending election for Governor
congress, and U ) Senatorand members Of the State
Legislature Our ticket consists of Hiram c. RunncIs
Tor Governor, Robert j. Walker for Senator and Mcssr
claiborne and Edwards for Congress. PIunncr lately
ieilber OF Congress, is the Wb0 candidate for II
S. Senate. Public meetings have been heJ IN ,Sa
counties; and the several candidates have d.
reopie Every indication is in favour the Democrats
Governor tunnels has declared his individual prefer
ance OF Mr.. Van Buren, for the Presidency M
Walker has made similar avowa Mr. Edwards in his
printed address, says, that sin exercising his r,bt Of
suffrage, as an individual shall vote for Martin Van
Dureu because have mistaken conidc nee in his fd,l
70 uemocrauc principles; and because believe he will
uhi'e 'he strength OF Democracy evnccd by past evil
dences, aud by having been recently selected bv I'M,
assembled delegates of The Republican PARTY from all
parts oil The Uuion and queny more likely To deea
the Opposition, than any other indv in our ranks
mr. Tearing, candidate for the Legislature i'm Iowndes
county, declares, that under existing circn,n s,.,s
approve oi Inc Baltimore Convention believing such
convention to be the only by which h.. Rrpubi
can party can be brought TO act together pre- the
eiecoh from going To the House of Reprcse natives
snail therefore support MIR. Van Buren, and in donr so
IT rs with full confidence in his patriotism and devotion
in his led md
support OF democratic principles. He has ever been
warn and devoted supporter of our venerable Chief Ma
g!s'rate; ne has contributed the strength of
ms administration than any man in the ranks of the
bshocrac party and ii elected have thu, best rea
sons TO believe that he will carry the leading inca
sures OF his Administrations
fSNSsyLyaSIa.--The Wings have elected ihcir J,S,..
tors IN the whole of the fifteen Wards of the (v of
l"aaslphta-we say the Hhigs; for they arc rallying
upon Miner the Anti Masonic candidate Tor Governor
Inc Republican party, the other hand: is unfortu.
nsy spl up between two candidates. Wolf the present
Governor, and Mulenbcrg, member of Couorr.s n
they are beaten aud Ritncr be elected the result n,s,
he attributed to the bad management our fre nds Jey
WIZ probably be defeated by their divisions With
an overwheimplng MINORITY of Pennsylvania on our
side, hner may he clcctrd We confess that we have
never iet less interest in any general election which
mas taken place in that State We have kept alor from
u, because 1t was Family quarrel and we could not
strongly sympatzc with either of The
Ss-nut we have This consoaton--tlat the effect of
our oeiral Will be To rcunitc the Republican Party
whereas, It either Wolf Muhenburg should be cleo
Ta, u might create jeaousy and among the
fienus OF the other candidate, which would prevent
place on Tuesday next "'-' ''"'
M.RilANo-.,The general election for Congress and
ue STATE Legislature took place Monday last The
Chronicle "a Wing paper) ays 'lc tables are, turned IN
b"more. Lust year we rode the Van Buren, boys-this
year they ride tis. Mcssrs AlcKim and Howard De-
1oerats are said to be elected To Congress- on, ,ba,
sct consisting of the Cities ofBaltmorc nnapolis
d'u Anne Arundel couaiy) by considerable majority
~ 'ne town OF baltimore, The average majority Tor t6c
yam Buren, Congressional Ticket is G7I Al the iast
Election The aggregate IPhg majority was 62s-Aagre.
Ia
stgnf trpresentatyesn Congress- and is divided into
the following Districts:
ho Isl District composed Of Worcester fsc and Dorshes
Ha,ci"e laI,e laoen Anue cqcil Counties
ava" "ese c and Anne Aoode County including the CITY
OH G5s9ae1y County aud Mise adjacent election districts
9TH s naning I'VE ceeiiaa districts of Frederick Counts and
7,b p, lse," Sso, AMI ASilesna"y Cona.s
obss ~, District il cird to oict Ito
=. Ia Charles county Jcnfer (whg) has G7s votes
2toudef Jackson 173 la Balti,nSrc comfy (only
ssa ears tro,nl Turner Wing has 1925 votes
-, Anne Arundel and Charles counties have elected
wing Delegates to the Legislature
VfRolslAlu the Senatorial District laiei rc,rcscn,
en ~ Vol John Mccoy, deceased there is 10 be single
race petween NJ G. Good, ESD an able Democratic cit
marshall countyNlessrs Mcmillan of Brooke and Mar
up o. lyler having withdrawn from the cunirsi--(ol
Is az od CanPsignefand the result is doubtful
ugn one u our Correspondents US OF the VIC
- Nc. II b Watkins, the wbg senator Of the Charlotte
District has resigned his seat n the DrmocratsI iIs
duty, they must succeed A Communication arsin
iu's Gay paper, requesting Convention for ie pur
pose o. nominating Canddate.We hail this indca
800 ~" pressure - IS lhe precursor Of victory.
The Editor Of the Rynncy f,teIl;oencer d;snn,,o,c.
Ut the Southern Mercantile ConycnIion-'Ci,e Ivnch
burg Vginian is opposed resort to II as q neasnr.
living me appearance Of hostility to tho North aud
Oc"iihe on us lace thrst until the Legislatures nrd
oPe OF mat section have had foil time to act upon the
Aoolition questicn.'-Wc hail these Signs of WING
ta1i w" sdusiacu"n--Just as New York paper
aeu our dsaPProbaon Of the measure as sym
,," o. some sanity Bat the scheme seems at present
Mr. John Q Adams has laid himself open to the AZ.
", 'ne shat pshOotcrs Of his late letter
90 hie fcarce of Rhode Island we have ncvr, h,,
60 WHO wisp politician Tie SURPRISES every thing
e SAID y Burke of TOWNSEND Or by Cann;ns
pssss'og ihsfe Is really telling where yon arc t
ING s him we had much rather be without linn than
, VIZ, MN Inc n Times Nc Van Burcn paper9
cl,ss,;. ti o' h's eocentrcyWhls sie Boston Atas
All IL
~ ,,G passion disappointed ambition and rank
jug nanea towards Mr. Webster. IL asks ,yhat ,,a,
% Iesu ms 'eiter TO Mr. Pearce, "and not turn aysv
WIN 1'sgus and loatng at such exhibition Of 0ross
.'ulehye sh1 Hnavaing passion AL that we have
W % "r' Aoams ~, not 20 join the friends Of Mr.
messrs. John Forsyth secretorv If s,s,. -
Kendall the Postmaster Geuerai are I'd opeeeo, ~
visit to the city Of New York F" Oh