Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
Rich,sno lad, Va, Friday, Nov. g..
THE SIXTIES.
GEORGIA..

UlV 3I.li
G nan beinr ma ort FIR S. Of, 20 The high
~, inn Candidate for Congress has obtained "a|orr
g, C .h,,, ~! over the highest Opposition candidate
- ONO.
The Ohio Monitor claims II Democratic senator's out
,fIG-and 40 yrcscntircS out OF ~ Last year. NEE
VIVA majority of OpposonSls in both branches Of ir
General Assembly consisting Of two IN the SrnSte' and
twelve in the House of Representatives -lhc MrSeF"
Aurora (of Bcllconainc) ''prcsIrS no one VIII no"
toubt tla, Ohio will go for Van Buren,. llriE ia'ih
must he small indeed, iftlry can All tic combined
forces of Webster, Clay, Harrison; White &c put"
ro,bcr cannot prevent Thc Boston Gaztltr gave All
account of the great Harrison meeting at Ch'ic",Er,
I'D s,5 q Ohio was rouStd.' The Louisville Adse.
o Kinks that .thc results ofthe election will convince
thr Gazette that in rousing Ohio the Wings walked up
tie wrong passenger. ,r "a
rhe Columbus Hemisphere gives complete list otnil
five Senators and Representatives elected with the cA.
ccnion of one member ofthc llousc. The Democratic
victory is overwhelming IN
81 70 &C. Out of the ~ members elect IL are De-
mocrats and Wings. Last year tins body had Wing
majority Of =. .,,
onc-lcrav swept Whgsm Of last winter out OF doors
Scur down the meinler yet TO be heard from as viii,
us, there will be As Democrats and "a Wnss-giyMs
the Democratic party y Majority on JOINT ballot out OF s
| members If the nrmbrr To be- heard from Is Il Wing
,ur minority will still be 20 We have made few
rccons from last week and believe our list IL now
ociuy correct except few that We have set down AZ
Wings who II Is SaId are asking ao'i''sS'o" mo e Il"
Sncb is the result Of the battle in the very State and
sronp hold Of the ;mlltary cheita'n Ills friends
surprised that he could WELD Ohio in his singbu h"
| is l,feacd-and il is now question: what can he d"
eserksrc since he do so little az h0mr II he cahMo
carry his own State, what can he carry This 10
problem for the political Cookers to solve
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Harrisburg Reporter, the Easton Sentinel, Nc
&C. assure the Public, that the Democratic Parry will
unite upon the Van Buren, Tickct-Ihr Reporter S"aAs
uncquvocay success: 1.-The oppostonliatIe them,
selves (sa IS that papcr that the election OF ncr proof
nosyc that the electoral vote at th!s State Will not be-
given TO Mr. Van Buren, They deceive themselves mos,
cgrcgiously in this PARTICULAR he election oi or. III
ner the natural result Of an unfortunate DIVISION IN
the democratic party but the opponents OF our party and
its principles may rest assured that they VIII gam no.
thinr from similar CulIrels in future. he whole demo
cratic party of Pensy vania willb firmly united favor
of Van Buren, and Johnson, and the majority which
these candidates will receive over all the ""td and
ends Of Federalism and faction, will be triumphant
We hazard nothing in predicting That inc democrats OF
PENNSYLVANIA will put forth at the next rrcona de-
gree Of strength and power fully cq"ai 10 what mas ever
Seen exhibited in the many fierce and arduous struggles
through Which they have passed, and the result VIII ~
of the most glorious character They will not be spit
up torn and ds.ract d. in cont st tor men-iHncplrs
will then be concrded for. and as the most important
considerations will he at stake will the members Vi
the democratic party meet Us band oil Ufoltrrs ana
making common against the enemy whom they
have often i"!cd. achieve another victory ana csta'
s upon Il firm and mmOvcabic basis, the supremacy"
those principles and measures which they have ever,
hitherto, been actively engaged in preserving from vo
| leucc and outrage.
The .pennsyvanian of Tuesday last, halls the Signs
of lie TImcs-"l is with pleasure says the Editor that
we observe the rapid advance of haImonl"uS feeling
among the Democratic presses Of the interior and a"
increasing disposition to conccde and conciar on lar
and honorable grounds. Within the last two weeks,
there has been material change in this respect The
useless and irritating chickering's which followed inInr
datcy upon the election, and excited the hopes OF oar
enemies in the same proportion they depressed the
spirits Of friends have in great measure ceased ana
with the exception of few prints which it is needless
to cnumcatc the Democracy Of the State now wave The
olive branch in the place Of the h!sc-Thc harmonious
movement Of both the friends of Muhlcnburg and
Wolf in Adams county, has had the Wholesome cti'r,
which anticipated from It, LuzeIne Is NOV
ing, and we doubt not that The example wall be
generally followed. The proceedings of Adams have
been copied into papers, the tone Of which was previous
y any thing but polite and concIlatory and tie propo
ston Of the SusqucIannah Democrat for general D"
mocrac Convention. meets with very favorable recrp
ton The right spirit Ia spreading, and will not be III
the power of the few whose motives easily under
stood to turn the current into channel to suit Their
wishes short time will establish perfect unan'niiy
between the real friends Of Van Buren, and Johnson
The divisions Of the past year must cease with the causes
which created thcI and all minor points of difference
will be amcahly I'D uSed TO gain the great objects winch
! the party has iii view.
Let the Wings shout much they please, their air.
built castles must soon vanlsh-lidrmomynn d Ln"" "i'i
soon become the wachwords of the Republicans 81
Pennsyvan!a-nnd the victory will then be certain and
complete
| RHODE ISLAND
The Wings began chucklc tho prospects OF de-
eating the certificate of election for the two Republican
members Of Congress- First, the Wing Lieut. Governor
resigned and thus defeated quorum in the Senate But
quorum did appear on the Sd day; and Grand Com
mitlce of both Houses appointed TO and count
the votes for Representatives to Congress. Next the
Committee ssagrccd to the to be pursued on
certain papers sent them and the Feds refused to count
the they received the committee being equal
" divided 'Ihc last accounts however left the Grand
Committee sng-and it was believed, that they would
proceed 10 count the votes aud make a report.
NEW YORK.
The Election takes place in the Of this week
In the city sort Of triangular war is going on. Tvs"
meetings have been held in Tammany lla!l-One o.
which has nominated Mr. Gideon Lee, for Congress- IN
the place of Mr. C. 2. White, ressncdand the other,
MIR Ferris. Some Of the Wings have slept in to "y,A
themselves Of this split, and determined to run MI
James Monroe The n. Y. American thinks that tie
Wings will probably be much dvided-but advises tnrn
to 60 al! events against the regularly nominated Tam
many ticket (uf Mr.. Lcc.)
The ~ Y. Courier Declares that he can vote neither
| the Tanmany Ticket, nor the Agraran, Evening rn't
Ticket; but will go for the James Monroe Ticket I'M
Ev Star takes the tack and advises the Whigst'
go for the arc american Democratic Tcketthc slang
by which the AnVan Buren, Ticket is characierlscd-
Is il possible that shall lose too in the City Of New
York. wc have lost in Pcnnsy vana-by the Earning
and division of our Party :-lennsy h's Iea1
us lesson this subject, which we ought never !"
forget.
| The Wcsbnrg Gazette gives the following account oil
! the late Senatorial Election
/" 1t will be by The statement below, that Col fa'
rot,, the Wing candidate, is elected 10 fill the yacanf!
in tho Senate occasoncd By the death OF Col McC",
Col. Panios Of service IS three years from E!'
April Il will be perceived that the vote gwen IS
unusually small MANY reasons could be assigned TOR
this Major Good the AaHns,n'G s fa% I T IA.
noIcn sentiments known before the publication of his
letter., that in many portions of The district he was re-
presented as belonging TO the Opposition. Such in par