Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27


Talbotton, Ga, Oct. 15.'
pEyNsYLvAxIA-The Pennsy vanan of Saturday last
exhibits the full from all the counties in the State,
with the exception of Warren which is not plee,
and Potter and Mckean-trom which it would appear,
that Rtncr had received SO. S63 vo,es-Wulf G5,296-
and ,huhenberg 4U.553-giving the combined votes OF
the two Republican candidates Rlner majority Of
1876 The returns of the Poll for and against Con-
ueation wete not SO compete-but II IS probable, that
" The Convention has been carried by handsome ma
iory and thai the People have declared for REFoRM-
consum.aationmost devouiy to be wished for AS
will etrenci the present enormous patronage and power
of the Governor of Pennsy lvania-who, without the
control advice of Council. appoints to most of The
| The Wings have idly cried out a "elorous glorious
victory, OIL hearing OF the Election of Ritner-We have
for moment hestated TO believe that this VIC
tory entirely owing to the temporary Divisions OF
our pary-and that Martin Van Buren, would obtain the
vote Of Pennsylvania in 1886. Every account confirms
the calculation. The following letter from Philadelphia
received yesterday and speaks with the utmost con-
| fdencc the subject:
"a slpht cloud has covered the fair character Of Penn
syvanas politics. by the election of Masonic
Govcrnorhe having plurality Of votes owing to some
ndiscreet friends Of Mr. Nuhlenberg subractng from
the regular candidate portion OF the Democratic vote
The reign of Ritner will he brief and Van Buren, Will
ge, the vote Of Pennsylvania, as sure as am now writ
ing to you.
The friends Of Muenburg and Wolf begin to ad opt
more conciatory language towards each other. They
arc ceasng wrange about the past and will look only
to the future. The more the Wings crow over US and
chuckle about Defeat the better for u.s. 1t Will the
sooner arouse, and more firmly unite our party-lhe
citizens of Adams county have had reunion meeting
attended by the friends Of both Parties They came to
resolution propose TO the People Convention to meet
on the 9Th January for the purpose Of rc-ad"Png the
Electoral Ticket of March last Of modifying it, or Of
forming entirely one.-The Democratic Central
Committee, appointed by the friends OF Muhenoerg, at
Lewsburg have, their part sent forth an Address to
the Citizens of Pennsylvania in which they state, that
Though much has been lost, something has been gam
ed The necessity for thorough union Is render
ed apparentthe leading principles Of Democracy are
better developed and firmly settled than beforehand
the Joint the portions Of The purity roren to be
about ten thousand I'LL The elements OF opposition com.
Linsd, which would surely not have been the case, II
Gov Wolf had been in the field against Mr. Ritncr alone.
In looking the election Of President in Pennsylran
then we lave only for fear but much cause
for hope confidence and graduation. The Democratic
party is yet here in all its strength energy and patrio
and will nobly redeem itself from monentary disgrace:
Nolhnp is wanting but union Cancellation and mutual
fobearance to ensure TO Martin Van Buren, anu lich-
ard NJ Johnson the triumphant majority which the De'
mocracy of PcInsyl vana gave to Andrew Jackson me
first and important question Which it becomes US
to consider is how can this desirable union be secured
| We answer. it can only be done by observing the
usages and respecting the unequvoca expressions OF the
opinion of the party OF pennsylvania ana OF the hato
They then in pursuance Of the resolution
the Baltimore Convention, the call Of general Demo
cratic Convention TO meet at Harrisburg on the 9Th ia
puary-1hey say, 1t is not for US to determine whether
cxpedcnt 1neSpeoient I'd "i'o'e vi
any part Of the electoral ticket urged upon our accept
auce by that portion of democratic friends VINO osa
creed with US tue late Governors election 1t is the
prossed object of the supporters OF that ticket TO sustain
The SAME men and the principles that we sustain;
and If the whole any part OF the candidates Tor cleo
tors on that ticket be such the democracy OF rem
syvana can conide inf they be men OF undono'eo
proby consistency and honor, and Mfy p'edge "em
s,l1cs to cole far Martin Van Buren for Presdent ana
R. ~ johnson for Fcc President Of tie u SatcS ana rr'
der this pledge those entitled to demand It, appointed y
the people for that purposewe submit 10 our denocrae
citizens decide how they will act on the nap
pcning of the whole any of these contingencies;
They conclude in the following manner: " we WISH u
avoid and will avoid any exciting expression. we
tender to our friends and will drink deep o 1t ourselves
the waters of Lete-but in doing this we require 10 set
the interests of the democratic party secured-we c2
pcct TO exhibit and kindred spirit of mutual con
Citation and fobearance ready to yield much ana 70 re
ceiye something in return Let Us meet together on raj
and equal and independent terms. Let us unite agar
shoulder to shoulder in the great cause OF democracy
all as EQUALS but sul@ross and glorious V'cto
~ is ours Our ranks broken but not defeated
Let us rally the county meetings. JON IN INC seiecu'
Of delegates to the convention I" De hea on e
9Th of january-pace before the people tor support
ticket of electors fairly nominated, and hrmiy Peoeo
n vote for the peoples canddacs-FAN bChHS an
JOHNSON and success will be as certan Us 'e un'e
= democracy of Pennsylvania is inrlncioie.
;: The General Committee then recommend 10 lne De
. Of PENNSYLVANIA to meet IN county Wv
= on the 26th of December, 10 nominate Deegates-
take part in these arrangements All uac NC ~
venture 10 express sincere hope That no iatSn p
will prevent the complete eunion OF the rePu'
lcan Party-We will not permit ourselves to douuI III
g fact. The: results will be most uiumphant-they WI
) place Rtner n bed IF thorns. .
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