Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23
ELECTIONS.

The it.!cS are Union rci
The nails for fursraUr. from CdSS and lniOn counties
have been rcccivcd-bu not for -Hrnhcrs IF CuayrrSs
Estimating the last 1T the same ra,o Us tho iorrr ihrn
tlu.cucE Will have 2lGI9 votes, Gr't9"d 2c1e2. Ir-
=, III H0Lscy 2;,l3I-Wl!de 2Oi1u. Foster 2!ii'
Gamble ~ 81 and ijrall distributing the higicSt
Unin Candidate for Congress (Gasc"ck) ma nrlty ut
LIB over the highest States Rights Candidate (Wiltc}
The following II c,rnt;cs yet TO be heard from,
VIZ: Appi:ng Baker, Douly. Emanuel, Floyd. Forsyth
irwin l.nwlidrs Montgomery, Pauldng, Sumter TAFT
nall, Thomas, and Ware. The Augusta Chronicle re-
poris the orty inr Sacyim Forsyth county ut eighty
lnrce--which will place Sc!'!cy gill ahead e Dough-
Cry-and in tho pT"pOitipn: GluScprf 10 Tocs
a!rad of Wilde The cn,Iimiu. i3 counties :nay swell
chlry lila orily to $780, and the average Of the Com
grrssona ticket to U'H. That able, sauncli paper, The
innstu ConsutioGuiiEt. of the 7h, makes tie follow
n striking remarks the Consequences ui the recent
victory in Georgia:
ln paper OF Thursday, we alluded 10 tic lancn-
tatin:s of iic notification prints in this State the
suit Of the recent clrct!nS We alluded also TO the
prosperous condition Il" the country, under the govern
munt Of the present Federal Administration. Tie con
c!usion to bc drawn from remarks very natural
that the people OF Georgia did well in producing the re-
suit much lanrn,rd by tic nulliirrs IL the result
had been otherwise and the nuers had obtained the
asccnduncy in the Stale, villa, would have been the
sequences Georgia would have arraycd herself
against the measures Of t!v Federal Governments the
doctrine Of Modification would have been declared the
main policy oil the STATE and Georgia would have been
Ira.:y to act with South Carolina, any measure cacu
lated to bring about the dissolution Of the Union and
civil Other States would have followed the
ample Of Georgia, and Southern coIiederacy would
have brrn attempted. We must not deceive
selves: the stand taken b. Georgia in 1882 pre-
vented the perniciors doctrine in question from spread
ing; if, unfortunately, Georgia had sustained the rash
Hcltures Of South Carolina, AaOatna. North CARROLL
and Virginia. would have become Modification States
Bat Georgia saved the Union BY her bold stand against
Notification, and by the decided support Of the Federal
Administration. Alabama and North Carolina paused
wien they 81" Georgia act in the manner she did the
People OF those States reflected and their rood sense and
intelligence led them ~ initiate State, and 10 Cis-
doctrine which had brought sister State
t. the brink Of civil disscnSluIi5 and II Tie
result OF the recent elections mad been otnrw doubts
cannot be entertained OF the policy which the NuIIiica.
ton party would have pursued Georgia would have
become Calhoun Stair, and the leaders IF the Nuica-
ton party in South Carolina. would have exercised
in Georgia the influence tiey do in their
State And the good people of Stale prepared 10
place themselves under the guidance of men y I1 would
with pleasure the Cnlun dissolved Southern
edcracy formed, and our public institutions, present
existing, laid in the dust That the Modification
party III Georgia if it had succeeded the cleo
tons, would have carried into full effect their plans of
operation, may possibly lie doubted; bat the leaders
would nave made the attempt; and the attempt alone
would have produced discussions in The State. Besides,
there many citizens Of Intelligence and good SENSE
who act with the nuicatlum party. but who are Geci
dcdy opposed 10 the doctrines Of that pasty and who
would dcprrca:c any tending 10 the dissolution
OF L." CTinn. Such citizens have much patriotism
10 !;.,w the ruicrs in all t.,r schemes; they would
Consequently abandon party, II in tie asccndancy. the
principles and policy OF which at variance with
tile naln: nance Of the Union and the integrity of
pubic institutions. Dut. notwithstanding had the null
iIfcat!cn party succeeded at the late elections much mis-
Chief would have been produced, and which has been
avoided by the success Of the republican party"
PENNSYLVANIA.
ELECTIoS GOVERNOR.
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