Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

AZ v pc1lafy those who Of
whom we seooe that bo, Tor of,he Electoral
be the natural
no, the so @ % be ,S
lar v IsI o. mat m.ony though concentrated psieu
nais snoss Nh Dc dc,eiopedin the
hishes stssn " aA' "o" avg the three
Thanxs then to Judge White i, seems ,h,, h has ma,
y~ned MI concentration of the Wings upon lie can
didatc $50 far at least he is concerned The scbe,,.
OF ,ne vgnian comes at last to the thing as tia.
Oh Tue ~ York Couricr1he oi the sevcra States
my 'econe so scattered carry the Election 70 The
IL 'usc And we suspect, after all that this is The game
2, Inc wings unless they take up Mr. Clay. All their
brokers VIII unite in running down the Van Bureu
stock by transferring the biddings to the House But
the speculation will fail The good People of the United
states have seen two elections by the H. and thew
are TOO wise to try another. Besides Virginia. PennsyI
yanla, N Carolina, &c. &c. will never consent with
heir eyes Open sink their large votes To an eo,,lv
with those of Delaware and r. Island The Will @
as wcil then, abandon their scheme of non.
cket-and bring single horse upon the turf at once
NEW YORK
ne Democrats have swept every thing before them
the state. In Albany county their ticket is elected by
n majority ofabout 500-In Rensselaer, bv do0in sch:
nrctady, oy majority of about 100. MIR. Duane the
majority of 200 a popular an,sponist Greene
county, The Dem ticket will exceed IIOJ maoritv-In
sullivan, MT. D,mmck, the Regular Republican candi
oa'e, Is elected by about 400 candidate suddenly
started by the Wings and few disafected Republcans
In o'sego the Democratic ticket has been elected
without opPoston-ln Oneida by more than 2OOO-Ip
Washington, the Republican ticket has succeeded-In
Ulster, with but trifling opposton-In old Or.no ,t
why's have let it 30 by deaultln King county the
New York Wing papers state that Judge Dikemap whom
they designate the Native Democrats Association
candidate is elected over Judge Morse the Republican
VERMONT.
NO Governor eccted-the Convention dissolved bv n
vote oil 10 to lOO-and no further attempt will be made
= ne N York Journal of Commerce says " This is an
unfortunate business for the Wings for the mo-
ment they have carried their point The Anti niasons
joined them in electing Lieut.. Governor, and thcy
ought 10 have joined the Anti masons in electinq Co
vernon But instead of this they prevented the election
dda and now ve tbs s0P by Oy Putting up separate
ly prevented his election by the Legislature II must 5e
understood that the Wing strength in that body is less
han naif as great that of the Anti Masons The eff
cct OF the whole operation is make Mr. Jennson the
Wing Lieutenant Governor, Acting GOVERNOR nro.
oaby through the year. Another effect will he as Ear
1t goes, to ALLEVIATE the Anti Masons from partnership
which turns to so little account in their favor
PENNSYLVANIA
Inc signs OF Reunion manifcstly increasing
The Wolf and Muhenburg parties begin TO cease their
wrangilngs and determinations. A good SIGN The mo-
ment these suspended har,nony will he res,ored n
with 1t the complete uaion of the Democratic party
The conductors of the Susguehanna Democrat Iu6len
berg PaPer) say, that the Democrats of Luzerne will
MAKE any sacrifice short of their honor and their princ
plies TO secure the vote of Pennsylvania 10 Van Buren,
and Johnson.-The last Pennsy lyanan saws that The
inucauons OF harmonious feeling between the two di-
visions OF the Democratic party of Pennsylvania are
growing stronger, and it is becoming daily more evident
mat 1t Will not be in the power of the acontents 10
prevent re- union of the true friends of Van nren nd
Johnson upon fair and honorable grounds-On Tues
day evening last, the Democracy OF uzerne i'm comfy
meeting, appointed - A. Bdlack, Esq. and j. r. Dean
as delegates to represent the county in the Conven
ton to be held at Harrisburg the 9Th of January
next to adopt measures 10 the vote of Penn
syivania to Van Buren, and Johnson Strong appro.
PIRATE and conclatory resolutions passed by the
meeting-no instructions given 10 the delegates-
ny call published in the Danville BY order
OF ue Democratic Committee of Supcrinte nee the
friends OF Van Buren, and Johnson in Columbia County
are requested TO assemble at the Cont House in Dan
vile, on Monday next for the purpose of taking
sures TO unite the whole strength of the party i'm favor of
an Electoral ticket, pledged to their support
union meeting in Bradford County held on Wed.
nesday last, at SmthPort. The Democrat in speaking
oil H. says: Let every friend of Jackson and Van Bu
ren who can leave his business attend and we have no
no room Tor DIVISION or asperity of feeling The friends
oil piuhienberg and Wolf will upon equal footing
as democrats and supporters OF the regular democratic
nominations, Van Buren, and Johnson and such stems
as best calculated ensure their will meet
win the cordial support of every true Republican &c
LN7ERN.qL LNPROVEMEWT.
The Common Council of Norfolk have come TO n Re-
solution TO contribute fair and reasonable proportion of
the cxPence that may attend the survey ofthe Railroad
between Weldon and Evansham.
large meeting OF the citizens of Franklin county
met at the Court house the I'd inst and
adopted the following Resolutions:
hcs0teed, That 1t is expcdien to make immediate APP
plication for charter Incorporating company TO con-
srdct railroad from Weldon, on the Roanoke
Wythe. S VI
"Resotued, That our Delegates in the next Legisl,
turc OF Virginia, and Senator as far as this meeting
can nst uc be requested and FIR
US their best exertions to obtain the charter aforesaid
ReSofctd, That it is expedent enlarge the deegn
lion from this county to the Convention lately held in
Danve, which Is hereafter be convened in Richmond
or elsewhere as the Executive Committee Of said Com
yention may determines and John Nj. Holland Samuel
Hale, Samuel H. Farley, Thomas S. Kean Wiley p
Woods John X. Guerrant, in addition to those already
appointed be invited the said Convention in
audton TO those gentlemen heretofore appointed on be-
half of this county" ~ ~
One OF the most gigantic schemes of the day is the
proposed haIl Road from Cincinnati TO Charleston The
ionowlng are The last proceedings of the ctzrns of
Charleston on this subject
ADJOURNED Public MEETISG.-Pursuant TO public
noce an adjourned meeting of the citizens to take steps
IN relation to The Charles
ton and CINCINNATI was held this morning. NOV d \ AT
the CITY Hall: The Hon. Edward w North Intendnnt
IN the CHAIR and Thomas ID. Condy, Secretary Gen
II Hayne, Chairman of the Committee appointed ON
me "a ut submitted report and the following reso
iuiions, which were unanimously adopted?-
Il HeSotDcd That entertaining these vie VS. the citi-
zehs OF Charleston are ready and willing, cordially TO
operate with the citizens of Cincinnati and all others
who may feel interest in the extension of Rail Road
from this city to the Ohio River by the most adyana
geous route.
so ReSolred, That in order 10 afford the highest Vi
uehce oil our determination to enter upon this great en
.eIPfse In becoming spirit, Committee Of Cores
Pondence, to consist of persons be appointed to
correspond with such persons in this State or in other
States, as may feel interest with us i'm this
win view 10 obtain and extend information
anu 70 bring about Of action to secure the
adoption OF the most efficient measures for the cxplora-
oh ana survey OF the proposed routes in order that the
contemplated Road, should it be found practicable NAV
be commenced at an early day.
o. hesofoed, That said Committee be authorized in
oehaif OF the City of Chaeson to employ one ar mare
competent persons, tn enter Immediately upon the pro-
per exPcTatons-wih instructions to operate with