Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
Va, Tuesday, Nov. &c.
THE .S1'5TES

THE S71TES
GEoEGiA.-The complete returns of The Polls give
Schlry 81 pa votes, and Doughcrty 2S5JI-Schlry's
majority for Governor 2G3 The following is the state
OF the poll for %! members of Congress:
G'asc0ck, 81 BIG Wilde, 2e=72
.jGlkSon 81 yi44 Foster, 2523l
C'rreinmd, 3O!7l Gamble, 2S:N15
Ho'scy, 30,G43 Beal 1864
Average Republican minority about 5000.
OHIo--The Democratic Party have carried Ell r'n out
of the 10 Senalors-and 4S 40 "ut Of the ~ Rrpe-
senlalives-Maj"ry ON joint ballot, trenty-s'r!n or
trenfyeight. Last year, The Wings had minority Of
6urccn 1T will thus be seen, (ays the Chll!lcote Adj
verser) that gain is very great, and when we look
at the mai"tcs in the various counties, we have still
greater for rejoicing. Our EajoIities in Dem
cratic counties arc generally urgcr than f,rnery
the Wing maiottrs almost without exception slral-
ler In Tint pant OF the State called Western Reserve
formerly the strong hold of the Opposition. which in 1923
gave G 600 uy against US, we have now succerdrd
in electing six Of the ten mcm e.s of the Legsa.
ture In Cuyaloga county the Wing majority is re-
duccd more than one huff Muskingnm, from 1890 to
l5G-n the city of Cincinnati from 1870 10 about l50-
and there great gains to the Democratic cause in Bel
mont, Wushmgton Franklin, Ross, C!crmont and many
other counties that mig ht enune5ae, had
time to compare this years vote with: last years.
-" We hear-nohing Of the Hero of three Wars since
the election. In every county in this State, without
ptiop believe i'll which Harrison meetings were
held the Wings lost. The may be said Of the
counties the General visited. The truth is the people
u
date entirely incompetent as General Harrison. tIe
is undeniahy tie poorest Of the availables and unless
are deceived, shall hear more Ct him hereafter.
ILLiSoIs" Col. Weatherford has been elected to the
Senate Of Illinois, from the county OF Morgan by Il ma.
joiity of nearly 300. Col. w. is warm friend Of Mr.
Van Buren,: and was elected the whole combined
forces of the Opposition backed by the influence of Gov
Duncan-Iet it was but the other day that Illinois was
boldly claimed by the Opposition. The Shawnee De-
mocra of the oath ut publishes the Proceedings of the
Republican Meeting of Sangamon county, which cor
daily approved OF the nomination of the Baltimore Con-
vention and appointed six Delegates to attend the Con-
venton to be held at Fandaa in December the pur
pose Of selecting an Electoral Ticket The s. Democrat
begs the Wings Of the East 10 place the State Of Illinois
no longer to the credit of Gen. Harrison.
INpiAXA.-Thc last Louisville Advertiser states
" from member Of the Indiana Legislature that the
Congressional Delegation from that State unanimous
ly in favor Of the election of Van Buren, and Jolnson
MIR NJ Carly course has been somewhat doubtful here
tuore, but he has now determined 10 support the Ba
nominations. The writer adds, there is much
said about Gen Harrison; but it is all wind for the fact
is, he has substantial strength in this State
MisSIssIPrl-The general Election took place the
lst Monday Of this month, The Wings have rffrcted 10
be confident in their calcualions-but grossly
deceived, they have not counted without their host
and if Runnels is not elected Governor, Claiborne and
Edwards, members Of Congress- and Walker not to be
appointed Senator the United States The Globe says
Judge Black (hc other Senator has taken the ground
that the decision of the pending election will be decisive
of his course in Congress in relation to the Adminstra
ton.
ALABAmA-The Van Buren, Party are preparing with
great spirit for the State Convention Of Tuscaloosa
Judge Whites nomination will not be confirmed by the
Legislature.
New JEHsEY.-The Mount Holly Herald states, that
On Tuesday last, resolutions to request members
of Congress- and instruct our Senator'S on certain ma
tiona measures introduced into the Legislature OF
New Jersey, and that body or great majority is he
publcan all out and uphold the doctrines of that school
to tie fullest ertent they will doubtless pass They pro-
vide for uncompromsng hostility to the Bank Of the u
States any similar institution and urge the cIpungtHS
from, the Sennie's Jurnal of Mr. CiayS resolutions con-
demninp tie President and enoin faithful compliance
these behess Of their constituents immediate Tes
nati0A. A" w
VERMoyr-Sixtysi six Ballots for Governor, and still no
Eieclon The stood, for Palmer 100; Bradley I6
Paine b; Jennison G. The Lieut.. Governor, Jennison
still acts in the capacity of Governor.
PESSs1LvASIA.-Ihe Lancaster ntclligen declares
that " The local causes which operated so powerfully
upon the gubernatoral question: will have no influence
upon the Presidential campaign and the DIVISION WHICH
occasoned late defeat will be succeeded ny union
of feeling and concert Of action We feel The necessity
of an immediate recourse to unan,mlty amongst OUT
selves and we trust that this will be speedily and truly
effected that may be able to feel our own
strength and present the physical as well as the
moral aspect OF an united and powerful party
The Bradford Democrat (another Wolf pape) "dcvout'
" hopes for most perfect union and RECOMMENDATION
carcs that there be doubt but that the Demo
cratic party of Pennsylvania is united ~ It's icehss up
OH Van Buren, and Johnson -und that it will cieeriu-
" acouesce, If the Jair terms Of compromise DC the
abandonment OF all measures that have been hao oy
both parties, with reference TO an electoral cket ana 10
commence aHclc -,
RHODE IsLAyp-The Grand Committee Of the Le
pisIaure have counted the vote for members OF Con-
grrss, and reported that Spague had 49, ana ea.ce
3,9Ol-and that Burgess Qhe nhg candiaa'e) mao 'o'1'
and Crauston (dio) 1868. The Legislature have con
sequcnty directed the Governor to furnish NiessrS
Sprague and Pearce with certificates of their election
Arkansas TERRITORY "A bill has passed to IT'S %
reading in The Fl. Of R. " For the election o. Mem0cTE 70
},y,ttnf TuIS
ee-nme for The peope Of 7rEansas rfParGHtGfy 10 e
admission the Union State HE Bill provinces
that the Convention, meeting in January next Snai
first determine by ma ority OF the whole nutnoet
elected whether or not it be expcdent at that time, TO
form Constitution and State Government Tor the Peo
pie within this Territory and If 1t be determineG 10 oe
expedient the Convention may then proceed 10 10TH
Constitution and Stale Government PT0rtae@ the s''e
shall be republican, and inconsistent with, or rcPus
nant to, the Constitution Of the United otateS - q
Constitution be formed, copy thereof Is TO be
10 Congress, for its appreciation, and, II approved, ~
the Constitution and supreme law OF Tie 0t"'c u az
Kansas, &c, &c.
notwithstanding the split ticket in the City OF ~ ork
the Tamnany Party has succeeded IN eecong Won
Lee to Congress- by majority of liz over James Mon
roe The whole Regular Republican Ticket LOT the AS
sembly has also prevailed and by nueh larger ijoit
than the Congressional Ticket Wing cand'da!e lof
the ep;sature has prevailed in Brooklyn-ln inc ol
Albany, 'i,he average Rep. maj is ll-Hump hEey, hgn
es, Federal over Seymour lis. Schuyler highest rep
over Morse lowest Federal: l03-ihe senate Vo'e wa"
moi canvassed but probably small majority ffon ~ to
aM for The republican fall the average
Federal majority in the City, on the Assembly tGke' R Rs
1876 The average Republican ma('y now ~rasa Repb
Ee esn gritty is 1872 In Old Ulster the Regular Re-
nuhl;ca Ticket has succeeded by decisive ma"rIty
There is not the slightest doubt Of the ascenoancy OF the
Democratic Party in New YORK.
THE LETTER-in tie Hhig! IT,,
The Wing has published second Le,st from the conn.,