Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
ELECTIONS.

ELECTIONS.
misunderstanding the Official returns, Mcssrs
a.,lcy and Harrison elected to Congress. Ashley
,Gl5, received l., 1876 votes: Harrison (fcpuiicoa
lu,it-SlTo,her (Rcp9 lO657; Birch (Hhig) S,S23
M.IxE-Ounlops ina urity Us Governor will be about
1856 The Senate will be composed Of 90 Democrats
.s.j FrdrrsS,s. The Rrpresen tatvrs elected as far
,s.src:.aned, 81 Democrats and 40 Fcdcralis,s
Mi<ssSirrf.-We entertain doubt of the triumph
c Democrats at the pending election for Governor
Congress, and u S. Scnator-and members OF the State
legislature Our tickle: consists Of Hiram G. Runnes
IL Govc:uo Robert j. Walker for Senator, and Mcssrs
C4.3one and Edwards for Congress. Pumuicr, atelya
.sier Of Congress, is now the Wing candidate for T.
: Senate. Public meetings have been held in the
r.lcS and the several candidates have addressed the
ico?c Every indication is in favour the Democrats.
Governor Runnels has declared Ibis Individual prefer
sa,r Of Mr.. Van Buren, for the Presidency" Nj.
WALKER has made similar avowal. Mr.. Edwards in his
jrcd address, says, that sin exercising his ri :ht Of
4itagc, an Individual, | shall vote for Martin Yau
Dl;t because have mistaken confidence in his fidelity
:" cc"ccratc principles; and because believe lie will
uae the strength OF Democracy, evlnced by past evil
aud by having been recently selected by the
>iILeG delegates Of the Republican party, from all
s OF the Union; and consequently, more likely to defeat
IL Opposition: than any other individual in ranks
M Dcang, candidate tor the LIE SSlaure IN LoN;ndcS
Inly, declares. that under existing circumstances,
approve Of the Baltimore Convention. believing such
Convention 10 DE the only means by which the Repub
party can be brought to act together and prevent the
tc:on from going to the House ct Representatives,
shall therefore support MIR. Van Buren,, and in don. SO,
with full confidence in his patriotism and devotion
he interest of has country. and in his tried and firm
support OF Democratic principles. He has ever been 4
Tsrn and devoted supporter Of venerable Chief Ma
s."ae he has contributed more 10 the strength OF
Is ADMINISTRATION than any man in the ranks Of the
Uaocrstic party and if elected have the best
believe that he will carry out the leading
sG- Of his Administration"
gG>SsrLvASIA.-The Wings have elected their Lsspec-
the whole Of The fifteen Wards of the City OF
hsaihpaia-we say the Uhigs; for, they ral!yns
roa R!ner, the Ant-Masonic candidate, for Governor
tie Republican party, on the other hand. is untortu-
ai split up between two candidates. Wolf the present
Governor, and Muhenbcrg member OF Congress. II
-r ATE beaten and RneT he elected the result must
attributed 10 the bad anagement OF our friends They
vii probably be defeated by their decisions. With
IN OTerwlclmning majority of Pennsylvania our
sle R,ner may De elected. We confess, that have
Is taken place in that State We have kept aoof from
4 because il Family quarrel, and could not
strongly sympa,Exc with either of the conteudng par
l-Hut We have this cnnsolalion-tlat the effect Of
oar defeat viii &c to rc-unite the Republican Party
"n;eas il either Wolf or Muhlenaurg should be cleo
Vi might create caorsy and resentment among the
''icS Il" the other candidate, which would prevent a
real re. unon.The Election Tor Governor will take
4 la'1e on Tuesday next.
N,sn.Sn.-rhe general election for Congress and
C"oac!e "a Wing paper says "he tables turned in
6'i'mOre. Lust ycar We rode the Van Buren, hoys-hs
!ra' they ride US Alcssrs. McKm and Howard De-
.o"<j are said to be elected to Congress from that
DsLc' consisting OF the Cities ofDatmore: annapolis,
"s Anne Arundel county, by considerable majority
uG '"Wn Of Baltimore, THE average majority Tor the
'1H buren, Congressional Ticket is GIL. At the last
t"O!! The aggregate Fhtg ma ority G2S-Ag grc-
t.% nett Democratic gain l29 Maryland is entitled to
T representatives in Congress- and is divided into
- ~ h'ipw!ng seven Districts:
~ Isl si composed Of Worcester Some rset and Dc.chc.-
81 :, EiLuia,les.
= 1aon Talbot, Queen Anac'., Kent. aud Cecil Counties.
ii :" "H;:"Ti AMI Ealruuir Counties.
- nsrs City AMI Anne runac COuny, including tho City o:
' IrH"nsy Counr and nine of the adjacent election districts
remaining i've election districts of Frederick Count aud
:, r%%'"LHson Ind AI!e:hnmy CoGnss.
Se "eo's' Calvert Ciarle. and Saint Mays Countless
"h%f' each,
ST. IN Chates county, Jenifr (Whig) has G75 votes
.GS, }Jackson) 473 Ia Baltimore county (only
j .m heard fr"in) Turner (IYhis) has 1926 votes
4 Tseh Ivan BUREN, 1912.
w1 '.nnr Arunde! aud Charles counties have elected
n NY p'sgaes to the Legislature.
81 Ain the Senatorial District, lately represent
y ~ VOL John Mccoy deceased there is to be single
s oSween NJ. e. Good Esq. an ube Democratic c-
81 NH" heel!ng, Ohio, and Col. Parriult, (Whig) OF
81 r., a. rounty-Mrssrs Mcmillan Of Brooke, and Mar
"a r;! !"r, having Withdrawn from the conIest-Col.
81 n,I Il" Oh Canpalgner-and the result is doubtful,
v.tn T. Watkins, the Wing Senator of the Charlotte
t,r ~ Has resigned his scat If the Democrats do their
a ID: l.y mus. succeed A Communication appears in
& ps, paper, requesting Convention for The pur
~ en ,t H'n'Ialing Candida,e-We hail this indlca
II =, wv" p"asure. 1t is the precursor of victory
81 tSs Tutor of Tic Ronney In,elligenccr dsapproves
81 !e,y southern Mercantile Convenlion-'Fhe Lynch
n Gy,, ah is opposed to resort 10 it 4 measure
;iar VIZ appearance of hostility to the North, and
81 p,. F, It's FACE threat until the Legislatures and
"a y" at section have had full time to act upon the
u s,;~" question. We hail these Signs of Wing
~ 4.tra w" M satstac,ln-Just as New York paper
ID ~, ~ 1SlpP:obation Of the measure "Symp
# BE- , os sanity the scheme seems at present
aess or m v Adams has laid himself open to the at
Dir Snai pstooters. account Of his late letter
al neh ,u ee OF Rhode lsand-Wc have never known
h Ii, "sp politician. He SURPRISES every thing
H BARN, .r SaI sy Burke of Townsend.or by Canning
81 Sd him mere Is really telling where you to
81 siL h;n I'VE had much rather be without him than
"a hshes HIM. ne N Y. Times, (the Van Buren, paper
81 ehas nor his eccentrcity- the Boston Atlas
III tnsOycrh on the other side. 1t charges him with
81 Ing hs,a PASSION disappointed ambition, and rank
81 saaresd ~ towards MIR. Webster. 1t asks, what
Sd with Discus letter 10 MIR. Pearce, and not turn away
nadeys anu oathing at such exhibition of gross,
S. hbes oS M unaraiiing passion !'-All TINT have
.a buren, Adams is, not to join the friends Of Mr.
trnd I Iohn Forsyth, Secretary Of State, and Amos
S# 's H. Postmaster General are q. present on
E8 VIC city of kaw vo,k r..