Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

from winch it appears, that in Is counties and the
tiy Of Philadelphia Ritner is ahcat OF the highest Re
.o;can candidate 81 go votes-and that he is behind
~. the Republican candidates, 2l9-ln 1882 he beat
Nof. in the SAME countless OBS votes. In that year,
VI: beat R,nrr in the whole State, only 3,049-Wolfre-
cVng u go votes and Ritner 81, le6-Ihere are %
mites IN the State (includng the city Of Philadelphia
"hchn le332 gave W"lf32 49, and Rtner ~, ll3-Ca-
'ag upon these Elements. COME to the hyPnthcti-
c"ncusioa That Rilnrr will be elected over Wolf by
'oag maloTty-but that he will fall short Of the com
'sd votes Of Wolf and Muh!enburg from ) TO 10000
The Wings forming the most saugune hopes
: the votes Of Pennsylvania on the Presidential Elec-
IN. Bnt they counting without their host Penn
rama Is sill mistaken and inmoveablc.-She has an
erwrlmng maj ,rity in favor of the Republican Par
and II will be found to be the case-let the issue
one when it may The keystone Of the arch is still
inlet the Wings raise their idle shouts, they please
hs unfortunate division in ranks has given
fnpo'ary ascendancy to the Whigs-but the friends OF
a the Republican Candidates are united upon Nation.
lreslons. They go for the Administration, and for
hafl'n Van Buren, The Philadelphia Sentinel on the
ne na"d and the Pcnnsyeanian the other, (the lead
papers OF Wolf and Muhlenberg) fly the Baltimore
ANIMATION on their mast heaC-and the friends OF both
candidates will now unite man TO man, and shoulder
shoulder, in carrying the Republican ticket triumph
My through in lo36-What says the Pennsylvania on
us subject:
ELECTION RETrRSs--We furnish our readers with the
tn'ns of the General Election far received; and
' Them with little comment, for they speak tor them
tcs' In the city and county Of Philadelphia, the
nave succeeded by large majority, and there IS
Hlch reason To believe that the wild and insane at
''' o. The o!hcc-hodcrs 10 sustain the caucus nom-
9n and to force their candidate upon the people for
'd term, has ensured the success of the antl.m
1 % caaddae, Joseph Ritner, who for brief space,
"nod inc uneasy situation of minority Governor
= Du' sui democracy has reason to despond Inc
n. e. Innn
democratic candidates for the Offices in the GIT OF
f'pr. On this point, the vast majority in fennsyl-
' "nk alike Late divisions on local subjects have
"' Eject on this; for we have divided and wrcsted
' each other both divisions bearing alot the proud
,"V' Of The National nominations. The common enc
,.'y' as usual. puff themselves up with vain hopes,
'' that Pennsylvania will be carried Tor their un'
s." c'addae; but the poll in 1896, will tell very
story. or this the Wings of Pennsylvania are
~" convinced as ourselves, and will scarcely venture
4 assert the contrary
Inc present contest however, will in all probability,
US with theme for heartfelt rejoicing. There Is
"teiy doubt but that the Reform question has sue
sS;b matter Of vital Importance, in comparison with
Other disputes sink into nsignihcance II our
qn prove true, the regeneration of Pennsyi-
nt wa hand, and the combination Of Wolf leaders,
&c ms,s and federasts against that truly Democra-
has had no other effect than that OF stripping
eir w. u'rr masks, and exposing the hollowness OF
ennSv,"h'g delights, however, mere phantasmsI
pcs! an!a is sound TO the core the Presidential
4 srsd Ia The names of Van Buren, and Johnson are
AadsS inc hearts Of her people, and she sustained
jackson against all comers will she carry the
h;Uupb 49,. Of the National Convention triumphantiy
eve species Of Opposition This paper, we be-
s.' e irst in Pennsylvania to declare itself IN
.ye,y 'aFn Van Buren, for the Presidency, and now
print in the State, whether it has been
ch s,o enoets or Wolf is enlisted in the same cause
aunsp,mne, prospects for 1886 Even if there Wei.
Il N"'y III our ranks upon this subject, the wan'