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

Of fixed principles on the part of the Opposition, and
their hesitang policy their vacillaton from one man to
another; now bringing forward recrcant democrat and
again Blue Light Federalist and showing new front
but everywhere"
One word to onr friends of the "Pennsyvanian" and
the 81 Sentinel !'-Whilc we have regretted your d.
Visions and those of our friends in Pennsylva
MIA, your friends in the other States generally fobore
from interfering with your Family quurrel-but as the
struggle is now over, and you both hcarn and tho
question enceor,h will atfrc. the wnle Jackson Party
we beg OF you TO cease all your wrangngs and avoid all
rccr'ninations Why now quarrel over the past: Why
seek to iascn upon each other the ful, Of nccasoninu
the defeat? 1t is sufficient Tint the Republican Party
has n defeated and your friends arc snfn of their pow
er Gallant sidcrs when BEATEN, forget their private
ctrrences and only exert themselves the to repair
the defeat which they have provoked IF you go
stany wrangling and rcpvoachng each other you may
be beaten again-and then your Country will have
Fight to condemn both sides.-We besecch you, there
ue to bury the past and unite with zeal for the future
We hope our friends in Pennsylvania will Immediately
rally their tnrccs-hold meetings of the Peope-prepare
for the next campaign-unite upon ono electoral ticket
and wrcst the State from the hands of the Phstinrs
We know precisely what is the ostensbc calculation OF
the Wings They counting upon the great patronage
of the Governor being employed in their behalf Facts
show that they in the minority; but they pretend to
believe that they will convert into majority by the gilt
ofoce and tho corruption Of our frle nds-No so, gen.
tlencn! Rner has too many greedy mouths OF eager
cxpectants in his ranks to feedAnd we moreover
have much confidence in the incorruptbc integrity
of friends in old Pennsylvania to fear their being
swayed in any extent by the temptations Of the few dis
possible loa YES and fishes. We agree most completely
with the Wilmington Waterman. in the following views
I" These circumstances will no doubt afford the OPPOSE
ton opportunity of rejoicing. they fail of
drawing consolation from the smallest grains of comfort
But their temporary victory in the election Of Governor
will avail them nothing. There division among
friends in Pennsy relative to the candidates for The
t,p R,,rnp ,pII nh 81
State by large nh ority. Nothing possibly dera,
then but the ndisc: and wrangags Of frien!s
New JERsEr---Thc Wings completely dished-
The Postmaster t Burlington writes the Editor of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, that Whggery is extinct in that
County-that the Van Buren, men have elected their
whole ticket by majority Of 500-and that the Van Blu
majority in the next Legislature will be thirty votes
The Pennsylvania OF Saturday gives the following
NEW JERSEY ELEcTIoN-vAN EuREN TRIUMPHANT
Burlington county, Jackson ticket elected by about
500 majority.
g Gloucester eounty-Jackson majority about 3UO.
I" .Hddtesc1 cOunty.-Jackson ma ioriiy "a.
Somerset connty-Jackson maority72.
Bergen county-Jackson ticket elected.
1" Saicn, coua,y-Whg majority $50.
" CuRGeriand cvunty-Whig majority 200.
L" HuntcTdon eounty-No opposition to the Jackson
ticket
SUSSEX eounty-No opposition to the Jackson ticket
Uarrcn eOnnty-No opposition to the Jackson ticket.
/" MorrS county NO opposition to the Jackson ticket.
VERMoSr.-''The Legislature convened at MONTPELIER
on the Sth Ebenezcr n Briggs, chosen Speaker by
the following vote +. n. Briggs, 1870; d. A. A. Buck
IVAN Burcn) rs. Mr. Briggs received both the Anti
Masonic and Wing vote. The strength of each party in
the Legislature is, Anti asons no; Wings ~; Van Blu
reni.es ~. committee was appointed to count the
votes for State Officers who reported that the whole
number of votes given by the People for Governor was
81 95}; necessary for choice, II Az.
William a. Palmer, (An. Masonry .lG,2l0
William g. Bradley, (Van Buren, ...l3,234
Charles Paine, (Nhlg). ............. .3,433
Scat form y
The vote Tor Lieutenant Governor shows the Anti
Van Buren, majority in the State -
S. II. Jameson, (Anti-Fan BUREN, ..........21, SIC
Truman Chttenden,. Observation-Disclosures. 1906
Anti.Fan Burcn majority. ..................S:24 O
There being choice By the people for Governor,
the Legislature had made several baloings for choice,
but thus far unsuccessful Friday Evening they
had ballots the last of which gave Palmer los; Bradley
the lastof which stood Tor Palmer 04 Bradley 90; Paine
~ Jcnnisun 5-On tfe seventh ballot MIR. Balc moved
suspend balotng during the session; it evident
from parties the House That no election could
be made and further attempts wonld only result in
less waste of time. lie could ask no lnal of any par
ty TO waver from his integrity-he trusted man
would in his view the good Of the people demanded
final suspension Of ballotings The motion was
ncgatived without count. On motion of Mr.. He
bard the committee ad ourned to Tuesday morning next
-Ehe Vermont wv atchnan Of the 18th, thinks it Proba
BILE that no Election will be madr in which case MIR.
Jcnnison the Lieut. Governor, will act as Governor
MARYLAxn.--The Baltimore Chronicle. (Whig0 screws
out majority in the whole State of lUl5 Anti.Van
Buren, out OF the tats entire vote Of 4S312But the Bal
timorc Republican Van Buren,. claims majority of at
least 5000.