Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

their principles whI!, thry do sn: ana, peH'" Il,
they arc do they not feel that they rcli: drsrrVcic
The Savannah Georgian (taicn) says: ':LIkc every
rc that has preceded il the election Is nj an rna. we
shall socn lar the result. Bnc ribbon must IN value:
aud the UNION is still, ever, priced lis bryonu oil Va
uc. Thanks 20 the viructc patriotism OF the 'otS OF
GEugGA-Ihc nunhc: of votes p"llcd yesterday III t.'iS
County was-!!6. The managers will commence lh's
morning, at . oclock to count out the votes
MAHrLAyp.-I'hc following Wigs arc elected to Con-
grcsS:
DASIrL JENS!rER.
GEORGE 6. WAsEGSGToH,
JAMES Turner,
JouS n. STEELE,
JAMES A. PEAHcE.
Tie Pan Burcn nrmtcTs Gre:
Isaac MckIM,
BExJAMrX G.. Howard,
FRANcIs THOMAS.
The Annapolis Republican (Iphig) claims % Wing
Delegates i'll the legislature and allows "a Van Buren,
members. Last year, 1t was father worse against U.s.
being then % To II.
The Wings have carried their member Of Congress in
the Baltimore county (or 3d) District by majority of
IIo-and in Tabu co.. i?r2d d. bra majority OF a.
The Baltimore Republican says, that 1t was ow-
inc to exceedingly bad management in the Baltimore
aud Hartford County District, that Mr.. Scwall has
been defeated by Il very small majority. 1t is the
most decidedly jackson district III the State which,
with any thing like proper management, ought not and
can never be- in tile smallest degree, doubtful Our
majority is at least 1900 in the district tho President.
al election will unqnrstlonnhly Pr"vc Mr.. Turner,
who has been elected, avowcd himself IN favour Of the
Administration. and pledged himself to vote fur The can
ddae for the Presidency who should receive the electoral
vote of tho STATE III the election should go T." Con-
srrss. NJ. Van Buren, will certainly ct the vote of tn"
Slar.-hc following are the subsequent reflections oi
the Bal;imore Republican, the results OF the Election:
MARYLAND ELECTION.
We have received the Of the late e"c'n 50
far as 30 enable us to state ilr general result We made
iu calculation carrying majority Of thc'Lrgsaturr
and accordingly made efforts: We were c"ntendims
alone for principle, and as the Legislature has very 1T
Tie or nothing do with The great question NOW at Issue
before the American people, iIt very little concern
whether the Legislature were tur Us or against US It's
interesting only office holders and ofccserScrs, I'M
der the Stale Executive and those ssh" belong to oac or
other of those classes only struggled for the power Of
the State They not among The friends Ut the Adj
mlnistralion; and our opponents, vino talk 50 loudly q"
Office holders and ocescckcrs have the hOn"r OF in
cIudn. the NEST Of Them in this STATE: among the men
in their ranks. The editor of the Chronicle boasts
Of their having carried the State, and it has nothing
to do with the great question about which we have been
conrndng, and secures To them nothing byt the patron
age of the Executive. it is perfectly manifest. that the
great object for which they have been conrndng: is Of
flee and power, and not principle; notwithstanding all
their professions Of disntercs;cd regard for principle
and desire for the promotion oil the prosperity OF the
country. and happiness of Il people
With regard to the Cong esslona election, We had in
the first DISTRICT candidate, and Mr. Steele Is consr-
aurntly elected without opposition. We cannot, there
fore, make any calculation Of the relative strength of
ing however tic result Of the election for members OF
the Legislature, enabled to judge with s"iIic de-
gree OF certainty In Worcester county, have elect
ed member, and the average minority against U.S. is
about Gly in Somerset have elected all our cadI-
dates who were in the field and in Dorchester we I'M
dcrstand have elected member, but as We have not
received the returns, wc cannot give any account OF the
average majority for against U.S. Under these c,rcum-
stances we may safely put down the "rity against
in the District than 500. IN The Second Dis
rct Mr. Fearce has beaten MIR. Grason by majority OF
but % votes and for the sake of round numbers put
down that District in the Third District any
did opponent will certainly admit that we have joy
of at least 1000. Mr.. Turner has, ii is true, beaten Mr.
Scwcii: by majority of little rising hundred; but lie
avowed himself during the while CANVASS: as Jackson
man. thoroughly and decidedly rs MIR. Sewel and de-
clarcd that in tic Presidential election should be
carried 10 Congress, his vote should he III accordance
with the crcrat co:c IF his COngrcsSo" district, the
result of which can possibly doubt In tins DIS
rict average majority is five hundred and tfry-hve
and for the sake o.. round numbers pat tduwn NJ
500. In the fifth district, had candidate, our
friends having generally voted for MI Washington, who
is elected In Frederick County our Legislative ticket
is but little behind that Of opponents aud one Of
our candidates is elected. We have not seen the re-
turns, but the average ma ority my be perhaps fifty
a hundred And in Montgomery, our opponents GER
ainly have not oYIly against us OF more than from
two 10 three hundred. 10 give tlism full allowance
Put down TIE minority against us III the DISTRICT
At FIVE hundred In the sixth district, minority Is
about three hundred And in The It'll district The full
ii the Opposition nr!iy cannot BE- than
about oUu and put that number down according "
Taking these calculations correct, II will be that
malnrts amount TO LOCO votes, and those Vi Op
poncntS 1906 leaving 4 clear ority of 300 Under
these circumstances the result Of the election shows that
have decided or!y OF votes IN the State, and
that there is every to expect that The Electoral
vote ui The State will be IN favour, while our oppo-
endeayong to sustain themselves by inducing
the particular friend of every who has b"rn named
for The Presidency, that he will be thcE candidate, and
tI,nIr cpIpr ny
any particular individual do doubt that the
prity IN favour will be greatly increased If this al
fords our opponents consolation, we have not the
slightest objection Although they have, they allcge
secured tie power the Stale, they have very evidently
lost the majority Of the people, and they retain the former
only in consequence Of the rotten borough system which
exists under auti-Rcpublican Constitution Our
friends distance may, therefore, the electors are to
he chosen by general ticket put down the vote OF Mary
land in favor Of Martin Van Buren,. This will aid in
preventing the Presidential election being carried to the
HOUSE Of Representatives. and we have very little tear
that Congress will have any thing 10 DO with the matter
l however contrary to present prospects, the election
should 90 into Congress- The vote OF Maryland cannot
be- given against candidate, and we have the votes OF
sufficient number Of States in favor to secure the
election n the candidates Of the National Conve non.
Under these circumstances although have in
ouence of bad cement the part of friends in
those districts lost Messs Grason and Sewa contrary
to our expectaton have abundant TO feel we'll
satisfied with the result and we can and will rejoice on
account of it.
s.In order that friends may the grounds of our
calculation that in the election goes to Congress
the vote willbe in favor, put down the names Of