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

oil hxed principles on the part Of the Opposition and
tneir hesitat'ng policy their vacaton from one man to
another; bringing forward recrcant democrat aud
again Blue Light Federast, aud wing new front
or every week ensure their certain defeat only here
but every where. :"
One word TO our friends OF the PennsyIyanian and
the :" Sentinel.'-Whie have regretted your di.
VISIONS and those OF our friends in Pennsylva-
ma y"ur friends in the other States prnrrIv frbore
from nercriny with your Family qrarrel-bu as the
struggle rs now over and you both beatcn aud the
question henceiorth viii affect the whole Jack son Party
we beg OF you 10 all your wranyngs and avoid an
r. examinations Whynow quarrel over the past: why
seek to as,cn upon each either the fault af occasopiu,
the defeat! II is sufficient that the Republican Party
has been defeated and your ure sior of their now
eI. Gallant diers, when beaten forget their private
oriences, and only themselves the more To rpa-
the defeat which they have provoked-f YOU 90 ON con
santly wranging and reproaching each other YOU NAV
De beaten again-and then your Country will have
right 10 condemn both sides-Wc bescech YOU there
iore to bury the past, and unite with zeal for the future
we hope our friends in Pennsylvania will immediately
raiy Their forces--hold meetings of the Peope-prepare
Tor the next canpaign-unite upon electoral ticket
and wrcst the State from the hands of the Phlisnes
we know precisely what the osensble calculation of
the Wings They are counting upon the great patronage
OF the Governor being employed in their behalf Facts
show that they are IN the minority but they pretend to
believe that they viii convert it into a majority by the m
oi"lhce and the corruption of our rends.-Nol So gen.
uenen. Ritner has too many greedy mouths ne eager
sxpecians IN his own ranks to feed-Aud moreover
much confidence IN the incompatible integrity
of our friends in old syvana to fear their brn,
swayed in any extent by the temptations of the few dis
possible loaves and fishes. We agree most co,nne,pIv
with the Wilmington Watchnian in the following views.
These circumstances will doubt afford the Oppose
uon an opportunity of rejoicing, they never fail of
drawing consolation from the smallest grains of conrt
But their temporary victory the election of Governor
VIII avail them nothing There is division among our
III rennsyivania relative to the candidates for the
Presidency: Van Buren, and Johnson will CARRY the
State W large y-Nothing can possibly defeat
then but the indscreton and wrangngs our friends
NEW JERsgY.-The Wings completely dished-
The Postmaster at Burlington writes the Editor of tho
Philadelphia Inquirer that Whiggery extinct in that
Couniy-that the Van Buren, men have elected their
of and al, ala, ".
rem majority in the Legislature will be thirty voc
The Pennsylvanian of Saturday gives the following
"NEw JERSEY ELEcTIoN-vAN buren, TRIUMPH mt
Harrington county Jackson ticket elected by about
500 majority
g Gloucester county--Jackson majority about 800.
" .u,ddfestr coanty-Jackson majority "a
4" Somerset county--Jackson majority ~
% Bergen eouniy-Jackson ticket elected
g Salem couRty-Whig majority 800
g Cumberland county-Whg majority 200
ticket. 1"S''
Sc Sasser county-No opposition the Jackson ticket
" Ua'Ten counfy-No opposition to the Jackson ticket
Morris ccanty-No opposition the Jack son ticket
VERMosr-"The Legislature convened at Montpelier
on the eth Ebenezer Briggs, chosen Speaker by
(van BUREN, IS. Mr.. Briggs received both the Anti
Masonic and Wing The strength of each pnrtv in
the Legislature is Masons no. Wings ~; Van Blu
renites r. committee appointed to count the
votes for State Officers, who reported that the whole
number of votes given by the People Governor was
a,933 necessary Tor choice IL All
William A. Palmer, (Anti- Mason0 .l6 2l0
William G. Bradley, (van Buren,, )............i3954
Charles Paine, (Whig0. ................... % 435
SeateiihS 90
The vote for Lieutenant Governor shows the Anti
Van Buren, majority in the State -
- IL. Jameson, (AntVan BurenO. ........ 81 3I6
iru"'ah Ohiitehden, ................... 1906
A Anti, Buren, majority. ..:............ 24o
There being no choice by the people for Governor
the Legislature had made several baotings for choice
but thus far unsuccessful On Friday Evening thew
had ballots, the last of which gave Palmer 1S Bradley
az; Paine 3, scattering 3On Saturday more ballots
The last OF which stood for Palmer l04 Bradley 7O Paine
AZ; Jennison 5.On the seventh ballot Mr. Balch moved
to suspend baoting during the was evident
nom the state of parties in the House that could
be made, and further attempts wond only result i'm use
less waste of time. He could ask man of any par
~ to waver from his integrity-he trusted no man
would in his view the good of the people demanded
hnai suspension of ballotings. The motion was
negatyed without count On motion of Mr. He
bard the committee ourned Tuesday morning next
The Vermont Watchman of the 18TH thinks il nroba
bic that no Election will be made, in which case MIR
Jennison, the Lieut.. Governor, will as Governor
MARYLASD.--The Baltimore Chronicle, (Wbi0 screws
out majority in tho whole State of lois Anti.Van
Buren, out of the iae entire of 4S372-But the Raj
least 5000 - ~