Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17

ELECTIONS.

MAssAcnusErrs.-Thc Wings have carried the Co
aud both Houses of the Legislature but by d.
ninished naoritirs--In Boston, they have elected oil
their Senator'S aud their ~ Representatives,; Mi
Edward Everett the Wing candidate for Gosersor has
received 40o votes, Judge Morton Jackson) l!De5 and
Armstrong 556 votes. This is falling off since the last
year. when Davis (tlie Whir canddar) had $500 Nor
ton 1885, Allen 5l7, and Bailey 476
Returps have been received from 200 towns which
give Mr. Everctta plurality of about II 900 votes The
~ to l5000-Alr Hull (the Wing candid,te for Lisu
GoooaoS) has received much smaller vote than Mr.
Everett and Mr. Foster (the jackson candiat) higher
than Judge Mortons Iu the towns heard from .Iul,
majority is more than 2O00and there appears be but
little doubt of his election The Boston Patriot qyes the
following sketch OF the Senate: n the Suffolk Distric
SIX Wing Senators CHI sen. la Esser it is ~ ,uned
That five Wings are chosen and that there vacancy
In Worcester, there is little doubt tina the six Wbq cand
dates arc chosen In Bristol, three jacks son and Anti.
masonic candidates chosen. In Middlesex Norfolk
and plymouth 1t is probable the Jackson and Anti
sonic tickets are chosen. In Hampdrn nso il is pruba-
BILE the Wing ticket ~ defeated, we learn tiat in
Springfield aud West Spring field there is jackson ,;n
In franklin county MIR Hastings the yvbia cand:da,e
Is probably elected From Hampshire we hav little infor
From Berkshire Barnstabe and Nantucket we have no
Information. The Springfield Wing Jackson papcr)
says that Hamp eden is redeemed. Our Senators arr.
most undoubtedly elected, and by the peoplcWe are
no longer obliged to submit federal Legislature The
qaes,i"n who shall be Senator'S Another panic and
another pressure will follow but il will be altopcther
among the Whgs"-A Correspondent Of the N Y Post
writes from Berkshire, that the Van buren, men have car
red that county by abont 300 majority.
49, Daviss majority Morton last year was % ord
mhoie nnmbsr OF votes, 75,3f6, of which AZ 757 were
r Jaws icooJ Tor Merton, lO,lO6 for Bailey, $50 for
Allen, and there 166 scattering
New YoRx.--The defeat of the Wings is oyerwl,,lm-
ing The Republicans la We carried screen ont of ,h.
ght Senator iat Districts The ext senate will consist IF
% Republicans, and 4 Federal Wings In the Uon.s
The Republicans will probably nun6er Il2 the Federal
Wings To- and irregular. Truly (says he .atang n
present for the consideration Of their friends in
1Ser Staes Entering prospect of coming events
4 ne New York Times says that "there has not for a
long number of years been period when The denocra
oil The State of New York have been more firm nj M
sa" a. present from every part of the State,
receive accounts OF our triumphs. There are is true
one or two districts in which local divisions have prevail
Gu put tnese exceptions are that they scarce
worm passing notice The hereses which pre- vailed
mere among handful of sestyed Democrats do not me
vail beyond the city of ~ York The late election Ina.
proved that even here. they of little influence Bnt
beyond the city, they do not and will not prevail Tin.
Democrats OF Tie country new-lght achorSto
show them the way Which they should 90 ,Thc;, -
sons have been learned in a long established scbnoI
ana he doctrines have been put the test of TWENTY
years experience Equally removed from arstccrncyon
me one hand and agraransn the other they address
themselves to the feelings the interest of the sub
santal middle classes, the yeonanry Of the land The
Pfee ana strength OF the country Let preserve our
Union, our strict party discipline, Old established
doctrines, end all will he we'll In the counties of the
IRENE western part of the State the heresies which have
unfortunately prevailed for number of years are fast
passing away and many, very many who have wandered
% e democratic RANKS, are fast returning to swell
iSnV mass ana again contribute TO its victories Ne
YER has the democratic party in this State displayed a
greater array of strength"
PEsNsYLyASIA-We are astonished at the course Of
some of the Muhlenburg and Wolf men On Fridav
last the Pennsylvania declares The Die is cosy AZ
Ter protesting for several weeks desire harmonize
inc democrats partyto bury the past in oblivion and
TO move as one hereafter to rescue the State from
the Antmasons and Wings, secure The Electoral
vote OF Pennsylvania for the candidates of the National
CoDventonthe leading Wolf paper of this citv has nui
iished call of the Democrats of the Third District
,rehas oil Governor Wolf and the 9Th of March assem-
70 ake measures TO secure the of the unau
horlsed Electoral Ticket, framed without authorize at
arl,sDurg on The IN OF March ast-This is least
unequvocai act-Me die rs castThe advocates of this
dangerous and suicidal course have thrown of The mack
and boldly plunged into the Rubicon. Be it so-It is
useless TO regret what it seems impossible toremedy-
ne decisive blow thus deliberately struck and no.
thing remains 70 the reemen of Pennsylvania but sin
gle question: Will you tamey surrender your rights or
defend them 10 the last We trust the universal Snscer
Will oe-every thing for Harmony nothing to Force
The leading Wolf paper in Philadelphia Ube Sentincn
advocates the meeting Of the friends Of Cor ~ in the Sd
Disirctbut still IT Democratic friends in IN,
other states that the Party e be united Pennsyya
ma, and her vote 'cu be given for the Baltimore Nom-
nation For ourselves, rely upon no such assurances
we now ask for acts and not pces sions The Rcpub-
can fary have lost their Governor, and tho majority in
the Legislature, by their mischevous divisions Are thew
not yet satisfied with the injury which the have nctcd,
'ney never 10 learn wisdom by experience? As
soon as hey were defeated the past ought 20 have been
orgotlen--eyery eud bnriedthe very names Of Wolf
tie and Muhlcnberg, sunk in the botlomless abyss-no
JarnS no recrnination Tor the pactbut harmony and
union alone ought.to have been the Order of the day
why do not the leading Democrats of good old Pennsy
wanna come torward-concliae all diflerenccs--and
nnl'e te whole party in great and generous effort
we ask again where are Muhlenberg and Dallas? WHY
do notsuch throw themselves at once 6.oresslv ,
onot rendsin Pennsy lyania the mschefs which
they are doing to their party every quarter the homes
winch they are breathing into the Wings? the
which they giving to theirfrens? clu not 10 dis
miss our apprehensons. The only assurance on which we
can rely is the cessation OF all hoses and spirit Of
Harmony and OF Union, which shall your friends
ana intmdae your enemies. Weare tired OF this clld's
piay-And most cordially do we rc-echo the FOLLOWING
sentiments OF the last Baltimore Republican:
some OF the papers in PcDnsylva which are
~ iaVor OF the Administration, are pursuing a r<ry
rt4te"ous course with regard to an electoral ticket
IaVourable to MIR. Van Buren, and Col Johnson The
uyison between them with regard candidate for the
ONCE OF Governor absurd enough in all
and has been productive Of result which souId We
tnk, convince them of The impropricty of contendng
about men al the hazard of permitting their enemies TO
triumph over ther and their principles Such has been
the result OF their contention about Wolfe and Mullen
on'g with majority Of about twelve ousa nd az as.
cer"ned by the result Of The election the have permit
'ed Their opPoncnsto elect their candidate for Govern
or ana majority Of the members Of the Legislature
ana 10 laugh at them for their folly in suffering them
serves 10 be divided upon minor ponts-a mere cues
uyh ABOUT men--and being deprived Of the power, 10
"hich rom their numbers they fairly entitled
ana which they might have secured with ease had
they acted in concert aud with harmony. And vet
are now contendng about the individuals 10 conpoSe
Their electoral ticket. Notwithstanding they would VIM
ever they may be- vote for the individuals Tor Pre-
sidet ana wee President wose success they alike do
WhoeYer thcy may be- they viii be the mere ootn,s
Of me party which elects them to do nothing more
tan the simple act Of giving crv ote for the canddates
VINO arc preferred by those who cOncndjn0 about The
particular individuals who shall be selected to perform,
we act in such contest, principle can possibly be