Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16

Dourcc the measure of The mos; nIstrous on
cssons o. the age-Wrli does it ask how such an ahu
.rr!aeS King. who owes his insurrcctton
wug "u; o: all attack upon the Liberty OF the Press
rs his Iadyi>ct predecessor The PROJECT Of Charles
vas outrageous the Bill which has Just pass
=, re French Chamber. Will the French Propi. sub.
a.,oi, Nav not LOOK out for nj w ccu,monns il.
ia: country: i The Volcano TO rest from its la
s.rs The Courier appeals with proper pride to the
,i:,an: dcnuncation which it has received from the
',:<l Press the only l!ec Tribunal of public opinon
- rope The American Press ought also to speak
,,ar;.:5ncu:d against il. II is Stigma upon France
I'll! Upon the age itself (lhc Reader is referred to
~ Arl9ySs of this n,anstrouS Law the Paris Cores
7.ai ct tho London Standard whose letter appears in
,c1 preceding coiimns)
ELECTIONS.
Gr"Hcr,.--Wc have returns from % counties, vhc:.
-. DnG.hrry {lc State Rights candidate for Govern
. ~ sot's, and S:icy (the Union Candidar) c7S!--
3d.. cr the Congress ticket, nearly in the p7opo.-
a The Cui"n ticket has prevailed in the counties rf
j. .;w.n (.nHdgcrHe.J Bib, (.uaeOn) Bullock, (;S39
.-,,> - Chatham (whcrc Suraanuh is, So 20 3yS
o#f'rd, llachn;"sii, Richmond (.in.a<ta.l Wilkes
.fa.'ingtaH:j jones: Walton, and Washington. Tn.
r.: lic.ct has succeeded in Bryan, Burke Clark Co.
'.yla EtFnghan. Green Hancock, Liberty, Jefferson
i.nco!n Mu>cogrc, Oglturpr: ScriYen, aud Warren.
!rsc returns furnish decisive tests of the results OF
-: Etction!nr, last Octote: at hc'gcncra Election,
q. IFS; = coualicS, from which we heard, gave the
SIT N,!.:s candidates (W.Ids GIllucr, &c more than
go niajo.!ty-and - OF these Is counties. those
Go winch We have given the above return, with l0tW
r.jo-ity FOX The States Right ,cHrt] There is
10 be heard frDn--of which those in the
Wss' expected to be decidedly in favor nf the
non :cEc,. None of the Georgia papers has vet be-
-n 70 sprcu!a" the final result Even the Augusta
t'5ca!cle (Nuiier,) iro:n which take the above
r.&:n. raises shout If triumph upon the occasion.
lic GcnerM Elections wrTc Tuesday last, in Penn
s''"al:, ONO and New Jersey. We have yet received
- ;c.uInS from either State.
In F.nnsy'ranui, We count upon being beat for Co
r:aor. Tie unfortunate split between Wolf and Muh
all 4
i1s.nc Candidate. The Wings have Adopted him as
t,rE own-lnd will ncary 60 for hin. They
~ NHIes OF Philtdclphl., nnm;nc) had meeting
~ Monday evening, the of the Election, in lude
a9:ncr Square, and pledged themselves 10 the support
kner. \ letter read from MIR. John Sergeant,
40 expresses this hearty concurrence iii the course
LEY are pursuing, and their determination TO support
.' III Rtncr for Governor.
Gii suppose him rlru:rd-what then: Why, the
N.s will of course raise the shout Of victory, and will
!;'Awi,h claim pcnnsy vaa Opposition and anti
'ar Buren, State MIR. Sergeant i'll his letter, sounds
his note, and thinks it will open the for haflng
sd finally defeating the Baltimore nomination. We
shall have the stuff sounded through all the notes
" Tie gaul; and yet who does not know that it is all
ilnsrn; The Pittsburg Statesman "a jFhig paper)
tells the truth in tie following article:
lfro:a ;hc PiHsburs Statesman, Ottobe1 I, 1857
n wnIG PAPER
"TnX DEMONSTRATING Of the Ritn"s editors are
s'1Htin. 10 dcudc p""plc living out of the State
The. tho success Of Ritner will ensure tine defeat Of
Van Buren, The editor of the n. Y. Star puts j, doHn
M crtiain that If litncr is elected Governor of Penn
siranis the election is lost to Van Buren,. Now, it is
acenongh to talk this way at lame, and ' hnac effect,
hG our friends abroad believe it, they dvCeircd.-
The election Of Eilncr will not weaken but strengthen
Van iuen BY clfrcluai!y uniting his party. That
Inns vii lc tic result We have more doubt than we
": that the defeats OF the democratic party, on former
'rca>luns have been Immediately followed by sweeping
~. hclmny Jrrs. Let the reader: Particular
y III: Who's, mark predictions.
lie Statesman is right, if we may trust every sign we
>ee and all the accounts We have received The sue
c"s 81 Rnrr Twill not weaken, but strengthen Van Bu-
fra 1t riN more eti,.ctuay unite his party. He Is
IL Fo,a. dappu of the cun.ending parties he friends
:" N"l and Aluhlen5crg. however much opposed to
each other. ab"ut the Governor, are decidedly united
upon an Buren, for the President. HIS toats or
lie Tag o all their Jou:uals-and all tho Resolutions of
'"'r Meetings rally upon him. Experience will con-
'ic" them OF their error IN running split TIC
h"I Yr Governor. They will see how much they
awe lost by their division, and how necessary union
" to their strength and Success We have ourselves
"hl rlnoles appTchensios about Pcnnsy ivania-and
''a this Family quarrel has been settled,
ana however may hc settled that our friends will cease
al !HcihnIann, move again IN concert, and come out
al ONCE tor the Man Of the People.
TIE SUCCESSION.
lac Elements Of the PieIaid Coalition are still
IN GSc"rd with each other. The Wings of New
tA.lnd give every indication of their intentions
'n adhcT" 10 Mr.. Webster The Wing members
Z" liz Legislature Of .H.sSa:aascuS met the 9Th,
a"d aLr nominating Mr.. Edward Everett as 20.
vernon. and Mr.. Groryr Hull for Lieutenant Governor,
unanimously came 10 l,c following Resolutions:
H Th", the approaching Presidential eI"eoa crisis
7 AMI eaccadan Importance aud that the question between
he Magistrate AMI the p"rr, whose right u . to APPOINT
''' ought 10 h. with that rmn.ss which becomes ma
"'1 .rt"ranr' to b. free.
""re, That ncre tic nomination Of Distinguish
'Nc:tzem, DANIEL. EBSTR the peculiarly quH
're over This great Republics and that until :alenis, a'c
patriotism, illustrated ny urnons faithful services IN the
" {" HI. regarded the best 'crominsn at"
,as Tor high office, will neither remit ou' rho'S' nor
lr star of GEN Harrison be in the ascendant
another portion of the Wing armament. He Is gaming
-'Irn opinions even from the Nullrrs AS some rri-
'"c2 Of this disposition, the Columbia Times OF the 9TH
!T">Srs tn give riyss IF the several candidates
''"iSSrS MI Van Buren,, wit, the usual quantity OF
observation-disclosures Judge White as fiocd'
'a'"atS and Force Bi! man-and dSnisses him III the
''''%ins nngracinus manner
but what shall we say Of Southern or, as nc Is
.''e', the Wing candidate, Judge White: what arc
W. 70 count upon in the event Of his SUCCESS what
az 0ut jackson man in principle, and only excihaco
o" uie ranks Of the Administration. becausc, ocing
'!" obscure, he has not been active in advocating
' executing the avcvi,e plans Of the party Van bu
'.n was the favor;c child Of the Administration
as both could not DC promoted to the same ofhce
VIC iav"'e must be taken up, and the other ca.
Wi WI " PERISH But think yon, fellow. citlz'ns' Il
"'.s wore elected President, that those drsPottc
nS,'daon principles. which he has avouched, would
~; ~ DC called into actinn' Would they not become
~ distinguishing features Of his Administrations
"e opposition TO the Jackson party which now smoth
vs. tnose principles, would then be removed, and they
oarsl forth with all their malignancy, and spread
n ". and perhaps blood throughout the land. wa:
~, ickson Southern man? yet, how has he carried
w. us Southern principles, Once into power, he tor
'aniul TO the interests of the South; but where II
,I security when, to please the dominant party, he vo
s. LOT Tie "Bil Of Blood" His Southern principles
As he holds arc doublcssthc result Of interest bu