Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-20
jackson relative cain 1926

for the Whig candidate, Hull In IG2 towns he bas
"a .2SG-Fosrr 23,ll5-Sca,tering 3G3 In the II. Of
Representatives. the Wings will carry every thing by
wide row. Their majority is overwhelming But ,Ecy
are very much shattered and shaken IN the Seani
The Boston Morning Post ian admirable Republican
paper) says, q" we shall have II members, viz:3 from
Norfolk, from Bristol, frol Mldd!escx, from Ply.
| mouth, 2 from Berkshire, and from llanpdrn TIE
| Wings will hare from Worcester, from Suffolk )
from ESSEX , from Hampshire from Franklin, and |
from Barnsabr, total 81 The vacancy in Essex, will
also DC filed BY Democrat, which will give us EIcmrhrS
members, where last year, ace had none! lfthe Wings
can find any thing rejoice about IN the result Of the
election wc ccrtany have objeclions-thc wors: wish
wish them is, that they may have many s"ch rtc'c
ritS
PESSsYLvAsrs.-Thc Signs are brightening-in favor
of re Unicn The last Tuesdays PntnSyfranian holds
the following cheering language:
ave have said from the hrs that tho division in tie
Democratic party of Pcnnsy yania, however angry and
dangerous nigh, look, Ear from being beyond
skill of surrery Ii has u natural inclination heal
and the triumph Of art would be to prevent nan ar,
which perfectly we'll satisfied is INST possessed by
those secret enemies Of Messrs Van Buren, ard John
son. who would do much, covcrtly, To defeat them,
but who lack tie courage to attempt It open!y. The
wound is already closing, aud long before The w:mur
has passed. the party will lie in sound condition. ready
10 pass muster under the most rIgd scrutiny. it
true that few papers still labor 10 keep up al Cx.
element, and to create doubts, but they are few, and
the causes of their irritation. generally personal,
SO we'll understood that they dIsrcgardcd By he pei
their old stations The only alternatives left for thcn
are either do so, step beyond thu pale OF the
party. The formation OF the clectora! ticket Was
testify irregular, and lis adoption pregnant with dan
ucrous consequences, that there few, that TIE
hca, OF the election past who venture TO defend it
principle. II is and acknowledged that, II
rallied on there would be end 10 party usageS aud 10
that organization which leads to victory Any St, Of
men might yet together and form an electoral ticket 10
the complete distraction of the party and open the door for
the triumph Of whlteyer opposing faction they thoughtful
if this single rrcgulary were sanctioned On this point
is folly talk oeXpe!iency 10 pursue the exrcdIrn
now when it almost easy to pursue the rgh', might
no. it is true, bring immediate evil consequences upon
u.s. but that il would do so in future cannot BE- denied -
Tie only prudent line Of conduct 10 follow, therefore,
that laid down by the National COMMEMORATIVE was
intended for the very purpose OF harmonic ng The d"mo
cracy OF Pennsylvania Tor the presidential canvass
The remedy State Convention hereafter, To form an
electoral ticket and careful observation OF the Signs OF
the times cunyInces that the public mind gradually
and convinced OF tile Salutary effects
Of such 1t is matter OF indifference who ar
placed upon The ticket, that they are democrats upon
whom reliance is to be placed compliance with re-
gular forms and usages is the important point e:ec-
loral ticket succeed must be selected w the auo
lied Delegates If the people.
The Pennsy lvanan then proceeds TO extract from
ycra papers, both sides OF the house slgus OF Harmony
and Unlon--and concludes in the following strain:
at would be easy 10 90 on multiplying extracts OF 4
similar tr" Va, ,"-~s have h"rm gvcn to show that
the recent division is not an immrdicndle ruinuS, and
that the assertions made, and the line OF conduct
sued by the Muhenbnry have been correct No.
thing prevent reunion; and the common enemy,
torn they by ''growng factions and divisions
never committed greater than III believing that
another victory in tcnnsy lvania is III their power. The
temporary success Of the coalition, while 1t has had
wholesome effect upon democracy will be OF sh'r sud
uncertain benefit to the yiclars. They Will STAY thew
selves in fighting for the spoils, and leave nothing but
field of killed and wounded Tor to march over in l-O
If it permitted, 10 mutual friend To advise IN
this matter. would respectfully Spcak upon tie hint
which is thrown ont by the Pcnn$ylr " il 'sa
matter of indifference who placed upon the ticket 80
that they Democrats upon whom reliance is 10 -
placed. "-Suppose, then, Convention 10 Dr. Called
WHY should both Parties attend it, and rc.adopt the
Electoral Ticket: The Harrisburg Reporter, one OF tie
most distinguished supporters of Gen. U0if, during the
late contest recommends Convention IN tic following
terms:
We vcnturcd last week TO recommend 10 the consi.
deration Of democratic brethren, the pr"pety Of
holding State Convention on the 4 OF March next,
for the complete and ctrctua reorganization OF the demo
cratic party and to adopt such may be cal
culacd to the election Of democratic Delegates 10
the convention which will be organized 10 revise our
State Constitution, and also to render our triumph al the
approaching fall elections certain We graliEed To
perceive from the exchange papers which have since
reached that the sugg st"n well received by mary
Of democratic editorial brrtircn and do doubt
that little reflection will satisfy all OF them that much
good would result from the meeting of convention Of
the kind. and tor the purposes we have proposed A
large ority OF the people of Pennsylvania
ais avowing and entertaining these principles s!oudbe
united to place the whole political power Of the State
their hands-and NEST erventy hope that the dIsas
result Of the late election will teach us lesson Of
wisdom and have the fleet Of restoring harmony TO our
councils, and strength 10 ranks
The Lancaster lnteigencer (nnothcr Wolf Journal
adopts the suggestion Of The Rcporter-trIss that it WILL
meet with the appreciation of both divisions Of the De-
mocracy Of the State and sincerely hopes ths, may
have tendency TO heal the wounds which have been
inflicted and reunle the friends who separated in al
evil hour
The York Gazette "a late Muhlcnbcrg paper also re.
echoes tile proposition in decided manner Ieta
State Convention be held, suggested by the Reporter
let the Democratic party unite in sending delegates ,ot
ConvcntIon--et nothing short of anli-Democratc pm
ciplcs, opposition the Baltimore nominees, indHr,
That Conrentton TO strike from Mc ciecorut hckn
gle namc-let the gentlemen composing that ticket pub,
licy avow their friendship for VAN buren, and
JOHNSON and there is not u Democrat in The State
who will not support it"
The State Journal (ancther Muhlcnbcrg paper seems
10 lie prepared to sanction tho scheme, if all lIr
Electors to be Wolf mrn-"It is only required tina!
the ckc, be regularly formed and have upon non" but
genuine substantial Democrats-be clear Of political
traitors, panic men, aud trucking political judges,
whose corrupt barerngs in the shambles have rendered
them the scorn and dctrsa,ion of all honorable men
ticket formed and pledged Van Buren, and john
SON, would be elected by accIanaen.'
The Pittsburgh Mercury Wolf paper accedcs to the
resolutions Of the Democrats Of Ecr, who 'recommcnt
that 4 convention be held, in accordance with the
OF
electoral ticket which will unite the entire dcmo-
crazy Of the State. The Mercury says 'it cannot gee
that this is either unwisc or inpraccati; but
not disposed to be tenacious of opinion a.y
other feasible hc pointed out which "uI
certainly unc the rotes IF tie orhoic democratic par
IT, We believe that such convention would affirm the
present electoral ticket and thus al! preex 9r
discomfort, or that modification would be made when
would interfere with its support in either section oil e
party. We have 10" much confidence in tic gentlemen
now upon the electoral ticket suppose that they wou"
throw obstacles in the way Of contamination so des
BILE. We very confident that those in our pat Of inc