Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-03


statement, although would have been strictly So
bad the Banner acknowledged that the whole affair was
indeed understood by the Judge when he left Nashville
on the 9Th ultimo.
Q1Sre-wi the Judge hsppcn to be at Columbia, at
the contemplated festival and parade in that town,
or will the matter be understood belorehond' ID.
MINISTER TO ENGLAND
s.on to end St co on TS @a 10 re-
revived With appears credited al the
doubtless anaiou. from the atmosphere Kitchen
@ SG po OF no an of dignity capable OF enduring but
Polk supposed will Minister of War to prevent apy
quarrel Tor iSG Speaker Shs which might Otherwise result
Syo p ana mr. yonn Mason who The ePGcd Kitchen
eOIspsndcn mive gone forth with
House and Khen oiee will no ao"S be- cnn
SI a hp% s oo SsSs the
p Is thought W u be particularly brilliant involving
3D. or to BE- from % y 70 DC IsOsetnet she'll
no opinion As Tar as the will goes, deserves
! The above is from the Richmond Wing of Tuesday
ana we cannot avoid admrDg the anxious ofciousncss
with which the bitter enemies of the Administration fill
important vacancies connected with Foreign Rela-
tons or Domestic Government aud the sclt-compla-
cency with which they regard their abors of unsolicited
love The President his Cabinet will no doubt dulv
appreciate and appropriately reward the unexanpled
kindness which releases them from the cares and tolls
incident to their exalted and responsible stutons-and
the House of Representatives in token of gratitude for
the favor of settling the question of Speakershp, bcsow
on the severe of that Godian knot of diculty-a least
vote OF thanks We shall enquire whether the APP
Pontnent of Gov. Cass, Minister England would
or would not be generally acceptable lie is well
known 10 ms country, which has lonored
tnue TO honor himis deservedly high in the confidence
of the President and little likely to desire to with
draw from his councils any other member of the Cabi
! net AS for Mr.. Stevenson, beg his enemies to be
easy We shall be much mistaken if they are not dsap-
pointed in their hopes of seeing him "sheed or sent
as the representative of his country to Court inferior
III consequence to that of ST James 1t is not probable
because tacous Senate has thwared wisdom
OF the Nation communicated through the President Ina,
he will forget his duty withdraw his confidence and
irendshlP from man, whose appointment to dis
tinguished Office would he dspleasing to none whose
pnrfb .
ship OF the House of Representatives is rcry Lkcly
to be settled by that body natheess the character
istic Islander OF the presidents frank having been
used TO advance the claims of particular gentleman
That MIR Mason enjoys the friendship and confidence of
The Chez Magistrate is true-that strong probability
exists OF his election as Speaker is also ruebut that
he will be advanced to that honorable station through
the direct or indirect influence of the President or BY
any other agency than the voluntary action of his
socates in Congress- is what the Opposition do 6eers
when they assert it, Let opponents also assured
that the pennsylvania Delegation will be u,finehiag-
nothing has occurred in the Key Stone State which
should cause them to iater III their support of the Ad
ministraton; sustaining for the Speakershp such A
manas joins Y MASON, who all points" would make
good Speaker'-and whose happy knowledge of the
power and timely application of the previous question:
won Tor hm modicum of Wing hatred too bitter and
enduring to be lightly forgotten or easily exiting rushed
! [PetTS6GTg Consultation.
UNIoS TRIuMPH.-We are now able TO exhibit a full
statement OF the vote for Governor, and nearly com
Plete statement of that for members of Congress IL
possible that the returns which have may be err
roneous to the extent of few votes but the results
Wnlcn we announce, be relied being strictly
accurate, very nearly The aggregate vote for
Schey is 1884 that for Dougherty is 2J074-showinr
a majority of 2510 votes for Schcy.
For Congress, the vote is for
! Glascock, 30750 Wilde, 2aOI2
Cleveland, 30JO7 Foster 270s0
Jackson 3O5g2 Gamble, g772g
Holsey, 30257 Bea 273l7
Thus has the Union party achieved complete and de.
cisive victory in the late elections. 1t the victory of
enlightened patriotism, the corrupt designs and the
blind fanatcism of Notification -Maiedgeuiic Union
ONO ELEoTIoN.-Thc Muskingum Messenger, an
| nnnp ufttnr,n rrt.. l-tc 81.
sons who have been elected the Legislature of Ohio
as far as the returns have been received and says we
have heard from all the Senatorial districts in Ohio but
one aud have ascerianed that there will be majority
OF four for the Administration in that body and that
IN The House OF Representatives. there fory.iive
Administration and nineteen Wings elected as far as we
have heard; leaving eight members to be heard from -
Ibe editor further remarks that tIere will be Admi
nistra.ion majority Of than twenty Joint ballot
let ihe balance 20 they may from which we infer
that there is strong probability that some, least of
those be heard from will be i'm favor of The Admins
rau0n and that may Expect have upon Joint ballot
majority Of something like thirty We have stat.
ca IN some OF Tie prints, and many persons under
the impression, that Senator Congress in the place
OF MI Ewing, IS to be elected By the Legislature now
chosen. THIS, however, is mistake Mr. Ewing term
VIII not expire until the Sd OF March, 1897 and conse.
quenty mere VIII be no election 70 supply the place
I'll after another year shall have expired The Senators
who arc now chosen are elected for and they will
nave 10 vote upon the election OF Senators but the
bers OF the III OF Representatives elected Unless they
shall be reelected next October will have nothing to do
IN the case lhey may, however, and presume will,
pass resolutions iustrucng their Senators to vote for
cxPunging from the Journal Of the Senate the reson.
lions denouncng the President on the ground of his
alleged violation Of the Constitution and the Laws in
the matter Of the course pursued by him in relation To
the Bank ADD the removal Of the dcpustcs Much as
our opponents contend for the right of instruction when
they supposed they possessed The power 10 give them
add much as they pleased with the instructions Of
Che Legislature Of Virginia. which caused Mr. Rives 10
resign his seat in the Senate, presume that Mr. E
ing will neither obey the instructions nor respn his seat
aud that his political friends will applaud him for his ~
DEFKHDEScE, they have done Mr.. SOutbard MIR Man.
gum and Mr. Moore Whatsoys the editor Of tile Chro.
gicle upon the subject? We shall hear Baltimore
\ Republican.
EIrGot from, icHcr bs Editors of the Giobe dafed
"BURos, (O) Oct 18th, 1885.
" GEETLEMEf. Our elections have Just closed in Ilu.
ron County. victory overwhelming and complete is
the result Of ten yeaJS struggle; another year. and will
fragments Of an opposition. 1884 gave the 'Wip ticket
/ IN this county aggregate maj0rity If $50 pofes-
1850 the contest just ended the Democratic Republican
Ticket Of Huron County for the frs, time in ten years
- elected throughout By average majority Of 500
votes The horror OF The Wings is appalling they were
hghly elated with the anticipaons cf success but 10
ibe realities came like thunderbots upon their devoted
heads equally unexpected and unwelcome. In haste
yours, &c"
IMPORTANT FROM COLUMBUS
GoyEHNOH HORNER.--The Ohio Monitor of Ocfober
~ says, "a special messenger, brought message 10
this place, Thursday last from the new Coverno5 of
The Territory Of Michigan 70 Governor Lucas The lat
ter not being here, he proceeded to his residence
The gentleman bearing The message did not disclose
the whole contents Of the communications but declared
that he the bearer pardons dvduals who were
arrested last SPRING and we're under recognzance the
Michigan court