Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

the new residences of those hardy souls who never
mind The weather, so the wind don't blow
We merely mako this estimate that our friends may
be saved the trouble of doing well show them
that wherever the Habershaln and Deolb soldiers and
their worthy neghbors, go, they will be found lighting
under the stars s,rpes-and that they need not be
alarmed with the apprehension that the good
lost ground-i, has ony shifted it.
At the moment write, have the returns from
a. countless in which the Union majority will not fall
proportonably below the vote of lS:3 when we take
truth IS, the Union people love their homes and their
country and never care to make great fuss when they
know " the republic Is safe, and the Union p,eserc
ed We love their "ialh'-hut we should like to see
II set them more actively TO ''work.'
From az counties, Lumlkins mai rty over Craw-
iprd was 2,oI7 From the same number of countless
(and generally the very ones,) Schley's majority
over Dousherty now 1859, only i6 less than Lump
Baker, Cass, Emanuel, Floyd. irwin Lowndes Mont,
gomcry, Rabun, Sumper, Tatnall, Thomas and Ware
remain to be heard from. In these counties Lumpkin
got majority somewhere between q and 700. If
Sclcy should get say 800, from these l3 countess this
added to ,962, will give him fraction $500 We
put this down safe calculation 1t may vary lit.
fraction.
And now may rejoice little with our friends
Are they not true TO the core and to the Star
spanged banner! Yes; and if they will look at the
head oil our columns, they will there in what cor
dial manner, give them the riph hand of
while we pledge them that so ling as their hands arc
thus Joined TO uurs long shall the unconauered Eaple
thus supported, spread his wings in Triumph screaming
the whilc"Ot,ted stand dicided nee fiit'-which
God grant, and God f1rIid forever and evcru
We told the little cump OF Baldwin Mules on the night
OF the election, not to haoo before they got out of The
WOODS. we need not any longer adnionish them
,hls head They will no doubt keep dgnitied ST.
So much for Col. Candles certificates
Since the above i'll type have received returns
from several counties, which do materially change
our calculation.
That the pink of ccrticrs the Gambo-ing candidate of
Nuiiitoaon for Congress, and his worthy associate Ro-
Agl.r list Inc lsa,ll k.f,
spcctiu distance in the OF the White Wig aias
State Rights GiiaS Notification ticket Let the fate OF
these hungry asprants be warning hereafter those
"vuol,ns ambition would o'crIoap tsclGp
ILLINOIS ELECTION
SUAwYEErowN, Oct. I0.-1he result of the recent
~ officers, has been most triumphant for the cause of
Democratic principles 1t stands harsh rebuke to the
boistcrous defamation of the motley herd composing the
Opposition. Col Jas NJ. Strobe, the Democratic can
ddate for the vacancy of Col JAS w Stevensons Iesi
ties OF Cook, 10 Davies, Putnam, Peoria, Rock Island
and Lasalle has been elected by large majority James
Turney, the Van Buren, candidate for Greene County
has been returned representative 10 ill the vacancy
oil L. w. Link. resigned, by majority OF Eve hun
dred over his on-opponent. In Morgan county Mr.
Mckeuny, the Democratic Candidate for Rccor,Jcr
with almost all others OF the same pariy has been
elected In Madison, Nath Buckmascr has been elect
cd TO the Legslature-a staunch Democrat The Son,
torial district, composed of Frankfort Jackson aud
Washington, has returned MIR. Brackston Parish the
Administration candidate to ill the vacancy of Conrad
BlaCktOrd.
Van Buren, candidate for White county. has been elect
cd TO hll the vacancy of Captain William AlcHcnry
deceased, late representative of that county. Mr.
Smith OF Wabash county, democratic has been elected
TO the Legislature to fill the vacancy of Mr. Fickin re-
signed H. r Pace is elected from the county of Jef
icrs n, to h the vacancy of Col Anderson, resigned
Ills politics are not known. Mr. r. b. Servant anti
has been elected from Randolph fill the vacancy of
Mr.. Mathcr, resigned. Sangamun has returned q Hcrn
don aud Job Fletcher, Wings over John Calbonn
and Peter Cartwright, Democrats to fill the Senatorial
designations OF T.. ID. Iuyo and George Forquer
ll,are slurff r,,tn fl..sf Ia
ties form the only exceptions to the Democra
CO III TINS State so tar as we have heard; and learn
that the election of Mrssrs IIcrndon aud Fletcher tine
wing candidates Tor Sangamon county, brought
about by lhc influence of other considerations than those
OF the next Presidency Mr. Herndon by his asse
tons Of Jacksonsn, effected division of The Democra
TIC party and thereby succeeded the head of his o
poncnt, Mr. J. Calhoun. Mr. Cartwright the other
Van Burcn candidate, a Methodist preacher AGAINST
whom there many of the most inyeerate sec.
tartan prejudlccs-and that this was the cause of
his defeat, it appears to be generally conceded. =
The seven delegates from indiana with the of the
Elections OF tins State, Kentucky, Missouri and Alaba-
ma brightly indicate The progressive energies of demo-
ward anu as irresistible the bold streams that wash its
Territory. The flag of Democracy, as the S,ar.span-
ged Banner floats high above the petty attempts of its
enemies The abode of it's power is deep in the afec
tons OF the People lis motto Isl Martin Van Buren, for
The Presidency - Democrat.
The Nashville Republican has been sadly quizzcd in
regard To The politics of Nor; Carolina. Who is the
distinguished Senator of the North Carolina Iepsla
tute from whom the Republican learned that .'iudgc
tps'
in this State Will the Editor him? The Flee
oral vote Of North Carolina will be given TO the Demo
cratic candidate just certain the election takes
place The Republican has been cgregously hunibug-
ged.-Raieigh Standdrd.
The FREYcH lNDEMNIrY-A French ministerial pa.
per, the JournGt dcs Deh0tS, after quoting from New
York paper that part OF MIR Livngstons speech al the
DINNER given To him IN New York, in which he saws
Should one word of additional explanation be required,
the good intelligence between the two countries is at
once interrupted, perhaps desiroyed-thc voice of the
country, is, thank God, decided that subject" adds
the following reflection: MIR Livingston no doubt has
made himself the organ of Gen Jacksons passion but
public confidence shaken in America and cur cor
respondent III the United States informs u.s. that in all
the great COMMERCIAL cities they expect that the election
OF Mr. Yam Buren, will bring about arrangement with
France"
The foregoing reflections coming from semi. official
source, add another amentable instance the many de.
lusions in which the French Government indulpe them
selves with respect to tho United States From The time
OF Mr. Comets celebrated appeal from the President 10
the people whenever any misunderstanding arises be-
tween The two countries, they iascn their hopes on an
imaginary disahecton of the people the szsuent
Of their choice. They take party defamation and
electioncerng slang for the serious expression of tbe
popular feeling. They magnify all the dssc nsons
which are inevitable whore free discussion is al
lowed and persuade themselves always, that the On
position speak the sense of the nation The cores
Poudenl of The JONrHn dis Debais from America is un.
dcrstuod 10 be Mr. Chcyairr young gentleman of pe-
neral cevcncss and considerable talent as an engineer
improvements and has added ibis The task Of gyjno
occasional sketches Of the state Of manners government
and patty politics among which published in The
journal 81 Debates. Among IudciOus rernorIq