Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

THE STATES.
GEORGIA.


GEORGIA.
The Mlledgeve Union states the returns from all the
counties, giving 81 III for Schey, and % $500 for
Doughcr,y-b being majority for s. OFF, go. The high.
Union Candidate for Congress has obtained ma jor-
OF about 2s6 over the highest Opposition candidate
ONO.
The Ohio Monitor claims 1 Democratic Srnafors ont
oflS-and 40 Representatives, out of 7J asst there
was majority Of OPpositonis in both branches of the
General Assembly consisting oftwo in tie Senate and
twelve in the House Of Representatives. The Western
Aurora (of Belleiontuinc) presuncs will now
doubt; that Ohio will 60 for Van Buren, Their faith
must be small indeed, il they All tie combined
forces of Webster, Clay, Harrison, White &c put tn
gether cannot pcvcntit-Tbe Boston Gazette gave am
account Of the great Harrison meeting AT Cbiilcothc
and said Ohio ,ras roused' The Iouisville Advcr'
ser thinks that he results the election will convince
the Gazette, that in rousing Ohio the Wings walked mp
tic wrong passenger.
The Columbus Hemisphere gives a complete list ofali
the Senators and Representatives elected, with the
ception of one member of the House The Democratic
victory is whelmng
"n the Senate the Democrats will have 4 majority
20 to l6. Outof the 10 members elect, are De-
mocrais and Wings. Last year this body had Wing
majority of 2.
ain the House, the Democrats have carried two To
oncitcrally swept Whgism oflast winter doors
Setting down the member yet be heard from as with
us, there will be a. Democrats and "a whigs-givng
the Democratic party % majority joint ballot of los
members II the member 10 be heard from is a Wing
our majority will still be 90 We have made few cor
rections from last week. and believe list is now
officially correct except few that have down as
Wings who is said, asking admission into the Van
Such the of the battle in the very State and
strong hold of the military chelian His friends
supposed that he could WELD Ohio in his sling-but he
is deieated-and il is question, what can he do
eisecherc, since he do little home If he cannot
carry his own State. what he carry This is
problem Tor the political Cookers to solve.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Harrisburg Reporter the Enston Sentinel &c
&c, the Public, that the Democratic Party will
unite upon the Van Buren,TickeThr Reporter speaks
unequivocolly ofsuccess "Thc Opposition atle Them
selves says that paper that the election of Rtne proof
positive, that the electoral Of this State will not be.
Thavl pceiv
egregiousy in this particular. The election of MIR Rit
ner was the natural result of unfortunate division in
the democratic party but the opponents party and
It's principles may rest assured that they will gain no
thing from similar quareis in future. The whole demo-
cratic party OF Pennsy will be firmly united in favor
OF Van Buren, and Johnson, and the majority which
these candidates will receive all the odds and
ends OF Federalism and faction, will be triumphant
we hazard nothing in predicting that the democrats of
pennsylvania will put forth, the election de-
gree OF strength and power fully equal what has ever
Deen exhited in the many fierce and aduons struggles
through which they have passed, and the result will be
OF The most glorious character. They will be split
up, torn and distracted contest for mcnPrincipes
VIII then be conended for and the most important
considerations will be stake will the members of
the democratic party meet as band of brothers, and
making common cause against the enemy whom they
have so oftcn foiled achieve another victory esta
sh upon firm and immovesbe basis, the supremacy Of
those principles and measures which they have ever
lence and outrage"
The "Pcnnsylvanan'' of Tuesday last. halls The Sims
o. nc 1tnies"lt is with pleasure (says the EDITOR that
we observe the rapid advance of harmonious feeling
among the Democratic presses of the interior, and ana
increasing disposition 20 concede and conciliac on fair
and honorable grounds Within the last two weeks
there has been material change in this respect The
useless and irritating chickering's which followed mne-
dately upon the election and excited the hopes of cur
enemies In The same proportion they depressed the
win the exception of few prints, which it needless
to enumeIa ate, the Democracy the State now We The
olive branch, in the place Of the tlstehe harmonious
movement OF both the friends of Mnhenburo and
Wolf IN Adams county, has had the wholesome effect
which was anticipated from it. Luzerne is NOV
ing, end we doubt not, that the example will be
generally followed. The proceedings of Adams have
been copied into papers the of which was previous
sition OF the Susquehannah Democrat for general De.
mocratc Convention, meets with very favorable recep-
ton The right spirit is spreading and it will in
the power of the few whose motives easily under
Stood to turn the into channel to suit their
wishes short time will establish perfect unanimity
between the real friends of Van Buren, and Johnson
The divisions of the past year must cease with The
which created them and all minor points of difference
w be amIcahy adjusted 10 gain the great objects which
Let the Wigs shout much as they please their mir.
built castles must soon Harmony Union will
soon become the watchwords of the Republicans Of
complete.
RHODE ISLAND.
The Wings began to chucke over the prospects of de-
ienng the certificate Of election for the two Republican
members of Congress FIRST, the Wing Lieut. Governor
resigned, and thus defeated quorum the senate But
quorum did appear the Sd day; and n Grand Com
mttee OF both Houses appointed sort and count
the votes for Representatives 10 CONGRESS Next Tho
Committee 'dlsagTeed TO the course to be pursued ON
certain papers sent e and the Feds refused TO count
the votes they received the committee beino coua
ly divided. The last accounts however lef the Grand
Committee sitting-and it was believed that they would
proceed to count the votes and make report.
NEW YORK
The Election takes place in the course Of This wool
In the city sort of triangular is ponp on Two
meetings have been held in Taminany Hall-One Of
which has nominated MIR Gideon Lee for Congress in
the place of MIR &. p. White resigncd-and the otl,e,
MIR Ferris. Some OF The Wings have slept in To ava1
themselves Of this split and determined TO run MIR
James Monroe. The N. Y American thinks that ire
Wings will probably be much diydedbut advises tLen
10 go at all events against the regularly nominated Tam
many ticket (of Mr. Lee)
The n. Y. Courier declares that he can vote neither
the lammany Ticket the Agrarion Evening Post
licke; but viii go for the James Monroe Tcket-Tbc
hv star takes The same tack and advises the Wqs 10
60 Tor the Nairc American Democratic 7icket-the slang
by which the Anti-Van Buren, Ticket is cbnraceriSod %
Is IT possible that shall lose in the CITY Of Ncv
YORK as we have lost in Pennsylvania-by the iarring
and division Of Party s-Pennsy las read
US lesson on this subject, which we ought never TO
forget.
VIRGINIA
The Wclsburg Gazette gives the following account of
the late Senatorial Election;
II viii be seen by The statement below that Col Par.
fioit the Wing candidate, is elected to fiji the vacancy
m The Senate occasiOncd by the death Of Col Mecca
Col Parrotts term Of service is three years from IN,
April u viii be perceived that The vote oiven II
unusually small Many reasons could he ASSIGNED for
this. MAJOR Good the Administration candidate CO..,
not generally known in the district So little ,vrre l;.
political sentiments known before the publication of III.
ieier that IN many portions Of The district he was re-
presented as belonging TO the Opposition Such in pnr.
p was the case in portions Of Tyler, Marshall and