Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-24


H. e. Runncis, ............... Ola
Chas. Lynch, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 223
For REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
j. f. H. Claiborne, ................-...... oo3
D. W. Ed1caTdS, ......... ............. Oh
DAVID Dickson, ..,............'.... Soo
e. Wilkins, ....... ....:.................. loa
lfrnry FoSe,
FOR SECRETARY STATE.
Is W. Benson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oh
SaS Brown, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'll
Eve did hope TO get returns OF the elections from some
al the adjoining counties before paper went to press,
but we are disappointed owing doubt the bad state
Of the weather. w have heard inoficially from Mon
roe, Noxubee, Oak,ibbeeha, and Winston counties In
all these the democratic ticket said to have succeeded
by immense majorGss. We shall have official returns
from most of the counties by our next"
Thos I iu Italics are Jackson men.
ALABAMA.
To tie Editors: "HusrsvILLE, Nov. 8.
" MIR. Van Buren, is gaining strength every day, and
will no doubl get the vote of this State The Wings
had White Meeting to-day in this place; and under
stand it quite thin, MT than TO ~ present
II is proposedto hold Van Buren, Convention Tus
caloosa during The ensuing winter"
This meeting was principally got mp by MIR. McClung,
the only doubtful Delegate troui Madison county. He
is nephew Of Judge White, and is considered as
didate Tor the Speakers chair of the II. Of R.-Hs
petitur will probably be MIR. Phclan, of his Col
leagues Firginan by birth. lawyer Of rising reputa
tivn and the accom- liShed Editor of the Huntsville De-
mpcralThc Legislature to meet on the 9th inst.
The Democracy OF Alabama actively engaged in
getting up their Tuscaloosa Convention. Public meet
lngs have been held and Delegates appointed in the
counties of Laudcrdat. Madison, Mobile, Montgomery
Jackson. Autauga, and Coosa. Their resolutions OF,
the most animated description. meeting is called in
Tuscaloosa county, by "many Of the most respectable
and Influential! citizens and will prove the State that
Tuscaloosa, far from being the strong hold of Nulf
cation and Wiggery. is the other band, decidedly
Jackson and Van Bur-n.'-The montgomery Advert
SER affirm, LAT " The proposed Convention will be
lncrously attended Much animation exists among
friends on this subject Through the State of Alabama
meetings convcning every day-calls made upon
the people signed by hundreds OF old and long tried Re-
publicans inviting the citizens 10 the Of their prn
cipl"s. Their calls are not made in vain. The Demo
cracy arising from their lethargy. They view the
nomination of Judge White made without authority
from the people, and in opposition to their wishes. They
have in their majesty determined to disavow all agency
aud friendship tor, this nearlous attempt TO colnPro
init them to the support Of the views Of their enemies.
if these cxcrtions, zea!ousy patriotic, and warmy ap
probaed evince any thing they evincc determined re-
solution, if it can be effected to erase the blot imprinted
ON the journal, Of our last Legislature -" Judge WIN.
Smith, long known to the American people firm and
consistent Republican, has consented TO attend the Jack
son Convention From his acknowledged political pro-
bi,y, his great experience acquired from early youth to
advanced aye honest efforts for the good Of the
country he will give honorable character to this Con-
ventioD, without the aid Of other distinguished in
dividualS who will be in attendance. The Convention
will, in all probability, give It's qnictuS to the White
Wings of Alabnmu-mpar, additional confidence to the
Republicans of Mississippi, and shake Judge White in
Tennessee herself.
.. TENNESSEE.
powerful reaction has commenced in this State.
The struggle is nduuS Both parties giving
dinners 10 their iuvorite leadcrs-Brll and White
toasted by their frends-Puk and Grundv by the friends
of Jacksonville "Nashvlle Union, which is battling
for the cause of the Administration in Tennessee, with
all energy which difficulties subdue, and abIli
ty which throws il far ahead Of the Banner and the
'ltepubcan speaks of the ultimate victory, in the fol-
lowing animated strains:
,1inu tba docc LAT
with which il has been attempted to br imposed the
People of Tennessee, may date its decay and downfall
its utter explosion as political druson-from the
bodied and concentrated expression of public opinion
which developed to the people. at the political Juhl.
lee nf the real friends ofhe Administration. at Hauxa
this city, Saturday last In the expression oil this
opinon we have fear of being deceived. However
much of our friends in this State may have
formerly for dependency, all their tars TOR lie ut
mate triumph of their old Republican princplcS az the
pending contest or the Presidency luce fld In the
other States where the Republicans have been united,
no similar fears have been felt The knell Of the No
this day FORTH she will stand regrncrad, redeemed and
disenthralcd from the gross dcusions by which few
partzans and political npostaes have attempted TO sur
round her. y
The Legislature adjourned on the 3D.. The Conven.
ton bill has become Law-but without the Governor
SIGNATURE " lie returned it TO the House Of Represent
aifves without either his approrai octo but with let
ter explaining his tor not taking any part IN II,
either approving disappearing the step and having
retained in his possession three days, it becomes
ia0 without any action on 1t on his part line eiec-
ton of gates, for forming State Cos tuition, is to
nke place on the 18th Decenber-and the Convention
itself is 10 meet on the 4th January.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The KrYstonc is Sac.-We refer to the following let
ter from gentleman, who Yields vigorous pen, ana
oessesses keen observaonln addition to these specu-
ations I'VE have more cheering signs in the latest jour
cf,pj hose dccid led
tons of the spirit Of Harmony and Reunun. The toll
lowing para graph from the Psnnsylvanlan' Is to the
point: - =,
States seem be puzzled in relation TO the matter OF the
electoral ticket in Pennsylvania and conceive that dis.
nctions without difference drawn. They are, now
ever in error principle and party usagcs are iDvoVed
and difficulties are Ill TAR way Tor satisfactory aa
ustnent we shall take the liberty Of explaining the mat
Ter, which is briefly fows: The Fourth OF March
Convention adjourned without being able to make no.
inaon for Governor, referring the quesoh oacH 10 "e
people, So far, well. But on the 1th OF March
number of Individuals unauthorized assembled and no.
minated Governor, Mr.. Wof-thc FIRST irregularty-
Not content with this they also framed an electoral ticket
an act which the dissolved Convention had n" per
f,rm-a double rregulay 1t is plain, therefore, tiat
those who refused principle to recognise Gov WON
nomination as valid, and supported Mr. Muhlenherg'
brought forward under the reference OF the Convention
cannot without abandoning their original ground ana
sanctioning every species OF reguarity take lie ee
tural ticket as II stands They care mourning ap'u
in this business. All they desire is that ticket should
be adopted by Convention deriving power from the Peo
ole to act upon the question. If this is not done, me
consequence will be, that any assemblage OF men VII.
hereafter consider themselves competent 10 rae a."
electoral ticket and open the door to nnunerabe abuses
The usages and organization of the party will be de-
s,roycd We observe, however, with pleasure, that the
force of these objections is now generally acknoweogco'
and that all difficulties will be removed.
The "Clearfed Democrat, "a late Muhieneurg pa.
nor roes for another nominating Convention hui 1t
takes The following wise and conciatory grounds as TO
the Electoral Ticket: .:J. Sc