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

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| FOR GOVERNOR
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foR REPRESENTATIVES, CONGRESS-
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FOR SECRETARY STATE.
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eve did hope to get returns of the elections from some
oil The adjoining before paper went 10 press
but we are disappointed, owing doubt state
OF the weather. We have heard ineiicaIly from Mon
roe, Noxubee, Oaktibbeeha, and Winston counties. In
ali these the democratic ticket is said to have succeeded
by immense majorities. We shall have official returns
from on, most of the counties by next"
ALABAMA.
To tie Editors; "HusrsvILLE, Nov. 8.
MIR Van Buren, is gaining strength every day, and
had White Meeting to-day in this place and | under
stand was quite thin, not than go 20 present
IL is proposed to hold Van Buren, Convention in Tus-
caIoosa during the ensuing winter"
ms meeting was principally got up by MIR. McClung
the only doubtful Delegate from Madison county. lie
IS nephew of Judge White and is considered can
ddate tor the Speakers chair of the ii. of R-Hs com
petitor will probably be MIR. Phelan of his Col
leagues, Virgnan by BIRTH lawyer of rising reputa-
ton, and the accomplished Editor of the Huntsville De-
mocrat..The Legislature 10 the 9th inst.
The Democracy of Alabama actively engaged in
getting up their Tuscaloosa Convention Public meet
ings have been held, and Delegates appointed in the
counties of Laudcrdale Madison, Mobile, Montgomery
d
the most animated description. meeting is called in
Tuscaloosa county, by 'many of the respectable
and influential citizens, and will prove the State, that
tuscaloosa, SO far from being the strong hold of Nu-
cation and Wiggery is the other hand, decidedly
Jackson and Van Buren.'-The montgomery Advert
ser aifrms, that The proposed Convention will be nu-
merousy attended. Much animation exists among our
friends on this subject Through the of Alabama
meetings convcnIng every day-calls are made uoon
the people, signed by hundreds old and lon tried Re-
Pubicans inviting the citizens the rescue of their prin
clPies Their calls not made in vain. The Demo
aTa Sfnf from, hA. I.tl,o
nomination of Judge White made without authority
from The people, and in opposition their wishes They
have in their majesty determined TO disavow all agency
in and friendship for this nefarous attempt compro-
mt them to the support of the views of their enemies
II these exertions zeaousy patriotic, and warmly APP
Prooated evince any thing they evnce determined
souon If IL can be effected, the blot imprinted
on the journals of our last Legislature" Judge VIM
Smith, long known to the American peope rs firm and
consistent Republican, has consented TO attend the Jack
son Convention. From his acknowledged political pro-
bty his great experience acquired from early youth 10
an advanced age honest efforts the good of the
country he will give honorable character TO this Con.
venton, even without the aid of other dslin gushed
will, in all probability, give its guictus to the White
Wings of Alabamaimpart additional confidence to the
Republicans Of Mississippi, and shake Judge White in
Tennessee herself.
TENNESSEE
A powerful reaction has commenced in this State
The struggle is remendous-Both parties are giving
dinners to their favorite leaders.-Be and White are.
Toasted by their and Grundy by the
for the of the Administration in Tennessee with
an energy which difficulties subdue and an abili-
ty which throws it far ahead of the "Banner and the
RepIbcan, speaks of the ultimate victory in the fol-
lowing animated strains
g This cause, notwithstanding the deceptious ecat
with which 1t has been attempted to be imposed on the
People OF Tennessee, may date its decay downfall
its utter explosion political delusion-from the en-
bodied and concentrated expression Of public opinion
Wheh was developed 10 the people, at the political Jubi
lee of the real friends ofhe Administration at Yauxlal
in this city, Saturday last In the EXPIRE of this
opinion, have fear of being deceived However
much cause of our friends in this State may have
formerly seen for dependency, all their fears for HE m
mate triumph Of their old Republican principles IN The
pending contest for The Presidency haTe fed In the
other States where the Republicans have been united
no similar fears have been felt The knell of the No
party Party cause has oled in Tennessee; and from
tins day FORTH she will stand egenerated redeemed aud
dsenthralcd, from the gross deusons by which few
parzans and political apostates have attempted sur
ARKANSAS.
The Legislature adjourned on the 3d. The Conven-
ton bill has become Law-but without the Goyernors
signature lie returned it to the House Represent
atvcs, without either his approval or ueo but with let
ter explaining bis reasons for not taking any part it,
either approving disappearing the step; having
retained it in his possession three days il becomes
io'o, without any action on it his part The cleo
l'on OF Delegates, for forming State Constitution is to
take place on the 18th December-and the Convention
itself is 10 meet on the 4th January.
Pennsylvania.
TIE Keystone IS SafeWe refer 10 the following let
ter from gentleman, who Yields vigorous pcn aud
possesses keen observaton-In addition to these specu.
laons, we have cheering signs in The latest Jour
decided
tons Of the spirit Of Harmony and Reunion The fol.
lowing paragraph from the "Pennsy is to the
point
Several Of Democratic contemporaries in other
States seem TO be puzzled in relation the matter of the
electoral ticket in Pennsy lyania conceive that dis
tinctons without difference drawn They are how
ever, IN error; principle and party usages involved
ana as our difficulties in fair way satisfactory adj
Justment we shall take the liberty Of paininQ the mat
ter, which is briefly follows The Fourth of March
Convention adjourned without being able To make no..
nnailon for Governor referring the question back 10 t
people. SO far, so we'll. But on the 9Th of March n
number of individuals unautborsed assembled and no
minated Governor, Mr.. Woi-the first regularity -
Not content with this they also framed an electoral ticket
net which the dissolved Convention had rghto per-
forma double irregulary II is plain therefore that
those who refused principle 10 recognise Gov Volts
nomination as valid, and supported Mr.. Muhenbcrg,
brought forward under The reference the Convention
cannot, without abandoning their original ground and
sanconng every species of irfegusfiy take the cleo
t"ra ticket as It stands. They nothing about me
IN this business All they desire is that ticket should
DC adopted ny Convention deriving power from the poo
pie to act upon the question lf this not done the
consequence viii be, that any assembage Of men will
hereafter consider themselves competent 10 frame
electoral ticket and open the door nnunerabc abuses
The usages and organization Of the marty will be de-
force Of these objections is generally acknowledged
and that all difficulties will be removed
The "Clearheld Democrat" Ga late Mnhrnbur0 pa
PERI goes FOR another nominating Convention but il
takes the following wise aud conciatory grounds as 10
/ the Electoral Ticket.
As to the Electoral Ticket formed by the friends Of
Governor Wolf the 9Th Of March last We cannot Der.
suade ourselves that II formed by proper authority
or ~ accordance with the and saQes Of the de-
i m M frf harf lt..s 49,.