Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-16


the inatuaon which her ministers display, in relation
to her own People, Who could have expected so Sc
we're law against the Liberty of the Press the The
atrcs, &c. &c has recently pressed by her Cham
Der orDeputics! Well does the Courier DIES Etais Unis
denounce the measure as one of the most monsous OPP
prcssons of the agcWcll does ask such an abuse
becomes King who owes his an resurrection
growing out OF an attack upon the Liberty of the Press
~ ms hi-adyised predecessor The project of Charles
X was not outrageous the Bill which has Just pass
ed tie French Chamber. Will the. French People sub
nit To il? May look out for new conuotions in
that country? Is the Volcano to rest from its la
Dorst me Courier appeals with proper pride to the
niIgnan, Instrumentation which il has received from the
English Press the only free Tribunal of public opinion
in Europe The American Press ought also to speak
uuuPeongued against it. 1t is stigma upon France
Analysis of this Law to the Paris Cores
ponden of the London Standard whose letter appears in
our preceding colnmns)
ELECTIONS
GEoneIA.-We have returns from 25 counties which
give Dougherty (the State Rights candidate for Govern
orr 97sl votes, aud Schley (hc Union Canddate) 500
ton The Union ticket has prevailed in the counties of
baldwin (dilicdgeriHe) Bib, (.faeon,) Bullock (330
votes to ~ Chatham (wherc Sara,n0h is, $50 to 3DS)
Crawford, Macintosh, Richmond (.1ugusia) Wilkes
(Vashtngton,) Jones' Walton and Washington. The
other ticket has succeeded in Bryan, Burke, Clark Co
iumbia, Eihngham, Green, Hancock Liberty Jefferson
Lincoln, Muscogee Ogethorpe Scriven and Warren
These returns furnish decisive of the results of
the Eecuon-for last. October at hesgeneru Election
the hrst Is counties, from which heard rave the
State Rights candidates (Nilde, Gilmer &c more than
ZOO majority-and % of these % counties are those
from which we have given the above return with 1000
majority for the States Right tckct) There are G5
counties yet to be heard froInof which those in tho
West are expected to be decidedly favor of the
Union ticket None of the Georgia papers has vet be-
gan to speculate the final result Even the Augusta
Slronscle; IN uifier) from which we tuke the above
return, raises no shout of triumph upon the OCCASION
ne General Elections were on Tuesday last in Penn
sylyania Ohio and New Jersey. We have vet received
no returns from either State.
lnsFe"aSyranG, we count upon being beat for Co
vernon The unfortunate split between Wolf and Muh-
iehourg, VIII, IN all probability, let in Ritney the n
Masonic Candidate. The Wings have adontcd hin, no
their own-and will nearly go for him aasse They
Qae WINGS of Philadelphia, nOniine) had meeting
ON Monday evening, the of the Election in Indie.
pendence Square, and pledged themselves to the support
OF Htitner n letter read from Mr. John Sergeant
who expresses his hearty concurrence in the course
they are pursuing, and their determination support
Joseph Ritncr for Governor
But, suppose him elecied-what then? WIN. the
Wings WILL of course, raise the shout of victory and will
forthwith claim Pennsylvania Opposition and anti
van Buren State MIR. Sergeant, in his letter sounds
this note and thinks it will open the way for battling
and finally defeating the Baltimore nomination we
shall have the same stuff sounded through all the notes
81 me ganul; ana yet who docs not know that it is all
an Illusion. The Pittsburg Statesman "a Wig paper
tells the truth in the following article:
FROM Tie PdtS6arg Statesman, October T. 1885
La WIG PAPER
lHE IREsIDENcY-Many of The Ritncr editors are
attempting 70 delude people living out Of the State
They say the of itne will ensure the defeat IF
yam buIen The editor Of the N Y. Star puts il dogn
for certain, that if Rtner is elected Goyernor of
sylyana, the election is lost to Van Buren, Now IL s
wrenough to talk this way home and for home ect
ngt our friends abroad believe it, they deceived
Inc ciccion oil Htner will not weaken Stronoficn
van Bnren by more efectualy uniting his party THAT
ms VIII be the result we have doubt than we
nave mat the defeats OF the democratic party on former
occasions have been Immediately followed by weeping
ana overwhelming mojortes Let the reader particular,
~ the VINES, mark predictions
The Statesman is right if may trust every sgn we
see, and all the we have received Ib. snc
cess OF tner viii not weaken, but strengthen Van
rcn 1t eU more efccually unite his party fIe ia
the point doppui of the contending parties The friends
OF Wolf and Muhlenbcrg, However much opposed 10
each other, about the Governor are decdedIc unisd
upon Van Buren, for the President His name oats on
the flag OF all their Journas-and all the Resolutions of
tneir meetings rally upon him Experience will con-
vince mem oil Their error in running a split tic
kct for Governor They will sec how much they
nave lost by their division, and how necessary union
Is 70 ueH strength and success We have ourselves
not Tie remotest aPprehe about
we trust as soon as this Family quarrel has been settled
All ~ may be settled that friends will
al recrmnation, move again in concert and come Out
at once for the Man Of the People
THE SUCCESSION
The Elements of the Pictafd Coalition arc srIl
~ discord with each otlierg The Wllips of Ne,v
TO adhere TO Mr. Webster. The Whjg members
''e oisPst''aturc OF " ssachqsens met the 9th,
oi'u "'er nominating Mr. Edward Everett as Go.
vernon, ana Mr. George Hull for Lieutenant oyernor
Unanimously came TO the following Resolutions
Of e s rn ihs approaching Presdent, election
o g inoranee sad that the question
ought to Be with ai Grrness which becomes ma
Rl,sgsa Thu, see nomination Of our di.tasu,b
si m Si'asn a. a. The peculiarly quail
yeod o ~ saaas an ' iiii ,ss%s. 10 ,a
gDnnn0 ufn
surrender hopes '''' 's"' ""' e""if5 nor
The star OF Gen Harrison seems TO be in the
IN another portion Of the Wing armament lie il oanng
goideh Opinions even from the NuIlifers As some VII
oehee OF THIS disposition tile Columbia Times of bo OH
processes 70 give analysis Of the several candidates
BUSINESSES Mr. Van Buren, with the usual quantt9 of
misrepresentation enounccs Judge White as P,oeI1.
Hnt0ntt and fOrce BIN and disnisses him in lin,
following ungracious manner:
- bnt what shall say Of our Southern or MS bo is
o"neo, the wing candidate Judge White? What are
We 70 count upon ~ the event Of his success What
nc Dn, Jackson man in principle ind only excluded
nom the ranks Of The Administration because bcioo
more obscure, be has been 50 active i'm ADVOCATING
aug executing the favorite plans Of The party Van BIZ
~ was ;he favorIie child Of the Administration
an" as poth could not be promoted to the same office
10y, afV'l,e must be taken up, and the other cas-
vvs 70 perish But think yon. fellow citizens n
nt'9 were elected President, chat those lesnoiic
consultation principles, which he has ayouched ,goula
~ % ediica INTO action? Would they not become
ane distinguishing features Of his Administrator II
ne ,9PPosluon TO the Jackson party which now snoth
cfs those principles would fhen be- removed ao5 ,h
"ouu oulSt iorth with all their naenancy and sprcaS
error ana perhaps blood throughout the and wa
~. yoSsop southern mani yet, how has he carried
Out hrs Southern prncipes2 Once into no,or h. e.
go' ne Claims Of is native land White might proy,
more faithful 70 the interests Of the south. bo, In, 4
our security when 70 please the dominant party he vo
soo as ne holds are donbteshe result Of interest bo