Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02
ALABAMA.

uTb;s mornings mail brings intelligence from some n
of the northern countless As we nIe'''t'; nf
runs friends have Carried ali before !hii' III W." Pc.
The Ss.e-Judge Smith, WHO was last year snct Wt;
j.; M,Iison By The trickery Ct some OF the -" " lES
in Iha, county is this year at the head OF lie Isl
Mckinley too is returned from Lauccfda'c. ,NI
see such men sustained at such crisis ~ 81 -h,;
,l ,rnr and renuinc principles Of the goou oa
c,n marty have not become altogether ulfasfH',I
SI,b,ma From the Montgomery Journal ana ,ioe.on
f.ay,,ip we rive some additional returns my a'
Wing papers aud hence r'I" f'irsILrhaIe ,rTson
nuircrs f'or instance, the JnuIna sets down %
fn,, Inw,des as Wing, when every hcay hh2"' ''"'
he is orc Of the most thorough going van D!t' ~"
.. I'll ilesc paris" JnO. H. Otccn, too, il CLAIM! d
WIKI from Washington, when very near c"hneH!o'
s HE olL US but yesterday, that there was no i's''he
,I,. T.. Van Hurcnism viii orr friends IN Inc co'
i-r when they happen to Of these slight mistakes
r;no doub, ulinlcnt;onal) in The Wig pria's: DO US
the 'A'"' " O'''>V MOBILE August u, 1896.
awe have received this morning in a letter from
friend the result OF the elections in the Tennessee f
Ior We had before heard from all The coEn'!es 0ut
franklin AMI lackson and we present To-Day tie
from, those counties; the members elected are al van
nr-an men The Valley has sent to the Legislature
Ills year f,rcn'urur v Barren men and only trfWn%'
%ov: 10 us this Looks little overwhelming. ""'h
we have the information necessary 10 ehan'S Us 1" %
,r, thc tue result Of the election, we shall Il" 60 oi'e
,h;,r is clear we have jo7ty; the cniy GcSuo 49,
hnw Ia.re s il, How does happen that t'!'!c en-
ncssce' in Virginia; the State Of Buncolhe IN NORM
Carolina, and tie valley in Alabama all G3iG%iing on
Ind,e Whites own State, obsnately aud hHCIy per-
ss, IN npposing him fo PRESIDENT Truly these noun
tain bows queer r!!ows. -,
'Fi;yanLiin-Eakcr, (V. b. Skinner, ". B.
Frazier berry, May, suodsfass, Scott and
McDaniel; all Van Buren,.
Ifturv-Ward, [W.) Hill, ". 81
Tu!airga- MITCHELL (W)
Bcnton-Turncr, ". b.
Blount-Johnson, ". b. AIdT!dse, ". ~
I,or,srAxA-The Democratic party: though apparent.
,,tIp
corrcsnnndrnce and these signs Of preparation usually
exhibited on the Of an important election never was
so strong, well united and :" hearty III lie cause IS
is at this moment Oar letters iro the country ATE 'n!l
of ncurnt and assurances oil success paS' uo
data which cannot deceive For obvious reasons we lor'
hear to into details sen"ug' that we are Sa''s
fed that Ihc result Of tie election viii be h'gy auspl'
cious TO The Democratic cause.
But our friends must not relax III lIrirtSt:I"nS' nap
pen what NAV they must maintain every ln:h OF SFr'"
which they have acquired. Many vic!HTy Eas ns'h
snatcled from the mraSp OF party. when l. was tifcc
quarters won merely through hiImd !asrS* nr cfh!-
nal apathy ct very Democrat III Louisiana, then, be
yrilaut ac,ive ready for any emergency that may
as-a!i victory: signal Curious rlc'!y; VIII We Sr'G
10 greet us st the great clcC;!nn ot November Ie!;t
;lgl c shall arrive the Janus ticket will be cHp!oGrz
sky-igh, and the Janus party los. III the srl"hr-
~. o. Zee.
The Ccalit;ou Flot-EYery great movement Of !!ts'
WEr marty proves heir determination To !ea"e no
means untred to carry the election OF i'rSeiit hnea
Vice President into the House Of Representatives, a"''
thus if possible defeat the wishes and intentions OF the
propc whose province il is end OF right ought to be-
TO elect their Chief Magistrate by electors chosen
for that express purpose. without tic Intervention OF Sn'
rress in any shape manner Whatever Tie oaien R
uis,cr insists that Nj Webster should not Gc abandoned,
hut the pnpular vote OF Massachusetts, should be given
10 him The Re- is we'll aware thai W. w IS !e on
" candidate who could prevent Mr. v Buren, from get
ling the electoral vote Of that Slate. Al the same lime
the Register is willing that Massachusetts should 20 1or
! in fIn }lrnSp u
see that atogh the Opposition dare moi coc "u OPEN
II and advocate election by Congress, al! tleir dec
laid schemes tending directly 10 that result rs t!eli
last aud only hope Bat will tie people coTs" 10 place
the election where past experience teaches US, Inrn
management and corruptIon may find It's way: never
They will themselves save us from This dI!en a'lelha
| tive. They will themselves elect, through lAeIr own
pledged electors, the abused calumnIard and prrscu
led Republican, Martin Van }nrcn..(t,c JrSey ias tc
| Mn. Vas IIrRry AID THE PrsLEc LASDs.-FindiiG
that alterations charging Mr.. v Buren, with speculation
in Tie pc lands arc continued in the Opposition press
es We have obtained his authority for saying, that IT,;
is not now las he been, concerned IN lhc par
chase or sale u the public lands Of interest there
in to any extent in any form Whatever nor IN the ~
vrstncn ut Of money for that purpose but has, on li
contrary invariably declined 10 take al interest III such
Investments highly advantageous. in pccGna-E point
n view as they promised To b" In thus avowing NE
course which he has deemed most appropriate to his
own stuation he does not wish 10 be understood rs sup
posing that such investments necessarily conflict with
faithful discharge Of public duties on the part o lose
who have chosen to make ticm- r0ae
The inquiry is seldom started, Will Harrison get his
own Stale" and the reason is because doubts lt
integrity of Ohio 1t is conceded point with all IN:
,eligeri men, that Ohio will give Van Buren, 4 large;
majority than she has given for Democratic car
ddalc. The greatest enthusiasm prevails 'Ircug d
tic State upon the subject of his crcnn; and the i"=
and sentiment Of the Democratic meetings aiiore The s
surance of sound condition Of things The IeoPirs
Echo edited by degraded and discarded apos'ac frsa
borI IN ;s(sl We
Whios abroad in relation TO Ohio--n The Wcs he car
deceive no one, for his statements not ce'ted BY
either friends OF foes. The Democratic majority will b:
about Is UOO.-.faysriNc -Horaor, .1ug"A Is
Orr FnEycH RELAr,oxs We gral6ed to lcarn
through gentleman Of high standing IN Pals and one
shortly to he sent this country TO restore our dlpio
matte rrlatops and at the time the cordIa! ana
kind feeling which ought always to suhsst between 'as
Two nations Ginjc.