Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

Leaving us ma n!iiy Of twenty-five votes. This though
the aye OF panic and umbug, and Of which the Demo
cratic party has never yet experienced the benefit but
has always been compelled to bear the brunt vet foru
liacly for advcrsares had one manufactured
for The occas!nn at least, not which would cfectu.
ally answer their purposes for. Ike soldiers who have
passed through many battIes unscahed, are begin
nlng to disregard The internal machine itself; and
though we may be- for time, lost and uahcard Of, in
the smoke and din, yet will be found when it sIla
have passed away occupying DID, wcllbcluvcd posi-
tons Though the Corresponding Committee has been
SILENT has not slept meeting proposed but con-
s:dcIed unnecessary and impolitc, by majority of the
Committee; While our rsaries, after appointing Com.
m"cs in the various ncighhor!nDds bring the voters
to Tie polls, have, IN spite OF their meeting found them
selves IN Il minority Had we held Il mrel:ro doub,
not that it would have been characterized BY rather more
nnannity than existed in the Wing meeting the mate.
rails OF which were rather discorGant. We had some
White tickets voted some Harrison; some White or
Harrison, the might be, with the Stanton and
Richmond creed mot the NrccnC o. Jcti p-ef5
cd. |, may, and will doubt he said that or election
was Thin and that the Wings DID not turn out but there
arc some OF them who cannot swallow the double headed
ticket and so did not come 10 the polls a, all perhaps
many OF our friends absent would ha We coun-
crbaanccd the vote Of such OF the Wings as would ha
voted the Janus Biirons.'n
GANG GEORGE, Nov. s, 1896.
"B@tnre this reaches YOU, YOU will no doubt have re-
cciecd flourish from the Wings at the vote of King
George AS IT., name imports, this county has generally
sided with the Aristocracy; and although they have
Vnlcu Us Considerably, 1t there Is corresponding dnl-
mutton to The cause Of Whggrry throughout the State
'wc may rcuIce in The strength Of salvation Their
usual majority, believe, has been from 20 10 26-tis
year it is reduced 10 l5. This result is mainly owing
to the efficient support Of our worthy Representative
Jno Hooe, whose eloquent and patriotic address the
morning of the election convinced many against their
will and if they did not sustain the Republican ticket
could not vote against it, and left the ground without
exercising their suffrage. The grounds which he took
the only true principles upon which govern.
ment formed, and he directed his argument against
the mpious imposition Of the two headed monster, Yh
point and force which must have caused many Wigs
TO blush from shame. He then deneated the character
of Gen Harrison with graphic accuracy and consor,rd
him 50 clearly, from the history OF his life, with the
party to which he has ever belonged uhe FedsD that
his best Democratic supporters, with all the advantages
of rlicitous style and legal argument, could draw
him from the association. Mr. Hooe has been applied
10 for the substance Of his remarks; but his speech was
in,crspersed with such of evidence that we fear
the public vii! be deprived of the benefit Of it,
PRINCE WILLIAM.
''BREyTsvILLE, 9th November, 1886.
"Becving TO be agreeable 10 you, at all times
ccivc return of election, and particularly when
the result of such election is favorable the party
which you belong, and whose principles you defend
pcrmi, INC TO hand you full return Of county polls,
taken on Monday last: