Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

take great pleasure in communicating nv frank and
deliberate opinions III relation to the pending Presiden
,2l contest ~ Pennsylvania. On his s..,,oct | mover
havt Gad nor have now, single doubt Tie friends
OF Harrison huast and buster, their custom Jrfys
the election; but you may rely upon it, that the returns
will sicw their cacuntons TO have been Just as erroup-
Gus ON this all former occasions I'm this fI)ou
phin,) and in the udaihng (.ebanon county (bch de-
c!dedly anti-nasonic there is probably greater enlbu
siasm in favor of Gen. Harrison than eyj.s in anv
Other part OF The Sai" and in these cnnsirs there
Is g""o eaS"n tD hope at we shall be succssF nj IN
;'brF elections" and If ~, the :rss .v attend
our rxrrtinns Ut the electoral election in Novr;,5.r
, Inc Drn'crati: party is well Unit. il: pr, sent in
ft:';Sl 'vanll Their is The s!.i..., division a:.y
W'irF+; iaa am acquainted With. .i;r il, 81 rGs cru
", wNrre SOME dicu''s still ex!s. u;o.- Toe friends
"l t:e iormrr -ubsrnauria candidates Woi' and Alu!
rnhrig But the friends Of Hlr.snn are so conscious
VI Se'r weakness III lA's c"uniy, that they do
tnre 10 orm distinct tlck"lIhey have nominated and
vii! run Il Van Buren, man, UI. W Smith, Esq a drir
gate 10 The Baltimore Democratic National Convention
Tor C'ngrcSS, and two Van Buren, men for Assembly,
AN informed hy who has studied tic politics Of
b;:ks county we'll. that Of the 5000 votes which will
p"%ahlg be p'rd there, Gen. Harrison can by no pos-
sIoty, receive than lGU0 In several the strong
est anil'iias'n'c countessuch, Tor example, Adams
and Alleghany-Gen Harrison has party. The anti
nasonS there will not for hiI-and the loss he vii!
sustain in these and either c"untirs, from the ukewa.n.
ness or decided opposition of the anti masonic party
must be extensive. In two or thee Of our western
counties, some diversions have been made in favor of The
and cannnI seriously affect Mr.. Van buren,
'On the whole, am h1ppy 10 b. able to you,
that our prospects IN The highest degree encouraging
The congressional elections in October will exercise
important Influences the electoral election of No.
vcnber, and have doubt that we shall be able 10
eject tieast III members of Congress, b. aggregate
| ma oriy Of not less than fifteen thousand r0teS. On
ts result think yen may rely with the utmost conf
denae-and estimate should hold good in relation
to The congressional candidates, convinced thai the
nlajrry for Mr. Van Buren,, in November will fall!
much, If any. short Of twenty thousand.
1--WE shall have severe struggle for the aSccndancy
iii the mkt Legislature of this State. The App0rtiun-
nrnt Bill ct last session. carved Us mp most abnIna
bly,; but still nope, that notwithstanding the ''Gerry
Wandering process carried out by the VIII IS and
AntiinaSuns, lis fullest extent shall be successful
in gaining decisive mujnry IN the House OF Repre-
srutaiivts and thus the recltcticu Of Mr. Buc
anan TO the Senate Of the United States
II shall make it my business To- forward you early in
oTnaon o: the result Of congressional! elections,
md you need not be surprized if should have it in my
pnAer 10 c"mmun!caic more pleasing intelligence
than have spoken Of. We may elect 20 members Of
Congress- hot cannot possibly fail short of l6-and their
!al",rs may reach 21,VC0, but Cannot be less than
IL 600 y.