Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20
ELECTIONS.

Pennsylvania.
The difficulty which had occurred in relation 10 the
election ii Senator has been snrmounted Tn" House
passed bill on Tuesday, which: had been sent from the
Senate, designating another day for proceeding 10 the
election. The bill signed by the Governor and re-
turned al the moment when considerable excitement nre.
vailed on the subject The election took place on tie
10th when James Buchanan reelected, on the first
ballot, and received the whole Democratic vote. The
ballot as follows:
James buchanan SIS
Thomas 7. M. Mckcanan Il
Charles B. pcr.ose u
Scattering
Charles B. Penrose the candidate of the State
Rights men, and The city Wings Mr.. McKcnnan of Tie
Anti Masous.
The PenMsy lvanian congraiuates its Democratic
friends throughout the Union this result ain addi.
ton TO retaining Mr. Buchanan in the body of which he
has proved himself Of the most distinguishes
beers, this election demonstrates to the opposition nn-
syivania, that the union Of democracy is no hollow
eaguethat while they are disjon,ed aud scattered we
move onward as one man, aud will continue 10 do So
mississippi
The State Rights Banner, published at the Capital
under date OF the path ult says 1--WE have met the
my aud lheirs adding that the State had zone
for Van Euren by majority OF about 800 votes
.9rhunSaS
A letter from Arkansas says that that State has gone
for Van Buren, by about 200 majority.
kcntachY
The fifteen electoral votes Of this State were all given
for VIM. f. Harrison for President Of the L. States and
for Francis Granger for Vice President Of the United
States.
Fcrmont
The seven electors from this State voted for VIM II
Harrison for President, and 70! +. Granger fur Vice Pre-
siLcnt Of the l.. States. =,
Rhode Island.
The four electors Of this State voted for a. Van Bu7cn
f1 President. and for r. A. Johnson for Vice President
OF the l. States
GCorGia. GF@
From the Savannah Georgian.
NHicdgeoue Correspondent, Dec. 6.
"At twelve o'clock the Electors President Vice
President, Geo r. Gilmer Esq, Presiding, convened in
the Senate Chamber, and in the presence oil large
course cast the eleven votes of Georgia for Hugh l.
White Of Tennessee, and John Tyler Of Virginia, for
the Office of President and that Of Vice President OF
these United States. The whole done quietly and
in order. Thanks the intelligence of the people Of the
Union this vote, (cas as It were upon the wa,ers) will
avail these gentlemen ,nuch it the ballots of the
Electors had been cast for the Man in the Moon Mar
tin Van Buren,, this, proclaimed the next Prcsi
dent OF these SaleS-and will hold his cice the fruit
OF the independent suffrage OF that people, who have
sustained Andrew Jackson during the contests he has
waGed against relentless Astocracy May the mantle
OF Jackson be gaianty worn by the Democratic Son OF
Democratic SIre-a Son too Of that Stale. which, by
her noble works Of Internal improvement, has done
much III knitting together the social bonds Of our Union
His vots in his State where lie is best known: puts
shame the strongest candidate olhe Opposition whose
claims the people, who knew him best, laughed to scorn