Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-04

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!" NosI e owr friends do nor carry ttie!r elec.
-.i ';lo, nv a decisive minority. The hopes OF ue
Sn,,on ia relation to Georgia nave atso oeeii u.ss'
nn,ci by the late Intelligence from mat osae' o"I
- r, no reasonable to doubt our success here III
N,.nber At no time has the cause OF lhc d'tnHcta-
cy throughout the country becn more i1nuriShing-
Hll The arts OF the Opposition have aVailed them no.
tbinr Their combinations have lost every principle
of eoheccwce Tkcir miserable centrivances TO defeat
the will of the people BY bringing forward multitude
Of candidates. for the purpose OF exciting local prrJu
d!ces aud predictions, have failed Their attempts
to divide the Democratic party, by seducing weak
minded men ION their ranks, with promises OF prefer
ment which they have not the power to redeem, nave
proved abortire. They have undervaurd the pr"pIe
by supposng them incapable of penetrating Inc MN
~ veii thrown over these bald Inventions Ana os Il
crownino act Of f,lv they have brought forward as
candidate for the highest office IN the government: d"
imbecile old man, whose success would be rqnh'y u's
cedtablp the country and TO those VINO acVHcac ms
cause But so poor are his prospects OF SUCCESS that 1t
!. nm, b.l;cyed Ir will receive twenty Electoral votes,
unless be by the device Of getting up Electoral Eches
in the names Of other mon, TO BE- transferred 10 him
occasion shall recuirc thus using the former as stool
pigeons attract political tlocks when woua mol nave
failed TO reject such wrctched cha:f as himself
For numerous reasons, desire 10 present strong
front 10 ou1 opponens this State, aud We trust our
friends will leave cxetons untricd 10 increase our
maorilies much as possible MT van buren, III en-
ternr into the Office OF President, will stand upon The
IetIsouan PLATFORM lie is brought forward rs sliIc
follower of that political school, and we are ANXIOUS mat
the peop!e OF this State should proclaim in tones not 10
be mistaken. their devotion 10 lis pr'hc!P|s i"esc
principles as laid down by Mr. Jcersnn in his inaugn-
raj address, were adopted by the Democratic State Con-
venon in September, and inserted IN their address 10
the Republicans Of The State. They are thus presented
distinctly the people Tor approval, ana The extent OF
the triumph may fairly be taken as measure OF The
irmness and sincerity of political faith Let us
then bear in mind the responsibilities that belong to our
position aud resolve not to dsapponl the expectations
which Republican brethren in other States may just
ly enlcrlain-.llbany Argus.
Confirmation of The Democratic SUGGEST Ohto
CuLtmBus, Ocl. ITO at nj ht
Dear Sr-Whi!e writing THIS our TRENDS IN inc oale
are celebrating triumph in the success OF our l!chct
for the Legislature. Cannon are now firing bells ring
ing &C. to attest The glorious triumph we have won
o.cr the ,,ciess efforts Of Wbiggrry, and lis comb
cations Our manrity is in The Senate, and in the
House; making EIGHT on joint ballot. "Solitudc and
wusse will be certain of Certificate from our "g'sia
Pennsylvania news GO counties heard fiom) has nn
mated us all aesh he Key stone Of the Democratic
Arch is safe; and the example Of that great Common
wealth. will he followed by the Democracy of Ohio Our
fricn DIS will rally will. reduubcd energy We resolv
cd to carry the State for Van Burcn.-B.
The PRospEcrs.-The prospects Of the Democracy
were nc yer cheering than they at the present
moment in Ohio The result of the elections which
have just terminated, calculated to inspire our pn-
teal friends both at home and abroad with confidence
and hope. 1t is that the Republican candidate for
Governor has been defeated by small majority. This
was expected. The selection unfortunate
1t made without sufficient investigation or inquiry
into his claims upon the sufages OF the Democratic par
ty. We have the consolation however, to know that the
complexion Of the next Legislature will be decidedly
Republican, and that there is chance for the reeec
lion Of the solitude SenlLur-tnat State will no long
he isrepresen,rd in the Senate Of the naton by this
paaic maker and Bank-rcuiner We again repeat the
assrrtion-Mc prospects Of The Democracy Of OhO rcrc
brighter Mnn at The present moment We have the
majority the State decidedly aud uncqulvocally, and
signal triumph the 18th Of November next, is, for
to turn ont in strength " long pull and
strong pull and pull all together, and Ohio will be
safe for Van Buren, and the real hero of the Thames.
[Cineinnati Republican, Oct. p.
New JERSEY ELEcrIoS-Thc following act, fixing
the Presidential and Congressional Elections in New
Jersey the 18th November was finally passed by both
Houses of the Legislature. Tuesday and Wednesday,
and has become law.
Measures also taken to have it Immediately for
warded to the clerks Of the several counties, by special
messengers.
An Act 10 provide for the appointment of Electors Of
the next President and Vice President of the United
States and for the election Of Representatives to the
next Congress.
Sec. l. &c it cuuctcd by the Council and General As.
sembly Of this State, and is hereby enacted by The
thoy of the That the next election tor TIL, APP
pointmcnt OF Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States and for the election of Represcn
tativcs in Congress for this State, shall he held Tues
day, the fifteenth, and Wednesday, the sixteenth,
days Of November next instead of The time now fixed
by law for the said elections and that the said elections
shall be held the places appointed Tor holding such
elections in this State and be conducted IN all respects in
the prescribed by law PrOcd@d kooeccr, that
the nominations already made under the laws of This
State, for the said Ecccys ard Representatives shall he
deemed sufficient; and that notice of such postponed
elections shall be pnt up in tkreC Of the most public
places in each township at least five days before such
elections, by the clerk q! said township.
(From the Winchester Vireiniau)
Not the least amusing feature of the penlng Prcsi-
dental canvass in county, is the zeal with which
political opponents attempt To attach the members Of the
Dcm"c3lic party 10 tn" supper" Of their ride and tie
ticket Their committees of vigilance furnish pretty
strong proof Of the prevalence Of this feeling inasuluc
they have enrolled in them all the "doubliul
ranks, and good many OF the decided supporters
OF the D. mncrac candidates. Several will be
by note IN 10 day paper have Isl gncd off,, and
shall not bp At all surprised if several others follow the
example. It'll curious system of party tactics, which
leads the friends of any particular candidate to imagine
that they catch any portion Of those opposed them
by 50 silly ar,ifce. Thank Heaven, there are but
few among who can be ''pleased with rattle or
tckled with straw to give up their principles for
the disnctt0n IF being enrolled in Wing committee
If there are the Wings arc welcome To them.
To D. " Eartes, Esq, Chairman Of the Corresponding
CcMmttce Of The IFhig party.
SIR: Please 10 communicate to the next meeting Of
your committee, that the undersigned decline the honor
of being placed the committee. They cannot sustain
the Wing Electoral Ticket bu, shall vote for the Ticket
which supports MIR. Van Buren, for the Presidency.
TALlAFERRO STRlBLlNG,
WIN. STEPHENSON
ANDREW NOLEN.
Oct "a, 1886.
An article in the United States Gazette countcnanccs
t,c idea that the Bank of the IT, States Of Pennsy vana
may apply 10 the Legislature of that Stale for return
Of the bonus paid into the Treasury upon condition Of
lis present charter.
DOME SEHC.