Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-23

sons Administration to get the Legislature and The Elk
ccutve office: They may have succeeded in the same
way again At the last election they obtained for Noble
majority ofeight ten thousand; but the Democratic
party have continually succeeded in the Presidential and
Congressional elections by naortes their side equal
~ commanding.
: lLLIso's.-rhe Wings may well say democracy is
running Wild in Illinois. Mr.. Casey is reelected 10
Congress by minority Of about 000 in the Alton dis
lct The democratic vote is about four FIVE 10 one;
anu IS uncertain we perceive by the last returns whe-
Her . F"rr or reynolds rs rcctrd Gatcwood wns the
chndl:ltc t." Tn" Wggirs and they fac:cd he might be
elected nut he did not receive more than spehng like
a hl'h Z" Inc votes The farda!ia STATE Register says:
I'm" election which took place tltourhrat tE. State
last nnday, has, so tar n we have heard r,.nI,J in
the sncc"Ss 81 the democratic candidates" There viii
be an increased majority in The Senate and House Of Re-
Pesen'alvrs OF ILLINOIS, 70! Van Buren,. letter be-
rem men have carried all before us"
Louisoilie .7kreytiser
MrssorRr.-In Madison county, B"ggs ahead of Ash.
ley, Harrison and Miller {R) for Congress moro than
100 ahead Of Birch (Whig) Pke-AshIey 2II ahead;
Harrison l5, and Miller - ahead of Birch .Narioa-
Ashley ahead; Harrison and M!leretrom $50 to 300
RnHs-AsbIey 303; Birch near 100. In Shcity-Boggs
u. Lcmis-Boggs lt5 ahead In Hocard-the Rrpub-
can ticket triumphant b. large majority In RandoFh
the Mmc-.f0nrornn and CarrcH, long ways ahead Cooper
"nd BOOa-tic Wigs. In PcuiS-the Republicans.
Remember Worth Cnroina
The Fayetteville! Observer U.s. and expresses
hope, that thc influence of the DID, sober, Republican
Stat" Of y. Carolina will be felt nFirgna, III Georgia.
IN Alabama IN Mississippi, DC. We cannot speak Tor
the other States. They must answer for themselves
But this we will venture say for the Republicans around
US, That It aoH DC felt IN Virginia 1t will rouse them
to redoubed effort If ~ Carolina does go wrong, Viz
gnll will not Cooperate with the State, which will sui'r
hfr SorCrctgn right Of Instruction to he ramd uEdr o0
by her 0rn Scrcant. II she will b. uggIed out D! her
VOTE and consent to throw Inc election oil President INTO
chaiierng, intriguing House of Representatives,
where the contest will be decided by 'nrgue, manage.
and t.,pEN
lima: one Of the 0M Thirteen L. SatcS will I've irtcred
dGwn TO the same level with the votes Of Michigan and
Arkansas, who are just piping The eggshe! 1t were,
we IN frginia will submit 10 such degradation II
she Will desert the great primc plrs Of the Republican
Party, we will not. Ies-l!e result: will be felt in Vir-
gnia; hut it will be fell. only 10 the country
Such %! our friends were not sufficiently active before
have every motive for ex"rtion We beat these
mongrcl Whigs-this piebad Coal:tion-thls political
monster, that the joseph coat of many cnlors-
that consists of both extremes Of Federalism and Null
ication-that would not hang together twelremonh,
even II were TO succeed in panng upon US President,
by the jngglc Of II. Of r. We beat them
easily if we will. Blu, every must do his duty
As the vctors Of San Jacinlo raised the battle cry Of
".1amo, remember The Alamo" say 10 the Demo
Gratis Of Virginia "Rcmemhrr the Elections of North
Carolina! 1oMe Potts, then! To the PoUs!'
THE ADDREss-of the Richmond Corrcsp spending Com.
mlltce has had the honor of being down by the Rich
mpnd Wing aud of being praised By all the intelligent
Democrats III the country. Tie Wing rcvlirs 1t rn masic,
and chargrs it with Justification without producing
single specification 10 pro"c lis charge. 1t attempts IN
satlrr lis inrce hy general abuse But the People will
read it, Notwithstanding the truths which il has
collected are gradually mImginy themselves with the
public sentiment, and dsptns the ca!umnleS of the
Wings. The War;cnton JelitTsoaian says OF it truly
that at bespcaks the high l.Dm wlrnc. IL comes
I'VE understand the author I'VE ask for attentive
perusal 1t will BE- found to contain arguments the most
weighy, and conclusions clear as Il sunbeam. The
Globe charactcr.aes It rs unanimous and powerful The
the game Of til" Opposition, and their design, b. every
artltce aud combination to wres from the people the
choice Of their Chief Magistrate, and TO throw that great
right upon the House of Representatives. The Address
Is ahIr and powerful production. lii admirable alike
in its and in the cog"ncy Of lis .cs and il will
be read, do doubt, witt! profit and effect through
out the Old DomIniUli.
few Extra Copies have been strnck by the Central
Committee for the OF the County Committees. But
the number is insufficient 10 supply the demand, we
have state that OF those Committees his ordered
sou Copies anotter the same-Thc resources Tor carry
inn The originally very smaIl-hy no means
equal 10 the 81 subscr pt" OF the Members OF the White
Caucus They had ampl. funds for flooding the country
with tho Free Negro IandbilIs: and other coffin hand
bills of sini!ar description.
The Whig denies that Mr.. Webster is still in the field
Who knows best-he nr Wcbstrr's immediate friends
With the exception Of the Boston Gazette, who advises
10 take up Harrison at once, all the Wing papers IN
Boston and Salem denounce his abandonment, IN just
to him and imputc TO the party. The Boston Atlas
(W.s avurte or5au) publishes list Of Delegates which
had bees appointed in BOSTON, to the Wing Convection
to he hoden at Worcester, on tn: lllh OF September
next. II says The principal Object Of this Couvcn
nn the nomination Of Electors lur President and Vice
President Of the United States. 1t is nearly two
years since Massachusetts in her Legislative Assembly
first nominated Daniel Webster hor candidate for the
Presidency That nomination ratified by the pco-
pie in their County Conventions; and no disposition to
rrcede from it has yet been manifested. 1t re-ai
firinrd last spring by Wing Legislature, when il was
voted that Il Convention be held IT Worcester for the
purvosc we have mentioned. Even the Delegates
dismissed to reconsider the nomination unanimously
acGursccd in il is Obvious that is now beyond their
power 10 chunge it. The people Of Massachusetts, have
riven their repeated sanction, and they will adhere 10
Inc candidate of their gina choice. No-Webster is
still in the cld-witll expectation Of being elected
but to split up the votes, and carry the election 10 the
House OF Representatives For, this same Atlas says
We are prnicd find that the proposed course OF
Massachusetts meets with the entire appreciation o.! our
Whr friends in other Sa!es. by steadtasy n'a!ntan'
inr our present position, shall Vndlcaie our own cha
raer fJr consistency and al the time do all that
can be expected OF u. by the Wings throughout tic conn
fru-Tha is To say, take massachusetts, from the pos
sJli,y OF voting for Van Burencut up the vocs-and
settle al at last by the jugge Of Tie House.
From Yesterdays Uhg.J
"wno sLrPrED THE COLLAR!
/: alleged in the Telegraph that Ten Jackson
serns upon the popularity OF the prioSr b claim
Of The favor lie - ciieh
thus the cnc, and hchoo OF MS rh
date, Sir. Van Buren,, WHO In. msi" INC a. pui'h.n 'e u