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

..nAxEI"riEur.- .PrEsInrsrlAL ELEcrloN

Observation-Disclosures nESTiAL SELECTION.
Connecticut has ts..arc,: ihr the Dem9cfaue c'n"'
I, =; ,t,i, L'ar ii.a,f. ani Richard NJ 'o"NS''''-
aaVS .. . ii .i., s,.r;,rssl battles that we ever
t rhr T,..,7li:.~ ,v:5hc: srt'r:ir "nde? cove: au
y,7y ci;"i,.iy 5, /: i!ie ai''s' 60 ,s e,,t
,..w ,,,l mean. THY s2"r-a% ""'' u" F''"'' u,
'' " r. ,.., h.:.:ii.t ;;al they did not Care low
@ ,,,.,.; wa ;tci.ca- gone s'yin! that since WE'D
u" m ,,cv ..,u! RI ~ The i'nil:: Mi this was
a,o IN mi oar i!...!s ato irncI'a security, while ths
- ,rcn who that's d'c!A7ed we're a',Gng The hi 81 at tc
,o, b,xcs md strained every nerve to bring out 'i"
viii drilled forces. Bit under every dlsairantng'' u
Of le Sta" s!ars oncc more bravery triumph
~, and we have been ukht esSnn " the sly 'Y
vrcs ana Indian tricks Of opponents t'' w.
worth thousands Of votes 10 us III ali ou' i"tuc
an n,airi,y will be from 600 to 1000 votes when PRO-
badly greater than the aggregate OF our
S,,,r for first representative was III >r!l oa' inquiry
c Governor in April considerably larger Dat lal
vote is ito. scl party trSl ior alter tne cn"'ce :" 't
rrnroscnta.iyc and the result declared The losing parry
;,ri,hlv FIJI, off and - honic considering 1t OF no use
- r,. fhrr which gives very large increase IN tho
Governor uao7itv 10 the party ltal succcc"s III car
inr the town representatives. This, though not nn"fl
Stood ont of the State is familiar to every man "'Ii!'n H.
The Who's from careful examination, as they Sa" oil
d. Anil raurns for first representative, ascraincd that
opr majority strictly tested was bat about '"' vo"S
Orr present majority is better than we Then ana ihe
old Democratic counties Fairfield, MlddleseS and Ne"
cron rs in DAYS Of old have carried the State tr!uin
I,,,lv ,hrouuh These were the counties that in tor
MGR times always sustained us-it was to them lHat we
were indebted principally for our Constitution IN 100
and nothing marks the true character OF me present c'"
trs, more distinctly than that they are still The sa"
They stand the rinrr when the pillows roll and the lem
nest howls The other counties have done rs we'll as cn
he expected In New Haven county we have carried
every town that gave US majority Tor SoFefhor j"
April, except Waterbury, which VIC have lost by nine
votes and these brought in from other towns; but rs 4
Sc, off for that, we have carried Guord. which was
then against lis on the Governor vote
In the town of New iavcn we have poed the great
est Democratic that was ever given by any town
il The Stale 500 save one. Raj the College poured out
lis forces into the ranks OF cur opponents ana t'i;Se
added TO large numbers that they drew IN from other
towns have enabled them still to keep ahead OF rs -
But they already see the hand writing upon the wall
and know that here, even in the Gibraltar of Whrgery
they will be able hold out but short time longer.
II ought to he stated that the Wings took Us SO muc
by surprise, that several thousand Democrats remained
in their fields and workshops who would have gone to
the polls, had they supposed there was danger. we
baye heard of several towns in this county where from
80 100 Democratic irecmcn remained ut home. us
was particularly the in Derby, Bethany, tlan.cn'
Cheshire, Branford and Madison. Instead OF wing
majority of between 80 and DO the Democrats OF New
Haven County could easily have gwen majority OF
400 or $40 In April next the Democrats Will show The
Whrs that we are far below rather than above proper
estimate OF our strength. If the Wings find US nap
p;na then we are Observation-Disclosures RcgtSter.
Oulo-The election in many Of the States is now
over and the returns which begin 10 in, show in
the actions and cuuntenanccs OF the people much ankle
IT, and many "hopes and fears. Whatever may be the
result ourselves determined TO take it coolly -
and submit chseruIly to the will OF the people We are
eorry, however, to see many gloomy countenanceS
among our friends-surely the prospects are not OF
character to allow Of fears in The final result Cur own
State, although ii is the residence Of the amost nvinci
bic hero of Tppecauoe barely gave him minority sui
fcient 10 him the electoral vote. BY reference
to the returns from 26 counties, it. will be seen that
Mr. Van Buren, has an increased vote over Bald
win, of from 800 to 1000, and if we are allowed 10
calculate from the data in regard 70 The result otthe
balance of the counties, it will bring the Wing Hero off
with very meagrc majority The result so far as heard
from in nsylvan!a, is not at all Of character to
make the friends Of Van Buren, despond 1t is, to our
minds the reverse. The Wing counties are principally
heard FROM and those which have heretofore given The
Democratic party large mnj"ritirs yet to come in
The returns already received give Harrison only be-
tween FIVE and six thousand majority. Those hes, &C.
quainted with the State, that it is certain for
the /" Undertook Magician" Virginia, too, we believe
is longer considered debateaGle ground. Certainly
these encouraging facts should disspa,e the gloomy
doubts and fears of our friends. All is not lost that
seemed in danger.-S. ClairsoHlc Gazette.