Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

has noblv redeemed le. self from Bank !hraldom, and
completely put to rest the hopes OF the Norln benaea
rcgion. The maiorities lor. Dr.. Duncan, the Van Buren,
candidate for Congress, over Storer, ne as follows, &c;
Thus. then. it will be seen that the Democracy OF oo
Hamilton have thrown OIL the tramne'S' anu w 'sa'"
free. Ave, free and independent!
DR.. Duncan's majority will be about tour hunoreo,I
living upon our majority in Colera:n township Telhg ~
This vote will be increased at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Extract from 1t letter, Mtd
CINcISHArI, October u, lcl6.
The election is over III the FIRST District. We nave
routed lhelu horse, foot, and Dungeons. The minority IN
this district for the Administration Is 2Oo, me 'atges' we
have had for many years; and SO will go the State !9F
Van Buren,, with Increased mnJoritIes.
~ C,>cl3xArI, (OhioJ Oct. -, 1886.
hasten 10 rive YOU the pleasing, as we'll as the EARL.
est intelligence pi the success ot tie glorious canSE u
i.mocTacy in this, the frs: congressional cIS1ict ot C"io
the election having termin1ird yesterday IN inc elrG'
lion of the entire Republican ticket, by Il rrspec;a'e
majority. Oar honest yeo'nan'y nave covered u".T :,
selves with glory, an! The rotten cause OF arIslocracy III
mir CITY has had such 4 shock, as will ensure our success
IN November. Sir. let me tell you that Ohio IS no lon
ger ,o he ranked rs Il doubtful State, rs sure rs Tie beau
IiG,l river lows towards the ocean, VIII our State elect
the na,rints. Van Buren and Johnson, on the Ih Noycm-
brr mcxt. and the Issue Of tie October election III ONO
will have no lriH:ng Influence on our nelgl''oF'ng 9'af;
Krr,ucky. AS fer the Stairs West and South oI us, we
cannot doub, them; not even excepting tennessee; WIG"
the =: WHITE" reacgadcS must be defeated.
:" ClacIssArl, Oct. II, iS3G.
Dear Sir: After 4 hard contested election, | have the
pleasure Of enclosing you the following :rsu'nS, when
DO not leave 4 doubt that the Democratic majority IN lhis
county will rive line nominee OF the Baltimore CohTtn'
ton = majority Of 800 10 800 votes. HE same 'aVofaoiG
result, so lar as we are advised, awaits our Ticket IN Al!
the ad Ipining counties. =,
Hon. TAYLOR Webster writes in 4 letter just received,
that Yesterday gave The Democracy oil Butler n glorious
triurnplI. Oar majority for the whole Democratic ticket
is in IL township s, ~, and The remaining tnWhship
will probably increase 1t t." :"'o' when si'rs naaW!n
a majority Of more than 5UJ Fo'rs over Lucas ; h"J"f'J
in 1884. -.
Elirart Of II letter dated zASEsyiLLE, (O) Oct. IL, 1886
Dear Sir: give you the result of some OF our elections
as follows:
JUDGE Chaney is reelected by about 800 majority
In Morgan. Perry, and Fairfield, the administration ana
Van Dnrcn tickets have succeeded throughout. Morgan
riycs from $50 10 Gee ma or;ty; Perry $50; Fairfield ] ,VGi'
Hccking about 30. Baldwin runs ahead Of all the loca
candidnlcs. as far ~ heard from.
The lYlirs determined, I'll Columbus, that certain can
didates should be beaten at all hazards. OF those desig
mated, DR.. llamm vas one; and they have carried Their
determination into execution III This Q!anin s. district
BY means which would disgrace any party in any age 81
in any cuuulrY. The l!os. s%cGndalOus charges were IN
vented against him just Oil the eve Of the election, and
scattered through every part Of the district by expresses
sent oul Tor that purpose, when 1t was too ialc 10 contra
Diet them. They even charged him with having enter
ed Canada after the battle Of Tic Thames: and r]lundered
private property, aud that lie now had the spohs in his
house. OLhcr charges ri the bnsest character were coin.
ed Tor this purpose. and had their effect, as will be seen
hy his vote being less than given Baldwin; when it is
known that many Wings voted for llanim.
EHTGd from GlGteT, d"tta
We haze returns from all Of .hc townships in this
county.
Baldwin's majority over Vance, q
Clay's majority over Jackson in lc32, 33o