Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-19
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Ire Louisville Advertiser contends, that " owing to
s':c commitments. whcn it was believed the contest
r,. t. between Clarke and Morehead. Judge CLARKE
-Teay oveTrun his party-say from D 10 lo'VOo.
. nav te but he has certainly overrun ours.
ArAs,HA--No conclusion can be formed from the
r.::,. returns which have come in. In Montgomery
-: White Senator succeeded-aad Oliver and Scott:
ia'' and Campbell! ". b., and Of fine taentS}
re been elected to the Il of R-The poll very close
j." Editor Of the Mont romcry Advertiser (f. was
Zen oa,v Ii votes out Of I'LL. We understand there
= L, ca7Hre. Inc Advertiser still contends that there
Van Bl7cn majority in the county.-ia Mobile, as
expected from the want Of organization IN the Van
IN ranks. two White Delegates are elected to the
" O. :i-in Monroe. Barhy and Andrews are returned
Is IA! year! this county is coun-
:. Ills and Frie.son o. b. and Dent and Crabb ('f)
elected The two las. had been IL the late cam
cA, and the votes OF about 800 volunteers, with
-.r friends NC. about naf the county "but It any
t;s should remain CT the politics of the county, says
- Iuscsoosa Flag of the Union, they will be taught
'e ha.obox in November next the truth OF the as
lion that this is Van Buren, county. In Greene
lG:r, ) White Delegates are electcd.-DaaS Is car.
=. - the Null:i;ers -Alarengo, Shields, ". and
:.oa (Whtej elected Baldwin county, Major Lea
lG-h:c7 ~ 81 is elected Reprcsenative.-Dr. Neal
Smith Is b. is elected Senator by large majority,
tom Clarke and Monroe counlies-and Thomas Saun-
c~'S saunch Van Buren,, Representative from Clarke
aEy The Florence Gazette states the poll IN Lauder
>ae county for the H. of R., Patton ,023. Posey I,
amack il, Mckinney 9l6 al! V. Buren, men, elected
%H1ut ogposltion In Limestone, the Van Burcn t'c-
l.. mas prevailed throughout. For the Senate, Terry
- eaten the late Senator, Lane, 200 votes For the H.
Z: il. A!i~n and Nelson elected.
N,ssovM.-In St Louis county, Ashley, (Whig.) has
- votes for Governor and Boggs, (F. b 3ic-ior
::I!. iWhgA GS', Owens (do) 537. Sirother 800 The
@ii'gs complain of short vote. From Fulton lirst
Cyl Ashley 12G Boggs S3 In townships Of Pike
rnntv. Ashley 3d. B0ggs 2l9- Harrison S2G, Miller
- Bird 2'3, Owens l37. Some other scattered returns
partial and inperfc, that they are not worthy of be-
AIKEN into account.
ilLiSNIs.-Decidcdly Van Buren,. The only push OF
j" Wigs to turn out Governor Reynolds from Con
;2Ss- but we should suppose that most worthy member
hard 10 beat. In Madison county, Gatewood (Mhlg)
.s ~ votes SNYDER ". By 4g7, Reynolds w. b. BIS
!s Van Buren, delegates for the Assembly carried the
,aE In Macoupin county, Reynolds majority from
i>nMSA-The returns too scanty TO justify any con-
Hf>.on. RusSeU tounty-Smlth ". Is, candidate iol
:en2tor has beat Robinson (Ant) Al votes. II. Shook
- representative, F. b. GlG-Heeki (AntD $50.
We are disappointed in n. Carolina though we are
- tom despairng of her vo!e in November. She has
disappointed us because we did not believe that State
Mos" instructions to her Senator (Nr. Mangum IN hei
"F"Iga capacity, had been disobeyed and condemned
- s"r servant would have returned majority tc
sI LEGISLATURE, who is disposed to eclect him But we
80. no. abandon y. Carolina to the Wings. The sPtr
''"tIidii!ei MACON is Sliil among PeoP'Ni IN
h'rHh!!cans must have been caught mapping Where
" 'rir press in lalifax-Let her Republican sons theT
use make vigorous etfurt and despair OF the
t'?Hoc y strong pull and pull all together may res
-" her from the hands Of the Phistines. but, II N
:io!na will desert the Republican cause; II she WI!
- up thinning 'spoiled pig po'l',,Sua1n, VINO, !
,,%'ed at all. will be elected by the Wings, ant
o. ruEcd by the.n-or. if she will join herself L
;"..ncans who are in favor Of National Bank, ant
's7't: and wild system Of National improvements
and laludinous construction of the Federal Con
'2N9n-lF she Will operate with those VINO arr
attempting 10 give US Gen, Harrison for our Presi
o"n-i she will take the advice Of the federal phaian1
'lsT own Stae-if she will be scared by the panic hum
mug about V. b. 5 abolilonsm-bets So Virginia, thougi
''ud she would be Of her cooperation, must try to g
oa without her. She will stand firmly to her banner
SNc will not adopt the councils Of her Fcderasts he
NullherS. Her Republican citizens will not vote 70
'" H. harrison, IN obedience 10 the wishes of The Fede
!'l counties OF Augusta and Lnudnun-hut they viii
unite with the Republicans every where else to elect thu
candidate of the Republican party. The principles
'lt great party, although they may not he upheld b,
lie ellow-c citizens Of Nathaniel Macon viii! NOT be LOST
iney are built upon 4 rock Sand the rain descended
aud the floods came and the winds blew, and bea, upo,
mat house. and ii fell not; for it founded upon
.ock ~
James Watson Webb is the last in this countr
WHO ought 10 talk about any mans changing his OPT
mons to suit his interest. The $50 900 bride of the
. Bank ought to seal his lips forever.
The Editor Of the Danville Reporter had better loo
70 his own opinions Does he recollec how lon
mas been since he went for Mr. Van Buren,, AM
Sed al! consequences in spe Of the Cayites and Nu