Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-30

from the Montgomery Advertiser of the 2Oth-thrtt%.h
later. awe are just as sangune OF Alabama go:
against the moaStroms Coalition, as oil Fitg;,.
owe look for decisive (DemOcrntie) victory in b.,
these States.
ISprAsA-Thc following extracts from the In;
ana Democrat of the 18th August:
'Co Casey is elected Senator from Fandcrburch ana
Warwick instead Of DR.. A1za Lee, stated in cur I,
paper. Dr. Lee out openly for Noah Noble fo-,'
Senate AS might have been expected, he was defeated
by near five hundred ority. No person in that r,,
of the State, could successful political race w.,
such load as Noah Noble. Col. Casey is a Rcnu55
cam and will support Republican candidate i;r the S.
mite.
W. have been Informed upon good AUTHORITY. ,I,
Dearborn county will give FIVE hundred majority ,,-
Buren, and Johnson That county has always been ab,
equally divided. LNwrcnceburgh Is ouIy seven ur.
from the residence of Cen Harrison. and fence ,lc ,
son ur,rc General unpopulaFy. Wherever know
he is dcspiscd.
ain our next we will be able give all the rc,a-ss ,r1
the politics ofl!!e mcabers. Our present itiprcs>io, l.
tia, the next Legislature will be nearly DIVIDED w;i
be more republican, than 1t has hecn hr!ClGio!c'
The Globe remarks rs follows
"1hc Courier Opposition paper o: Inc best s',ni
ing in Indiana said few days ago tint could NOT ,,v
how far general politics entered into The late crcoo ri
State officers Our last uo brought lie Eccsy:'i
Intclligenccr Of the Il;h nsant-un opP,s:gn ,;,n,
1t says:
We are uaablc His ,i:ac 20 form my o?iy
.'rcnstL of parties elected to The Legislature y 49,
1.-THE politics Of very few OF the members r.ci r. IL,
signacd in any Of The papers received BY ns US can.
moi" therefore, i"r"sa conjecture as I" The co"pcNon
of lhc General Assembly Of the Stat. 1t has ..SsY,
been against the Administrations when their cq4s,,9gi
have always been for H..
The following is from the last Pcnnsy !ran.aa
" BaooKvIrLE, Indiana Au. #
"The election in this Stale has ns terminated. gu, .
was no test Of the relative strength OF the Presidential
candidates local politics alone had bearing upon III.
cecn,i The ionsiers (ls the ndilnilas ic-.nec,
have been always opposed 10 coupling the presidential
question with their local politics. 1h" members If the
Legislature are only elected with reference 10 lrerr
encrs for the different local interests OF the country
am told however, by men in whose intelligence | can
coniide that there is but little doubt OF anS getting the
electoral vote ct the State.
| Ohio The following also from the Pcnnsy lyarian
CoIuMBuS. Ohiu. August 3D.
"Ohio is safe fo7 Mr.. Van Buren,. The majority vii!
range from i to 1000 This is the p,ioa
of our best informed political men. There will tie De-.
n,ncratc majority in our legislature; the Wings adm.
this-and Soii'rdc Eriog will be lett at home.
NIssorRI.-Wc have carried every thng before
the two members Of Congress (iarrlson and Mc tie
Lieutenant Governor Cnnnon( and even the Ioycfn,
(Boygs Gen. Ashley is defeated. Tie s.. Louis Re
publican (Whg) OF the 18th gives the following returns
from II counties: for Ashley :ld', Tor bo.ss ''H-
Borrs is votes ahcad-and other counties II lie heard
from which, the Globe expects, may swell E"yys
iorly to rear thousand votes.
Nothing says the GlObel can mark more distinctly
the irresistible force Of the Democratic feeling o' Nh
Van Buren, and Col Johnson than this rGsEt!n Ms>oc;
Gen Ashley has vast personal popularity was one OF Inc
earliest and most cnerprisug settlcrs-has conAandd
on several occasions. many active and intrepid con"s
of Young men from different sections Of the STATE III at
ventures 10 the Rocky mountains III the inE ua"r-hls
had encounters with the Indians and endearel himself 10
his comrades and friends by his bold and successful con-
duct against the Indians. and by his careful and kAi
treatment TO those under his command lie was ioie'
over distinguished by his attachment to Gen Jackson
in the early contests in Missouri nnd has retired TO SOFT
of neutral ground as politics in his State although
acting with the Opposition in Congress- lie prHs'a
himself last year to vote for Messrs. Van Bnren ana
johnson in Congress- if the electoral college Of MssGur
so voted next fall notwithstanding all this, ana pro-
diuous expenditure Of money, and interchangeable industry
in eeconccrng, and The utmost eIerons OF the BANK
party he is in all probability beaten This Is decisive OF
| the Presidential vote Of Missouri.
The other elections in Missouri are still more d'c'
svc In SO countless Cannon was 22}l ahead OF Jones'
and in the same counties the votes for Congress were
for Harrison II G3--hlller l2,7@G-Birch (Whig sy2
and Ovens (do.) G.Gsl. The Republican candidates
will probably beat by not less than 400 votes Inc MS
souri, Argus of the 18th says g. Hence 1t is clear TO the
understanding ofail that Martin Van Buren, OF New loTH
and Richard ~ Johnson Of Kentucky, will prove 10 0e
the choice Of nearly or quite thirds Of the Irccnen Of
| Missouri So much for the faithful adherence OF ta1'c
public servants 10 the patriotic and wise measures CT
Gen Andrew Jackspn-measures that nave MOI "hIf tA
nrui.hed our national debt, but contrary To the pTcG
ons of his old hoary headed enemies who have haunted
him from his youth, have actually cd our treasury 50
full that the Wings do not know wlla under Heaven 10
do with it 10 prevent Gen Jackson from running our IN
| fortunate country Oh, ruined destroyed county
| TO what condition art thou brought: Labor aceqnac'
! " rewarded produce high, money abundant, ana Tie
people prosperous than at any period within ac"n
ury what be done TO restore the good old times 81
| dullness and low prices:
ILLIsors-Wc sweep all before us. Wig paper
wines over their defeat and ascribes it to their taking
I'D the wrong man.-Whi!c, instead of Harrison. But
mutat0 NOMINEE Gc-changc your Candidate II you p'"N'
you will to the result. The following from
the Louisville Advertiser presents so striking ana Jis'
coup dmH of the Western Elections, that we cannot ft
! frain from laying it before readers
"lLLISoIs-Wc have received the Alton Telegraph 0!
| the 10Th inst Its editor is philosopher. lie says:
" In our last we were enabled To present our rcaeF'
with bul very few returns. Information received since
enables us say that Mr. Caicwnod is defeated Inc
causes which led this result, it is OF no use no" 10
speculate upon. Suffice to say-wc are GcafcR-ad no.
morally So Mr. Sny der the Van Buren, candidate, IL IS
nearly certain, is elected in the place OF MI iey
Since have not succeeded III our Wishes SIC are gAi
of the result Mr. Snyder has always been consistent
Van Buren, man. and has By that consistency be" eject
Cd He has not coaxcd both parties-has made no sly
promises 10 anti.Nan Buren, men, in order TO OBTAIN
their support, and if TO be beaten, we always
wish to be beaten by open and candid means and men
"ln giving list of members elected to the Legislature
from seventeen countless the Telegraph makes out Oy
very hard slranng Of COURSE Is Wings and - Tor On
Buren,.
"The Vandalia Register, of the 18th, is "more to the
point" 1t INDUCES in figures in relation To The Uo"'
grcssional election, thus
FIRST DISTRICT.
| Reynolds, 3ilS
Snyder, :h2II
Gatewood, 2ol2
ain this district, Monroe, Perry, Jackson, Alexander
and Franklin counties are to hear from. The contest
very close and exclusively between the two Van Buren,
candidates.
SEcoSD DISTRICT.
Casey, 1'95c
| Field, 2oI9
! Harmsn, III
THIRD DISTRICT.
Counties May. stc"Mi'
Morgan, 1873 1919
hcDonough, 303 2yU