Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18
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CONNECTICUT PRsslnnsr,el sIseIios, al z
>cnnnna,icu, has Declared for the DenPc'atie c"au'
49,. .iofii, TRn !iHcp. aud Richard M. 'ohhseh.-
dates, @ ~. ., 80 ,ir, s,rarssi battles that we ever
Id ha Frt:r,sli::s vche! srte'iT undeF cove, a!u
y27v cti::u.giy 5u; IL iie ai;':s. % s,' on, rt
,:s, declaring that they did moi care how
, c,,,,- was rci.ir'i-s'iie s1finE nal s'ncr WE'D
.- no, ,lry :Y1ai moi 2" ~ Tue i'"iE Ill ms WAS
~ -, -; n, fiirnas iao ancird security, while the
~ n sbo it,;,s declared. among The hIst a. tle
IN, h,rcs and Strained every nerve 10 bring ont n'
w,i, drilled forces. But under every disadvanage' l
Ueo:iaey Of the STATE have once more bravery
81 and we have been TAU ht lesson u the sly ii a.
yrcs ana Indian tricks of opponents, 'h't VIZ "
worth thousands Of votes 10 us in all our future
Crr majority will be from GOO to lO9o votes "cn p'o,
Sso5 e. s, rrnrcsen,atYe was IL April Our majority
or Governor in pril considerably larger Oh" that
ne il 40, sict party test for, after the choice c" hst
.nbly fall off and - home considering 1t OF no use
TO vote further which gives very large increase III TIC
Governor majority the party that succeeds in carry
inc the town representatives This, though not under
stood out of the Stale, is familiar TO every man within IT,
The WLips from careful examination, as they sad, OF
the pyi returns for first nscrra'nca That
our majority strictly tested, was but about wv votes
Our present majority is better than we Then o'a; lie
old Democratic countless Fairfield, MiddleseS and New
London as in days Of old, have carried the State tru"-
pantly through These the counties that in tor
MGR times always sustained us-it was to them tEat we
were indebted principally for our Constitution III 1910
test more distinctly than That they still The same
They stand the rner when the pillows roll and the tenn.
pest bowls The other counties have done as wei as c"
he expected. In New Haven county we have carried
every town that gave maiorlty.tor Governor IN
April except Waterbury, which We have lost by nine
votes and these brought in from other towns; but as
set off for that, we have carried GuIord, which was
then aeans. Us on the Governor vote.
In the town Of New Haven we have poled the great
eat Democratic vote that gvea by any town
in the State 900 save ONE Blu. the College poured out
lis forces into the ranks of opponents, and these
added to large numbers that they drew in from other
towns have enabled them still to keep ahead of us
But they already the hand writing upon the wal!
and know that here, even in the Gibraltar OF Whggery
they will be able to hold out but short time longer
Il ought to be stated that the Wings took US much
by surprise that several thousand Democrats remained
i'm their fields and workshops who would have gone IL
the polls, had they supposed there was danger we
have heard Of several towns in this county where iron
DO to 100 Democratic trecnlen remained ut nome HIS
was particularly The in Derby, bethany, t'am"en'
Cheshire, Branford and Madison. Instead OF wing
majority Of between 80 and d. the Democrats OF New
Haven County could easily have given majority OF
400 or 500 In April next the Democrats will show The
hps that we are far below rather than above proper
estimate OF our strength. II the Wings find nap
piny then we are Observation-Disclosures RcglStsr.
OH,o-The election in many Of the S,aesis now
over and the returns which begin TO come 'n show in
the ucons and counlenances OF the people much ankle
tv and many "hopes and fears. Whatever may be the
result we ourselves determined to ':take il cooly-
and submit cheerfully 10 the will of the people We are
sorry however, to see many gloomy countenances
among Enthusiastically the prospects are not OF
character to allow Of fears in the final result Our own
State although it is the residence Of the amost nvinci
bic hero Of Tppecanoe, barely gave him MINORITY suf-
hcent 10 secure him the electoral vote BY reference
to the from 2G counties, it will be seen that
Mr. Van Buren, has an increased vote over Bald
win of from, 500 to 1000, and if we allowed to
calculate from the data in regard to the result Of the
balance of the counties, it will bring the Wing Hero off
with very meagre majority. The result, so far as heard
from in Pennsylvania is not at all Of character to
make the friends Of Van Buren, despond. 1t is, to our
minds, the reverse. The Wing counties principally
heard FROM and those which have heretofore given the
Democratic party large majortes yet to come in
The returns already received, give Harrison only be-
euened with the State assure Us that it is Certain for
the " Undertook Magician" Virginia. too, we believe
is no longer considered debateab!e ground Certainly
these encouraging facts should disspate the gloomy
doubts and fears of our friends. Ali is not lost that
seemed in danger.-S, ClairsoHle Gazette