Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22

: votes wantng!---Wc calculate with much confidence
obtaining them in .i"d'mo, as tie following letter
which reached Sunday morning, from onG OF III"
most distinguished members Of the Legislature OF Ala
hama (nnw in session at Tuscaloosa and concentrating
Inflammation fum all quarters ii the SlarD strongly
Eurcs She voted Tie nth, and The returns will
scarcely gin to pour in h,t;rc the middle Of wrrk
But. if : abanla should fail draw I."tis
ana for ). AlklHaas =, Missouri j. Mississippi !, and per
haps Illinois. notwithstanding the iTs Hush "f lrr
rrurns) for J-thus exhibiting snIH Of - votes, o.
which only one .l;,uTh 70 elect Martin Van Bn-
rem 1t is possible, l.at lie NAY have ahou! dozen 10
spare:
Ia tic Ediiar dated TaScaiJ,sc, {Atl No" T. 1895.
.iIuh branches ur the !rriSla,Y. convened al this
place tndav. In The S,..llr ~ members present. ID
Dcn"cCaii; Van Buren, men, II White Why's and MI.
les OnY ncnimr abs"nt--a Van hnrcn man. The
Senate vii ccnaist o.! Ii Van Dnrrn--li White. They
elected their President the Ion. I;ugl McEHy. an
u:crlnu :;':ri.;iia Deuncra;c, Fa! Buren, mam. The
White Wigs offered M can,iatc.
1.-THE !':sc - Representatives elected Arthur !. Bag
~, decided Van Barren 'an Sprak"!. by an unan''
nous vote. The White Wings and Miles, c"ny""us
OF their weakness, offered candidate" Tie an Blu
ryu mrj ,ti!y is ol - I, il or b.
'Mck nry Clay will be the candidate on Inc Van
buren, side FOR Tic Senate. Tie Wings if they can
pa:sl,iy produce schiSm in ranks, will run Hop
ins VIM Smith urged 10 br candidate. but he
declined the c.'tr as division among ourselves would
i: fatal.
:Ou- prospects are fair as could wish, for the
Of tic Van Enrcn ticket for Inc Presidential cleo
ton
We also lay before the readers in further c"drnce Of
tie high s:r Of friends the following article from
the Montgomery AIabaa) Advertiser Of the Eth inst:
:. FROM II :CAI.UuSh!
. Tie g!vrivuS 'cJr& Ht,st n9,!y bcgHa :!
The character of our Legislature longer doubt.
fni. The combined forces "i Wggrry, NhteiSin and
Notification have been put 10 lii: The first pro.
cecdings Oi orr Legislature Is sore and bitter phi tor
the Opposition. On counting noses or arriving AZ Ius-
ca!o"sa they found their hnastrd MA 1rticS had dw!n
died 10 lean minority-lhry hardly made struggle
slip from tic Office Of Tie Flag Of the Cnon brings us
The following intelligence:
"TrscAloosA. Nov. .th. 1r:6.
''I&c RHjicoa is rrosS'd!c QucSiion IS $ciCi.iIab0
is $"jtH lie hire hiamphtG 1aoSt G'orin"Sy.
':Arhur T. Baghy, OF Monroe, firm and mn'inrhing
Barren iIan, las Seen elected cakcr cl the House
Of Representatives without opT;S!lun Oar opponents
counting HOSES, found themselves in such lean and
lnori'g minority, thai they ashamed 10 discover
il 10 Tie people, hy supporting man Of their party
fEry lung their heads ii scncr-thry surrendered at
Giscre;an-ry gave the victory without struggle.
III the Senate: Mr. McFay, an original, uniform thorough
going :. Barren ian, from the Democratic Jackson Van
buren, county oI Laudcrdae, elected over Judge
San:ur Mn"rr, O! Pckrns. another Van BGTcn man, by
vote We regret seeing two tt party opposing
each other, bat wr have lost nothing. The election al
either would have tcrn triumph for cur party. 1hc
White party is prosratc-the Van BGrcn party
Is III certain Imaj"r:ty OF fifteen twenty Oh
lpn: ballot Our most Sangu!nP expectations have been
exceeded by these elections The last hope OF the OPP
pusition is to divide party; but i'll this they will be
uSip[pi!icu " can; ana VIII eject buici gen
n'r i'y large maorIiy-Wc doubt very much whether
the White party take mp man Of their pary.-TLis
election Will hr haiirh b. tie Administration party
every where, highly auspciDuS TO the for winch
struggling. II must confirm the lukCwarm, and
incite The determined to renewed cxcrtions while il
kasls The last hope OF our opponents. Let the people
speak out, and their voice will be echoed back from The
Legislative Hall. Let every appear at the polls on
Monday ncxtlct them instruct lci, representatives, at
tic ballob"x, and they will express their wishes in the
ch"ce OF United States Senator, they have done IN
the elections Of to-day
The following further extract is from the Flag of the
Union, in noticing the election Of Dr. Johnson, the Van
Buren, Senator just elected in the county of Tuscaloosa
1.-The result of the recent election, proves beyond
doubt cnv that there is large majority Of Van Blu
in THscaiuosa county. We will beat the White
Wings the second Monday of next month, more than
200 votes! Our friends then, will out and teach
traitors and aposates that their vile and hypocrtca con-
duct will not lnsrad the people We expect Tuscaloo
81 county on the 18th proxmo, 10 give Nj Van Buren,
thousand votes! Mark tie prediction"