Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
Richmond, Va, Friday, Oct. 81
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OHIO.

Richmond, va, Friday, Oct. sa.
ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
,o lay before our readers 4 large mass OF returns OF
tho Election in Ohio-But the result Is still unsecured. I
We stated a few days ago, that AIR. vance might he
olao,oJ Govcrnor-he is 50 well known, and SO popular
,so friend TO State Internal lmprovements-but iIal o"F
$500" :" ,bourht, Notwithstanding. the other Elections
nnnIJ IN in our favor. We furnish a tabular statement
of ali tho returns we have rccclTcd from various sources;
hut yc are satisfied. that many OF ltiein are erroneous"
IrdooI VIC have never seen any c!cctlon returns c"Hlc
:, ~ 80 80 suspicious L shape. There is Wayne county.
fo mr. instance, which was originally set down TO vance"
go rotcsl whcn ii should have been put down Oh inc
oo,hor s;hr Of the Lcdgrr.-The Washington Telegraph Is
oor,.irlv ont with its ma ority for Vance OF I,l'f. The
rrcutr.i minority which can be wrought cul from III:
Existing returns is 2,1SG-but no wonder Inc le'FHra Pr
LlundeTs in its calculation, when II Is SO nasty rs 10
transfer the vote Of Butler county tllGo votcS) ifo IN
Baldwin to Vance. BY such arithmetic, II may easi J
rnn m General Harrisonis majority in November TO-! },
~ 20 10000" This is Gall in my eye. Betty hlartin. -
The Contest for the Governor may be- close -PcTHai'S " :.
Vance may carry the day by a snr'l majority.-l In aG l"
,:ou 70 the imperfect returns in cur subsequent taDt';"
ihcrc are 23 counties more 10 be heard iTonl--whic'L
raye. in 1881, to FinLlay (Nhig) ll,30i ""ies, and Lu-
A litter from ZancsviIIc, claims a majority Of both
Houses Of the Legislature, for tho Van Barren party: As
10 CourrcsS, VIC have lost two Of our present members,
(Kcnnon and McL"neJ and perhaps an?thcr-hnu we
have ccrtuinly gnincd three, viz: Brown, IN Cranc dis
trict, Lcdbclicr in SpangIcrs =, and Duncan IN Storers s.
We have also carried > others, viz: lIamer, Webster.
Kilgore, CLANCY and Simpler. Returns from otA"r DIS
tricls have not come i'll.
The most r~cma1kahlc transaction in this whole cam
paign is, that Gen. Harrison, The Wing candidate Tor HE
Presidency, should have been beat III his own county
maIniltonD We have never heard any 'llHlg 10 larRl-
lei lhis-and it is q SGualiy sign, indeed! If he canno.
carry his own county. hos can he expect TO carry the
Union: 1t seems. that The citizens u! Hamilton have not
yet seen those .fcsh- mnrhs by which the wise seer IN
Richmond reccrnizcL the next President OF the United
Siatcs.-Our friends in Cincinnati, are certainly sanguinc
Of success at the November election. The following let
lcrs are from gentlemen Of Tie first Intelligence:
EXTRACTS Of LoTers:
"CIxcIXxArI. Oct. II, ESQ.
H1hc elections in this State, took place yesterday -
In this District, the Van Buren, party have succecde d III
clcctins their whole tickct-MT. Storcr is, OF Course,
thrown overheard. The District above, 50 tar as heard
, from, gocs in favor Of ilanler, for Congress, by | large
minority. and he is no doubt elected over FiSIro tx, the
W6ir candidate. have Just completed my circ .@!t, and
with me there is not 4 shade" Of 4 doubt az, 10 this
States voting the Van Buren, ticket By Il dccls We lnajo-
rity. The finest spirit prevails amongst our trl ends, and
they will 90 forth to the Presidential contest W ilh a con.
Gdcnt assurance Of victory. You see from the. Wing pa
pcrs here, notices OF great changes against us: II Is ali
said for etiecl-thcrc is not ono word OF trutf. IN the as
scr,ion. So far as my observation extends, the changes
are in our favor. The Wings commenced their action
too soon. We have had time 10 expose their frauds, their
cl,icanerv and shutting, and the people have become
wide awake to their true Interests, and bef,in to colnFre-
bend fully. the nature of the contest hG aris:ocIacy
and friends of monopoles on The one side, the demo-
crucy and friends OF the power OF the people, on the
other sldc.-Sincc writing the above, 4 letter from MIR.
: Taylor Webster gives US the glorious information, that
old Butler county has given The administration ticket Il
majority of 800 votes, being an excess over Governor
Lrcas's majority at the last election, "f 800. We are
prog rcssirn most Observation-Disclosures we hear from, vic
tory perchcs on our banners. ! tell you again, our sue
cess in this State is certa!n.'
From another, same dqtc.
"Thc enclosed slip shows you the result of HARRISON
ism in the county IF his homo. All is over-cvcn hope
has ceased to linger with the Wings. Ohio is safe. Our
majority for Van Buren, vii! be larger by some hundreds,
thai. the one We have given in the present election.
"CIScISHATt. Oct. II, lS3G.
"Oar Congressional and State election in the Ist dis
, trict of Ohio. terminated yesterday in the triumph Of ile
Democratic cause. We have carried our Governor, mem-
Der Of Congress, and members for the State Legislature,
with all county officers, by 4 triumphant majority. This
, majority has lis important consequences IN several
rcspccts--lat. 1t (the district) is The residence OF the
most prominent Of the Opposition Candidates for the
Presidency. git is the most influential county III
our Stale And thirdly-It is the seat Of Nova Scotia
Bank WhiggcEy; all Of which points were brought to
bear on our election, bnt in vain. The rotten cause Of
the Bank and Nova Socialism prevailed. rs usual, III the
: city, hut with a considerably diminished majority; but
the honest democrats i'll the county paralvZed their cXcr-
lions, and gave a nearly unanimous vote III favor OF the
Jackson Van Buren, Republican cause. in about 1000
=; votes, we can boast Of about 500 majority in our Is
townships-and the township of Cincinnati could not
, meet that willa greater majority than from 900 to ! 100
so that our majority in the county will be about ItHJ to
ION.
: " inerc never were greater cAcrliONS H'Iuc ny Liz Sp-
position-no effort was lett untricd to break down the
: Democracy; but they have all most miserably failed, and
9 Democracy has the great ascendancy. This cl!cunl-
stance ensures the State TO the Baltimore candi!ates--
=. Ohio is no longer on the doubtful list; indeed. with our
. selves she never was upon that list, as We have Away s
! had The utmost confidence in her patriotism and Demo
cracy; but in other States, where she was not 50 we'll
known. BY some, she was considered doubtful. Let nc'
man hereafter breathe the idca-Ohio is essentially, truly
and determinatcly Democratic, and will never give up
y the cause. You may tell her ancient mother, that she
;, will sustain her in the glorious cause. and 20 hand in
hand with her in support Of the Constitution and the Tree
institutions Of the Union.
, 1t is confidently expected, that the vote Of the first
district will have great influence with her elder sister
; Kentucky-and even Tennessee herself will not be unln-
= fucnccd by her patriotic example. As to the States
West, South and South west Of Ohio, there is no cause
for the least apprehension. The Nova Scotia Wings
E have been claiming those States merely for effect: they
know we'll they have no kind Of chance for one OF them.
"Tfe vote on the late occasion was, strictly speaking =,
, a party vote. Never were parties before SO complete "
arrayed against each olhcr-Victory victory has been
the lot of the Democratic cause"
ELECTION RETURNS.
:, GovEEHoR.
Reported mgjoriticS.
Vancc. Bnidnia.
Butler, tWu
Warren, sly
Clinton, 5N
Pickaway, W
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