Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07
Richmond, Saturday, April 2.
THE ELECTIONS.

The Elections in this State take place the Goth inst
The Republicans rallying IN all quarters-But we
regret that in a. few of the counties several candidates
nre running at the risk of defeating each other Such
10 the case in Prince William, and Buckngham.-Al
competition must be put down else may be beaten
in those counties Prince William, for example, il one
of the stauchest Republican counties in the State yet
understand there are tnree itepuplcan candidates.
and on y one Wing.
We call upon our friends again and again, TO unite,
and give long pull, and strong pull, and a pull all
together Cease this clamorous war about Sub treasury
men and Conservative men, and march together TO the
nos Not only cease this contest but urge every Re.
publican to unite upon particular candidates. Organize
beuer-c concentrate your columns-and save the Com
monwealth from the Wings. Silence all selfish asPTa
tons Select your strongest men, and vote Tor them
Silence this dissenson in ranks. TIE Financial
question will be- in all probability, adjusedin the course
Of the present session-And we have the issue lett 10
ne: The only issue on which are ultimately 10 meet
The Wings: Henry Clay, and National Bank, Ma
,ooI Tariff National system of Internal improvements
Whip Dynasly-oR, Martin Van Buren,, and none oil
this National Budget Of Banks, Tariffs, Internal lnl
provemens, and Federal heleses.
The Charlottesville Jerrsonan speaks OF the meeting
of the people at the last Albemarle Court on sI"noay
and states that "Consuations were held IN me carry
ma rt of Monday by Of the prominent individuals
Of each branch Of the Republican pary ana ihey ue
lermined to unite upon the two individuals whIch 'hey
have heretofore supported We now ',ahd upon '"e
same ground which we have occupied IN iormer political
con,ess-,he Republicans supporting Nives and nan
doIph. and the Wings Gilmer and Soullall.
Correspondent of the same paper, who signs MN
self $40 Hhig.' declares, that "lf Nj Randolph Is
elected he is distinctly understood 10 be in favor OF the
re- election Of the Hon. VIM c. Rves n the Senate OF
the u States 1t should be remembered, that before
the election Of the u States Senator aeSt Winter, the
Currency question will, in all human probability, nave
been finally settled and there is no other radical at
ference between the two portions of TIE Administration
party they can both, without any compromise "f prin'
cple take the course ndicaledhats, vote Tor tiVes
and Randolph ~
The Charlottesville Republican mentions the follow
ing persons Candidates In Campbell To!er and Lett
witch, (Whgs) and Chea,ham and MurreII, (Rep =
Ntison Messrs Martin aud Whitehead, (Reps ana MI
Perrow, (Whig) .1mhers Maj. Talnierro, (keP) ana
Mr. Cabcll, Whg''
Various Elections upon the taps in other STATES
Las, Monday the poll held in the Sd Congresson.
al District of Maine, supply the vacancy occasoned
by the death of Mr. Ciley The candidates are John
D. McCra,e V. b., and Edward Robinson, Whig.-ln
the Oxford Distc, Of Maine the election takes place on
the 18th to supply the place Of Mr. Carter, deceased
The election for the Baltimore District is on or about
the 25h inst supply Tie vacancy occasloned by the
death Of the lamcnled Mckm. The candidates are moi
! yet designated rs
The prea, Corporation Election in the City of .feM
| York takes place on Tuesday next.
The Rhode Island annual Election is on the lelh INST
! Mississippi Gen. james Davis Is selected as me
Northern Candidate for Congress upon the ticket viii
! Col Claiborne in place of Mr. Ghoson. Crhe election
on the 23G and 9th