Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
Gichlmend, Va, Tuesday, Get. IL.
THE BILL ROLLLNG!-GiOrions Ftctortcs!!
ELECTION RETURNS.

The returns are pouring in upon us, from PcnnEyird-
MIA Ohio and Nep fcrsey full tide OF victory Tor the
Administration. The Wings were told, IN The midst
of the Panic to restrain their EMULATION They were
advised that rs the pressure vanished, and
the manic ceased, rcattiOn would commence and
continue until all their triunphs were swept away
They were assured, that the Little Magician was
not down-and could not be put domn-that BANK
hio President could not be elected and National
Bank could not be established. But every admonltI"n
was thrown away upon them. They laughed OF these
pedcrions Like Jrshurun, they waved lat ana KICK
I'd" They ridculed the hopes OF the friends OF Martin
Van Buren,. They boasted of the successes they had
won They anticipated new and more glorious victories
They expected to sweep every thing before Them ihey
| counted Maine. They counted on the Key stone
Stale. They calculated the Empire State. Upon
Maryland New Jersey and Ohio, they scarcely thought
il worth their while to waste any specuiaons-So con
lden were they Of carrying them Without any struggle
They xulcd in the whole prospect before them No warn
ngs sufficient to their extravagant calculations
The Administration was TO be put down-A wing Dy
nasty was certainly 10 rise upon IFS ruins. Wing IRE
sidcnl nd a National Bank his train, 10 crown
all their hopes and all their e5crtons They over and
over settled up their LPger Of Elections, and boosted OF
the balance they struck They over and over agnIn
jppred us about our lie actions.
But'ihe whIwind has come al last. The dsy Of re
| action has risen with tremendous vengeance Maine
was the first to strike the Ball Of Revolution Mary.
land followed Pennsy vania ~ Jersey, have succeeded
And least of all that expected Ohio seems to be
striking the Ball with infinitely force than all the
Van Buren, in his native State, aided by all the moral
force which his recent victories in other States have i'm
parted his cause will carry York, and carry out the
in high style by the election of Governor Mar
CIV By several thousands. The Wings cannot arrest the
Ball of Revolution. They cannot defeat the Admins
alon even with the aid Of those Conservatives of New
York who have erred in their They ought 10
have adhered calmly TO their position, in opposing the
Sub Treasury scheme only, but supported the Admins
tralion in other respects It's other friends doing
Their error consists in first preaching distinct poll
teal organization, and then throwing their votes into The
scale of the Whigs1hus, they lose all The moral nlu
encp which they would have preserved, and injured the
good which they originally profsssed TO have in
view.
What Revolution in week have the Wings I'm
dergonc They have lost battle after battle-Sate after
Stale. Their hopes Of Wing President and Wing
Bank have melted away, like the SHOWS under tro-
meal sun. The Reaction will visit the South.
North Carolina will be redeemed All that we now
wa nj it, spirit of harmony Of peace, and of union, in
the Old Dominion Bear and fOrJtar-Con cilialon and
kindness towards each olher-No violence, no denun
citation among the friends of the Administration. We
ask our friends abroad let aone and permit to
settle this family quarrel among ourselves. We cannot
have doubt of it, if politicians elsewhere will show
proper degree of concession and carry out the maxim oil
LaiSstz nous jarc. The same feeling will then, we
hope, gradually prevail among ourselves
(From The Pennsy,ranian = Ertra)
SATURDAY EyESrNG, Oct. IS
PENNSYLVANIA ELEC1lUNS.-GLORIOU RESULT!
We append all the returns of the election which
have yet reached us. Enough is known satisfy us
ha, David r. Porter has been elected Governor by
handsome majority, and that the democracy Of Pcnnsyl
vana have gIoriously fulfilled their duty.
1885 1893.