Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-16

Faction tn .Seto Y0rE.-PROSPECTG cfore u.s.
Tae Wings in N. York have largely swep, the board
llgl with or;y considerably reduced from what it
'Seige months ago. They have carried the II of Re.
;sentatvesagai though with diminished numbers, and
vi iags dictate Senator of the IT, S., and sweep on.
IA Malignant prescription. all the Executive officers
"aa adds TO the misfortune is, that the elections
Governor and OF members OF Congress have occurred
To- psiod-that the Wings have carried both their
''7e'Gov and Abolition Lieut.. Governor, and ma ority
me Representatives in CcnGress.-This battle was
".n' under several disadvantages Sufficient time has
y'' bee" allowed 10 complete The reaction which has
"a gong on The country has not yet recovered from
ftSsu'e 81 TIE SUSPENSION and The panic of The poll
'-s. He Republican party has been distracted and d..
'.l 81 single Gueson-whi!st the Wings have called
Hs assistance, no. only their undivided force but,
ALTERED dlssenticnts of our own party-the fanatic
+!oh'S's, and the mercenary Swiss Of other States.
~ 'st resource OF desperate party has been called
''f+.s:uon to an extent which would astonsh and
.'' lNe sober citizens Of the South We understand
" S'HiceS OF the most respectable authority that no
IS nave been spared TO corrupt the voters, TO throw
.',hles from The neighhoring States, who had not
mao" 0! vote, and that money has been poured
sc water
"a: eier before states that in many parts Of the
s Q! Ne" York, it has been any thing rather than
+ zee ch'cc Of the People-that we have been lite.
I 'sH-h' ont-that the dsrePuable application Of
.sg "4s exceeded all belief-Anoher letter states,
money mas been protusely distributed in every county
.sanli Tie Stae.-A third letter states, that the de-.
:. "4s 'een brought about by the influence of money
that the former has been used where the
-a,s N'G no: fear it, in the inferior, among the
.s C'SsSes a fourth letter afirms, that the Mo.
1 "is 'e:-!!y been brcug ut forth TO bear against
..1' d ceaa SCI made al all the doubtful Con-
s>'ohai Districts By im porting voters or purchasinp
4 va. - iHe Greet use Of money, where such pur-
. .l'.d be etected--that individuals in New York
-, instances, gave thousand dollars for the pur
ne election, &c, &c.
'-.se CHARGES ore con6rred :, tLo r,.l. r. a..
:. says IN unqualified terms, that I" This vote,
:" publican Parly in the city Of New York;
~! oooy Knows, must have been unquesliona-
'.- thoroughly pure and legal The Federal par.
- -Cs3u!e control of the election in every ward
4 would admit no nonresident or spurious votes
-, '"s.' party. They had the police officers of
i ~aia actively engaged throughout the canvass,
1'"e's obtained through them a perfect CEN
So. a ,ts'se7 Of the residents in each They,
nae II IN .heir power 10 exclude every slran.
4 ~; were brought 10 the polls by their adverse.
' 40" was !! with the muttudes brought up
"'Isse'S' II is notorious that they wept the
.ts mar from the ships to the smacks. II lis
,'l 'Asy brought hundreds of floating votes
~, P'!.a and y. Jersey. 1t is notorious that they
"'"E foreigners from the works in the neigh
Il s"e c''y' It's notorious tina: they even employ
Fl pesF"' themselves, and vote again and again
Il a. wards and all this gross abuse, it is we'll
.t' wiling lnstfume Is in the Fede raj Judges
Il IS " ne nancy changers and great merchants Of
80. WEI! knowR-iDdeed it is not denied by |
- syI., S.yScrbed immense sums 10 carry an cleo
,!,, @, 'sy considered a means of putting the
,,La"e "!ied States into their possession, as
,dya.'H' Expectations in stock .lobbing and mer.
II e y,"'-'r. Bribery and corruption aud impor- |
,,e.. a'aad with al! the sleight of hand which |
.r ,'. 81 Interested judges could bring TO bear up
t1O@'s, have been piled 10 swell the Federal
t ne ely 10 the bloa.ej unwholeson,e bulk it |
lie az f4'''oa!s and The slips have already re-
.,,eo.S? 81 lie lying corps which gave Federal |
-! - NV" curing The three days. ard the nineteen
democrats, Tie stout ba nd who live on |
n"S S'a'' means, would be as much at loss 10
II OF new taces that appeared a: the Sc
~, " Ie'est hem, as they would be TO find the
>,l, I o' "h'c6 Mayor Clark, with his lottery
IA 10y once, manufactured his fortune - !
.'''.,ed by by The FeGer4!is,s in PennsyIvsu;.
I '"'' T"'Iea FFcIc1!c.uil be he'd TO corceu