Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
,mpu,a,;on, the following plan

j tee they make The smpu,aon, tie following Pa'n
5 eat " shsw
Ii has been guessed By that the unsIpec'ed ma
iory against Vance Oho occasi"ntd bE The
withholding of The votes If the Abo;iunss, or " lhrr
being given his opponent from dissatisfaction III HIS
course in surreuderIng Rev. Mr. Mahan, abolition
cIe gyrnan of Brown county to the Governor ct Ken
tucsy on charge Of kidnapping. MeapPrnra' 'h''e
is very little foundation for THIS CONJECTURE. -"
II appears that while IN the Stale al iafge mere
vas great gain the party oPp"sng the e."rcon OF
Vance lhe gain in Brown county, where me e1clehrh'
would naturally be the strongest was Ill IN vance favor.
In ihnse parts Of The State where there Is The mort
Abnl!linn Vance ared quite well in the State al
large In Cuyahoga county Of which Cleveland Is The
cal ila he gained 1873; in Ashtabula county if" 10
Trumbull 1913; in Lorain i.0 Ia Geausa he lost 'eo;
in Huron, 33i; 10 Portage, $50.
3. As 10 The Abuous,s Withholding their votes ne
Ohio State Journal publishes full returns tor Governor
from SO couures and appears that they gn"' vance,
years ago o2Gi5 votes, this year 81 29- increase
3 254 The sane COUNTLESS two years ago, gave Bald
win, the Van Buren, candidate for Governor 30 col
this yser, Shannon 81 1Sl-increa~e 9,y3O. Total IN
/ creae of votes in 33 counties II la.
4 II the Aboltioriss defeated TIE election {" Vance,
il might be expected that Other Wing candidates would
have Jared better. Bnt, in 10 c"sH''rs ~!rh are SUN
Gent Tor a specimen, appears that The Wing vote Tor
Congressm WAS Isl less than for Vance, while tor
Representatives ii 0l more ia an aggregate OF over
I II 900 -. albany .irgus
NJ Here is sn.all nut or the FEDERAL payers 10
crack The ST CairsyiIIe (OAio) Gazette says, THAT
the abolition papers claim the election oi Mr. G!ddInss
30 Congress, from Asht"c:!a, as their tiuTPn; he De-
ing officer o tie Society Wha! say the ieds now;
Mr. Pace L4as D.s'rts .1nr>ey Of die Iai'd States,
icr YORK This individual has resigned the "!ce Of
ID strict Attorney for the ). hitter assigning rea'
10. l unexpected act, Is published 10 The y irH
Gazette, wa.cn throws much susPic'"n upon MN me
pre- cerngs hch he cnGe and alleges 10 be oil such
character tn forbid his hndihg Inc OIL
flee were adopted with his lie participant
the origin oil tbes- proceedings undsr iht cr'cI"n
of the Solicitor Of the Treasury and ADVISED hrr exien'
sion Iay hold of tie property oi MIR SwaF~oui
IN other States Tie fact 10, that Nr f'cc, 80 Tar from
ob-ctny these proceedings, which he no* al cts 70
consider hcaiy receive the distress
warrant On r ~ oil Nov aud c"EiliCtd without OhPc-
ton to GscIa1ge ali his duties connection WITH nntli
the 9Th inst. 1t nothing but riI .u"us su5criuge
on the part OF tie attorney TO c0EGrmn proceeding
resulting from act OF Congress aud iec"gnIsra Tor
erriern Years pracer. aud make II the g'"uro "f
mt only abandoning his uice, bu has country TOO he
object o. The law simply /" secdFr the Pf"p:iiy OF
( public Geisuler, aud prevent HIM iTom moh"g way
wilh it, pending suit" sIch Srs'd ~ eject Sr t"ct'
prly- the Government Of oil .Gy against Tie frauds
If public n.lcers he process III ms c%ee vas III 'i'a
attachment
The face OF this letter and Mr. pfces sGc."n End
unca planned secret, departure from Tie conn
try ives fear that lie has acted III Collision
with SwaTtw out and that the iaIriy ti3vCVrfeh GeasCa
! lion is jnnt Concern
From HE terror Of Mr. Prices iues, !, wruld seem
that the Settlement Of Es accounts 81" -" Increase
he d-alcatiOn, although the great !auIrCr gwen Cy
xi-ng laws, to district att"!nrys, III The Collection Vi
ieb;s due the Government pct IL sui-2nd especially
nce the relief laws ~ the fchaa's aEd The extension
II their bonds cErs,rd to the ce!!rci07 and district
utprmey-rnake it impossible to say hUw tar The colin
sion betwsen those officers may have Enabled 's' to
prrperale Ira eds The gEd c"ncra! hen he
! Journal Of CUmcfr rec says:
The extended bonds he claimed a- right t" retain
his Office for collection and they amounted 10 E;i'
l:oas
Il is not True that The extsaGed bonds we're a'owrdo
remain his hands after rhr passage o! ihe law WHICH
rrGT.rd them be- Ia The tu, Cor AL ln""e
WHICH entitled 10 exclusion hr directed 10 re
To- the Collector as r mel ui Congress WAS
passed and hr forwarded 10 the Treasury pAfiment
tl- rec. p's of the Collector, artwUut, ii them. No
bonds could have remained Except those III SUIT. mith.Gt
fraud and cOiusOu brl"een nI and Tia Cell! st"r but
al provisions 0 law must prove Gnavalng Yn!rss bde'
auae uenas are attached 10 dspr ihug entrusted with
The public nn,y ir"r ans n visitu;lal power
RECOMMENDED by The President in his late message be
given. To insure prompt d.t. clion.
ar Pricr. the iuk papers say, did h"i lei his ia
n!y knew at Ik uGCd departure from the country,
hut prteudrd That hr about I" 20 TO Washington
and sent hi. little the Philadelphia boat TO cCnsssl
his real destination - GiD5c