Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-12

city, ard drums beating; but fighting. no Gnarrrllng
Crowds ha filed the before Old Ind rcndrncr
Hail. most of the day. After night the spertneic was very
imposing The waving lags-tne large lransparcncIes
in front Of the Head quarters Of the cunlcndng parties,
and the nnulnerahe transparent lights passing through
the dense Of thousands OF Voters and LOCKERS on
Of The Fair SIR all combined, presented most inler
esting ard singular Waiting in one ot The tree
Halls Tor tho returns 10 n write thus hasiy Dul
len amid the shouts of the mu;itude-Ihe Par''zans OF
each claiming be triumphant, Mty btlert; tor, no
returns are yet ascertaincd.
"UedGssdoy morning, = Oclock-Ritncrs majority IN
the city, 027 or IO4I.
"Paynter reelected by from 500 10 600
"Nay!or re elected, is believed-returns not COM
plete.
1.-The Wings much rlaed-but bad feeling
(FrUm Uednssdny nights Gi0bc
"No Philadelphia papers this evening" but we learn by
The passengers thai Rner received Ul7 majority IN the
city, and Porter 200 majority in the county OF rhia'
delphn.
"R,ner 485 minority in Delaware county.
THE hest news is that The renegade Sutherland is
beaten GOO by Col. Paynier.
"lngsrsos majority for Congress in the Sd District,
far as heard FROM about 600 The Northern Lber.
Ties not counted out, where The Wings can make the
majority what they please, they have all the Judges
Therefore, exPec, TO be beaten in the distict.'
In the estimate Of The Harrisburg lnelligencer (W)
OF the 9Th September, majority OF 350n IS given 10
'tncr IN The city and county Of Philadelphia, and 3Oo
the county Of Delaware In the estimate of The Penn
eyvanan ~ published on the morning Of the cleo.
lion. 1000 is allowed 10 Rner in the city and county
of Phlladeph and in Delaware 100 in 1885, Wolf
and Muhlenburgs majority in the city and county was
13OG-ln Delaware, Rilner'S majority wus 49,
MARYLAND-C Complete.
Grason's ". b. majority for Governor 2ll.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The election for members of Congress took place on
Monday last We have received returns yet; but we
shall have many Of them for the paper.
The discussion between Niessrs Calhoun and Thomp.
in that District has been kept up with great spirit.
A friend of General Thompson in the Charleston Cou-
rier describes their meeting al nGerson Courthouse at
the Barbecue Of the 9Th September and claims the vic
tory for Gen. T-hlr. Calhoun spoke one hour and q
hall, and his conclusion many Of his friends up
puuded When Gen. Thompson finished, the air
was rent with shouts and clopping Of hands. Mr..
Calhoun replied for half hour. Gen Thompson an.
swcred for about the length Of time -Thcy each
spoke againand the writer says, "The applause wlen
T. finished, was immense. II tremendous con-
fct of four hours in which our gallant representative
noby sustained his high reputation Crhe writer says
that I. had the advantage in point of temper) "The
result of The election (says hey is now beyond doubt
This district is not TO be dictated to-"
The contest in Charleston has been Of more pleas.
ant character. The name Of Mr. Poinset was dragged
into the discussion; and it gave rise
which are likely 10 lead 10 further discussion.