Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

majority Marcy ~ about lUUtO - ] lie HSSri"hylS
divided, 50 Wings, and 4G Van Buren, men; Uswego
county having elected one member of each party. Wing
majority 3G-The Senate is divided il Wings and l.
Van Buren, Van Buren, majority 4. WING ma.
jori,y in j1nt ballot, 32.-COngtess2i WEigs-i9 Van
BuIen.
John Smith, the Democratic Candidate for Congress,
in the 4t District, where there previously no rec.
ton has now succeeded BIZ handsome majority. Tie
following is letter in the n. \. Ev. Pos:
"MoSTPELiER, lG,h Nov. l-@S.
'Dear Sir With mach pleasure inform you that The
Fourth District is redeemed.
The Hon. John Smith, the Democratic c1ntGtie
from The 18th District is elected by least 300 majority,
possibly $50 so you will see the Green Mountain boys
are ret 10 De frightened by Mr.. Bidde's agents. Bur.
Engon and Ch;;srden counties, the residence Of Dir.
Allen. which have formerly given Why majority both
give Saith majority
MASSACHUSETTS.
Fo! Gortg"o5.-ln 2>9 towns, Everett, ~ Di9
Morton 2i2o
Wing majority l0,l2i
The Boston Atlas (W) reports u Why Senator'S elected
and Rrpubican-ln the II Of K so far, 800 Wings
aud l35 Republicans. All the Wing Congressman
elected but in dis,rc,sin Of which, The lt!n,
Williams q. B is chosen and in the 4th there is 40
choice.
The full return not yet in. The Wings have not Sc!
despaited-bu, some Of the Wing papers expires
the opinion that Crary (F Il is elected. The Detroit
Free Press Of the l2 inst contains the reported returns
Of the election in Of The counties Of Michigan oge.
tier with estimated results in the remaining districts
The editor says, he does entertain doubt Of The
election Of Mr.. C'ary (Dcm) 10 Congress, By hand
majority. In the Stale Senate tie Press claims
for the Democrats tIcere members, aud anns the FcGr
rails fire In the House, he gives to each party 20
members, and claims clear and decided Democratic
ma jority in Joint ballot.
The Columbus Ohio Statesman Of the 10Th says,
"Thc Northern mail, just in, confirms former tumofs
that Democratic friends in Michigan have made
clean work Of it. Members Of CGmgIess, SENATE and
House, Democratic, by decided maJGr!,!Cs. Glory
enough for Michigan!'
CANADA INSURRECTlON.
Sir George Arthur, Governor CT Upper Canada, has
published Proclamation in which he complains ct
Of The people Of The IT, s. but in conct!IaoFy
tone which 1--WE agree with the ~ Y STAR reflects great
credit his good :cnse trusts TO the good faith OF cur
Government:
Relying (say, he) on the amy and good faith Of
the American Government. have made 10 IT, through
the medium Of Her Majestys Minister at Washington,
such representations will, trust, ensure lis mtHcGl
ale and decisive interference, in suppressing these out
rageous proceedings of lis border citizens. >,
81 have likewise written to The officers OF the u .
Army commanding the frontier, whose honorable
profession and personal characters claim oLr conf.
dence, urging them viGoruu to second me e"'s OF
their Government by the employment OF every ne ans
that may be at their dsposal -sir Etorge calls mo
service several regiments Of militia in addition I" The
regular urces-advises humane cOursP-says lie has
no wish to urge established church" &c.
The confidence he expresses in the friendship al our
tIOf
from the following eloquent ard impressive Proclaim.
lion Of the President Of The u. SatesAltrr reading
this paper, what 10 think Of this oudacrou- ac'
cusatlon Of that piotgatc print, The e. \ C5Hie' .
Enquirer
POs,;aic in the Northern States, Government
would destroy its last hope OF esannc Ne asc"n"1" ny
efficient aid present eIgencies But While Mr 'an Euh
may be unwilling lend direct assistance 10 'he
the sympaiiso from apprehension Of the inevitable ohse
quences he be willing that the country should DC w.
VOWED in fit eau be induced without the evident ncne
in of
appiehend 10 be The Of MI Van ga 9"a''' Tue
crsna that IL now enacns upon our Northern i0n'''
(From Wcdnesday .Nightc Gi01e.J
By the President If the Initial MattS q .In'''oa'
a PROCLAMATlON.
WHEREAS, there is too much reason 10 ceiie'e mat
citizens OF the United States IN d5Tegaid oil me solemn
warning heretofore given them By the prcclamaions
Issued by The Executive Of the Genera! Government,
and by some of the Governors Of The States have com
bned 10 disturb the peace oi t"e commons OF hegn
bor;nr and friendly nation And whereas, information
has been riyen me, derived from official and other
sources that many citizens in different parts Of the UNI
ted States associated, associang, tor the same
purpose And whereas disturbances have actually bIo'
ken out in different parts Of the two Canados;
And whereas hostile invasion has been made by cii-
zens OF the United States in com uncIon w!th Cahau
and Others who after orcbly Selling upon the pro-
perty Of their peaceful negh5or for The purpose Of ell
fecting their unlawful! designs, no" IN arms against
the authorities Of Canada in perfect disregard oil ,ef
obligations American citizens, and OF me oo'Sa-
tons Of the Government Of their country 70 !oe'gh ia
tons:
Now therefore, have though, j, necessary and pro-
per 10 issue this proclamation calling upon every citizen
Of the United States neither TO give counfhance nor
encouragement Of any kind TO those VINO ha't t''u'
feed their claim 10 the protection Of their country upon
those misguided or deadsd persons who are engaged IN
them to abandon projects dangerous 10 their own county
faa! to those whom they profess desire 10 49,,
-,n,;c.bie NJ execution without foreign aid, which they
cannot rao mi expect obtain and giving to i'm
pua,ions however un(ounded upon the honor ana gGoo
md r,srv and upon every cilizcn-by the Yeneai''n