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

tr1te foaling voes snd duplicate them Ivy consent Of
corrupt officers ut The polis--lhe system which has
been followed Gp in the city Of New York Albany and
ioughkeepse, where water craft could pour in travel
ing tribe OF ballot bearess-he game which the Demo.
cracy has recently played with Federalism has been that
oil an honest yeomIn concndng rattle with al &C.
complished black!eg provided with loaded dice"
Such means are sufficient tn damn any Every
man, who Is friend 10 free institutions ought 10
take up arms against them. If no, irowned down by
the force Of public sentiment may arrive at the
odious oorruptions Of the British Hastings Purses will
be openly subscribed to carry election Voters will
be bought up like cattle in the market candidate will
stand htlle chance Of being elected unless he or his
friends expeDd thousands Of pounds upon the contest
1t is indeed 10 poison the Springs of Liberty at
their very 1t is The worst species of Treason
against the very foundations Of our Government The
aiders and abettos of such abomnabc expedients
only be put down By tic strong current Of public repro
hation.
But whatever be the causca of The defeat its extent
has disappointed both parties Our Correspondent from
the interior Of New York who The first to prepa
for it, not himself TO have been suIicen lily
prepared for 1t. lie wrote the 29Ll October, as
follows:
with the success of 4 Wing Governor goes most
likely, Wing Assembly and The return OF MIR. Tall.
madge TO the U. S. Senate by Joint ballot of the
Houses. 1t, however, carry the city of New York
the election in which regard the most doubtful al.
though have placed il at 1000 Wings, and admit the
possibility of its being much for the Republican tick
esthe character Of the House is uncertain. My tables
elect i've Wings to The Senate and three Republicans
but the Wings not OF than four, and they
may get six II they obtain FIVE the next Senate will
stand "a Wings to IS Repubicans- may be 10 10 II
am not certain shall carry the Sd district There
is bare possibility Of losing the second but it is mo-,
probable.
'But the Wings will make sad havoc with mem.
bers Of Congress | regard the election of l3 Repub.
leans and Is Wings, as beyond any doubt-the rest
all uncertain. We shalt certainly lose eight districts
Duchess, Ulster and Sullivan, Albany Rensselaer,, Sa-
ratoga and Schenectady, Jeterson-ouc candidate in
Oneida and Oswego, and Essex Clinton and Warren.
We hazard Montgonery-two in Columbia, Green and
Schohars-two in Cortland, Tompkins, Toga and Che.
mung, Chenango, Cayuga, Wayne and Seneca--and two
districts down the rvsr-besdes Cambe leng and Moore
in New York. hardly see how shall escape from a
minority in next Congressional delegation. But if
only lose eight makes change of sixteen against
U.s. and be decisive of the of the Sub Treasury
'The only substantial use which ell this will be of 10
you, proves true, will be- 10 prepare you urge
with redoubed energy and perseverance, upon the Pre-
sdent and Congress at its next session. the settlement
of the Vexed Sub Treasury question: by the adoption
Of the Special Opposite System which you have zeal
ously advocated. The IA Conservative votes thrown
with the Administration strength, would carry it against
the Wings. In the next Congress- am afraid we shall
not have votes enough 10 compromise even on this
ground
The following is the result far as it has been ascer
tanned, from the Albany Argus of Monday last:
hlaores for Governor Marcy ,i03 Stewards 81 ,0Ge
Stewards majority, 1855.
"Fifty.,hree counties. The remaining counties may
add 9 or 800 to Stewards majority.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.