Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-26

=, r. me-, me" and showed greater strength than We
lie go. master Of but this was the pteternaturai
,p'sS dsa,h struggle. Thanks to the energy ana
,rUon @ e he Democrats OF That nome S's'e'
,he inspiration OF good cause n ns. p.oa ~, ,as,
,rSs ~, ,ns,ra,e in the dust halt eiess It's last
70 w ,ad IN hswans its hard 10, and pouring
IN ,,;,,s mon its victorious adversaries.-
~ ~, !, rest undisiureed
;' ' d. m 10 the last moment has sheWn It's usual
ne n At calculation in relation TO the result OF
and .;, s'fe,po
r s",nrr Hhig before il, containing returns which
NNhss s;,ot Of that consistent and determined
HsV =, Federalism to give up every thing for lost,
Sn,'" yesterday still had the folly or the Impotence
bee " - lis readers that there was room to hope
n''"'I, ak faction in Mississippi was triumphant
81 the The returns from various counties border.
isf ce'a ,emoe from he river, counties which in
enc ~ rs,rs hid given Federal maioIities, which
iNI sa reversed or greatly diminished al the late
ere ~" ,bs Bee holds forth in this style:
scac" those imperfect returns, scarcely comprising
"N"n f the counties we are at loss to CONCEIVE
ss'snn, ,ssson the Loco Foco organ In this city,
ID %I VIVA, Governor, Congressman and all
i@s ~ bu, a common sample of the boas,tui ar
-, oi that print. II Is Impossible SO lar " oe'el
Inch p,riy has trumphed
ns "|'I I'M article is copied from the journal men
I;a tho foregoing sentences-the Vlcksourg wing,
ns ,a Of The 18th inst, and 1t IS remarkable, out
The least degree surprising. that ,h,s very arucie
~ ~ ,hs hands of the Bee Editors before the above
s :" .,scrsph was sent 10 press! The Sicksouig
G,su p,,eTv accuts Us, think, Of the charge I'M
hS &c hy the Bee, Of "boastfu arrogance, charge
1sG ws have never meIited, and which is made with
W., grace hy the Bee:]
81! from the Vicksburg Whig Of Non IL
rn. RrsrLr-We have received returns OF the cleo.
s,om but very few counties as yet, but enough IS
0A uc think to warrant in the conclusion, That
oi has returned to her idols, that this proud State
o,rs more chained herself TO that juggernaut car
S.ss nonderous wheels have been for ten long and
Years, rolling over and crushing the earth, The
: the happiness and the liberties or this once Tree
,os,srous people Fasehood and hypocrisy have
r,bsd over truth and honesty, and this chivalrons
s has bowed her hend in shame and dishonor II
n ~ idle in US TO say that not both grieved
u 6,s,ppon,ed at the result. We arc We did not,
,ood not believe. that Mississippi would again unite
ss,f with that wicked and prohigae party, which for
Gears has lorded il the land. We could not be-
:. bs, she would abandon the noble stand which two
-, 400 she assumed in defence of correct principles
u constitutional liberty but the result proves that
we're mistaken, and that she has again consented
bcoms an humble follower OF the men and the party,
N less than two short years ago. attempted TO de.
ye her Of her dearest rights, and snatch from her
nv The richest Jewel in her coronet, &c, DC. We
I'M no, nnw allude TO, notice in any manner, The
uss which have conspired to produce result SO dit
n, from hat had anticipated II IS sufficient tor
,ressnt purpose that zee are defeated We will not
~ Via, means, or hv what agencies his defest has
En- brought shout suffice il at present that it is so
,,tog of the Wings of this State have done nobly,
NH, hers have covered themselves with eternal and
n8ving shame To the Wings of Kinds, Yazoo, Clai
ne and Rankin no by their slav sh devotion TO men,
childish discussions among themselves, have hro,on
.ay our strength and deprived US Of majority IN the
syIsa,ure we have no, one word of reproach or cen
te 10 utter. &c. &c.
From The TieksJurg Sentinel, Noe. u
"SrLL THEY COME The news from The election u
r.. Al he 70
cNu,, is no doubt elected by much larger majority
50 his friends anticipated. and so are the Democratic
.mbers Of Congress Gov. McNutt will beat The
Wig candidate about four thousand votes and The De
9cra,ic me MIXERS Of Congress will beat their WING
ns at least three thousand But the most sigma
cory will be for u S. Senator J Walker will be
c,ed by Is or 30 votes the first balot-a larger ma
NY than any Senator has received for the last TIVE mtg
To the polite attention of the clerk Of steamer EN-
ss which arrived last night, we are indebted for
cksburg Sentinel Of tae 18th, from which we extrac
following:
The riumphal car of Democracy still rolls on, ant
hggery lies PROSTATE in the dust In The twenty
unes already heard from, Governor McNutt is aheac
Judge Turner, upwards Of 900 votes. and we have
ined IA members in the Legislature. The Democratic
.mesrs of Congress are close on the heels Of the Go
krnu, We have heard from nearly every county in
hich the w. gs ever had majority. When we shall
I've foil returns from the other 70 counties Of the State
~ majority will not fall much short OF GOO. We will
&c about 90 majority on joint ballot II seems that
ppople CO no, sympathize much in the lachrymose
.ines and revilincs Of the Wings against the 'odnus
,hlrsasuiy.' the specie humbug, &c &C. We think
al the Wings must admit that the people are op
sed In post notes u S. Bank, irredeemabe paper FOL
e relief Of the people, and that they determined
have the constitutional currency Of the U. 8 gold
I'D silver.
From the Matches Free Trader)
"THE PRosrEcr : In the ten counties from which we
k,se authentic and full returns, viz:-Adams, Wikn
70, Copiah, Lawrence, franklin, Jefferson, Claiborne
Rankin, Kinds, and Ami,e The Wing Congressional dis
Er,s have an average majority Of 466 In the same
gn,iss in 1888 the Wing average majority ,3O1
lost 10 the wing ticket ,04l.
"Of the members elected 10 the Legislature, far at
ssrd from. there is Democratic gain Of TWELVE,
l.: loss Of TWO"
sFLYrsG REPoRTs.-A letter from gentleman in Ben
the editor Of the vcksburg Sentinel, asserts that
c. Campbell, the Democratic candidate in Yazoo, has
Graysnn, Wing, for the Senate, 80 votes, and tina
Sharp, Democrat has beaten Davis, Wing, 26 votes
ris, the other Wing candidate, is reelected Demo
ric gain for The Legislature of two members from Va
An extra ou, the Office Of the Southern Star, Gala
informs that The two Democratic candidates have
in Simpson county, gain OF Two votes IN the
egsaure for the Democrats. The same paper also as
'eS US that the Democratic candidate Tor the Legsla
ae in Covington county, has been elected
A gentleman of this city who arrived here yesterday
co Commerce brought information that l.. A. Besan
no. Esq has been chosen to represent Tunica county
he Legislature. Democratic gain.
'Lowndes county has given small majority Tor the
spubllcan ticket for Governor and Congress- but has
'cied two Wings and one Van Buren, man 10 the lie.
stature, Che latter, lessee Speight, formerly in Con
sss rom North Carons) The vote stood: For Co.
'nor-McNur (v. b. 62l, Turner Nv } GIG. Con
fss-Bngamin (W) 6l0, Davis Nv COG, Brown ".
vi, Thompson ". b. 6lS.
'Aoxubee has aiyen Wing majority throughout"
MISSOURI.
The St Louis Argus OF the lh reports majority o!
east 600 for Jameson, which in the SO counties to
heard from will run up to more :han 5000!
HARRISBURG CONVENTION.
HE Wing camp is in some commotion about the no
nation Of their candidate.-The Wing Convention OF
City and County Of New York have nominated four
segaes 10 The Convention, viz Dudley Seiden, 10
nc. Wemore, Robert Smith and Judah Hammond,
a'e favorable to MIR. Clay. The Convention have
opted the resolutions Of the Wings Of n. Carolina,
tg with this supplemental resolution
Ntnon at Harrisburg advantage Of nominating H. Clay
believe he will the undivided Of the Wing
this Cy and Satp and that his namo will add largely 10
bc among those who have heretofore supported the
:sai'a,ion at Warrington.
Tie Convention of The 4,h Congressional District Of
.a York composed Of Delegates from we.iches,er