Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-02

was dend majority Of 30 900 against him II he shalt
bring down this majority TO 900 votes he will have
n"ne wonders Ii Cannon is elected, his majority must
Dr small The prospects of Polk however atterng
Ills competitor has decided ciay in the
lact that he IS in office Ever since this State became
member OF The Union. custom has obtained of elect
'ng th' 1oVeLnnr Tor three trims. This custom will
I'VE Cannon 5000 votes which he conId moi ob,oin if
ih he and Polk before the peonle for The FIRST
I'm 81. Cannons majority in East Tennessee xas
tween and thousand; III Middle Tennessee IL
q; aud IN the Western district, comptebep d,co
icounrs. / thousand In the frs, named of these
ciinns W. have positive assurances that Cannon can.
come out more than length ahead He may beat
Tx there ~ or ijIO out OF $4,000. We shall re- elect
'rClellan over Nc Kinney by l2 or 1900. DR. Powell
III be close upon General Ca.ters heels if lie does
at him. Black well has the advantage, thus inr,
one and We have good reasons TO count upon his esc
N There is no saGncer Democrat than Blackwell IN
Union ln this secGtnn. Middle Tennessee) Turney
~ be re- elected By large una prity. Campbell also
u will beat Burton hut lie will come out with heavy
rtaiIment Of his former mnlnrI'iPs His district COM
"hsnds only two counties Davidson and Wilson Ia
aV'ds"n he may have majority ct two or thee hun.
"a, and IN W son six OF seven hundred In the sd
ming District, comprchending Rutherford and Will
tmson, Chlldress, the Democratic candidate, will be
a'en Inc turner county hrs long been strongly Re.
raj. In Rutherford. which votes SEQ. The parties are
atiY equally divided johnson a Democrat, IS II! beat
nraham Brown. our candidate. will bea, Shields, the
te member In the Western District the contest be-
"rpn Dunlap. Dtmocrar and Williams Federal. will
close Crockett. Federal. Will beat Pavatt, Democrat,
1T may be-, then. that shall gain FIVE members o.
"ngress, and seems pretty certain that shall gain
rec. Johnson. Bfown and Blackwell
ut 10 probable that shall have majority in slle
-nate Of our State Legislature aDd it is perfectly ~
10 that shall have large accession 10 our strength
the House Of Representa- Judge White you will
receive has entered into the canvass, and has made
'eech which The Federal presses every where re-.
nhlshng. BY this speech The Judge intended 10 stop
lie ball OF revolution which i. rolling through East
enness'e. lie old man mis- hi as well attempt 10 stop
she flowing Of the waters OF the Mississippi, into the
Gull of Mexico In The contes, which is g"lng.oE
here The s-drrnliss feel f p"lk elected that the Pre-
sdrnilai contest IS settlrd in Democratic Tennrssre
hatif Cannon succeeds. they vii have another chance
in November. lS40. The efforts therefore which they
are now making desperate But you may rely upon
it, that in November, 40, Mr.. Van Buren, will beu- MIR
Clay in this Stale badly-very badly. To the vote which
Col Polk viii receive, you mag add at he least, 10 OOO
and you will then have tie real strength Of Van Buren,
in any contest with CInU
"Tbat bargain OF February, 1925, lie not
will be either forgotten or forgiven by Inc people or
Tennessee Il, is This bargain which will undo Mr. Clay
here, "hpnsver his parllsans openly unfutl his flag
am"ngstus
"A vast majority Of voters so far from admirng
Mr. Clay feel either indferen, towards him dislike
HIM lie never has core any thing for Tennessee and
certainly mnch against her bss, interests ILeisse Mat
tins >ate ~6s as dseiddIy for Fan Buren, in forembsr
1910. as Ntu Hampshire "
III since giving out the above Letter Tor the prfss,
We have c"nversed with most intelligent ViTgtuian,
who has been recently hr0ugh Tennessee He gives i,
as his unqualified opn"n that Mr. Polk will be elected.
He says the political changes in Tennessee, since Mr..
Clay WAS brought upon the tapis have been beyond
description. Judge bite is no longer charmed name
WORTH C3ROLIN.7-Sanlys District
Tho Raleigh Star OF Wednesday morning gives only
"parnl returns, which had been receved-but Gays,
"lhere is doubt Of the election Of Stanly by
handsome majority In Beaufort, Sanlys majority is
upwards of 500, and two precincts De heard from
hree counties yet he heard from-ln 1887, SANKEY'S
majority Wilson SOL. The vote in the whole
District was, Slanly 2sI2, Wilson 3l7-majority Coo
Halls present majority, about 7221hree Wing coun-
ties and two precincts yet 10 be heard from. The Star
regrets to learn that rencon,re took place at Paclous
Pitt the day OF election, which resulted in the death
Of two men, CT hon. Mr.. Cherry, was shot acci
denaIly."