Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
FAX Borough) and Walker of wes'moreland, twho
dead shv, every vote at the las. Session ogains,
Lint IInts this mar

l i. I IIpuss 6 5 SO II 4
50 &C ii
N Houses o the Legislature consist Of $50
- j. : he {! majority. Now, according 10 this
b,Ir the friends The Administration SOLITARY nd
- All! want oniy vote 10 defeat Mr.. Rpss. and :
s.rc, Srn,'"r : The Wings (proper and fsaclcahlr)
Il h- aA al the Conservatives will still want l2 10
W., Mr. Rivcs IL all the Wings be unr, in favor OF
nb.r candidate. an upon the issue Of The Presidential
r,c,1n i, is dhcu 10 Sc how that union can be et.
,sl they will sill, want carry their candidate
-. u;D be unable 10 exc out the deficient member
rr' The trends of the Administration draw upon the
Conservatives the lmpactsabe Wings for the shat
,bey nav want 10 constitute majority in favor OF
ADMINISTRATION Senator:
y;ss rsrr"ns We agree, therefore, with the r.
VA, that iron the present attitude of parties nothing
an bs done without surrender the part of some Of
,b members OF long cherished preJudices and bitter
,ss,umrn,s Which will yield. Can all the Conser.
,irss yo,e for Wing? Canary? Will any of them;
al one Of the Improbable Wings vote for an Ad
ro,.ration Senator We say, only onc-for, who can
ra5. Ina, Henry Smith Of Russell who gave every shot
I session for Judge Mason, will hesitate to vote
:,,n Administration SENATOR when his and another
,,e viii be sufficient TO secure an Election: We will
net bs.!sre Il - 49,
,,;y can carry lis without the aid of the small band
H. named who emphs,ically hold The balance Of power
"a. whc cannoi throw into either scale, without ha.
ard 10 Ihemsrlvesand all know, that danger 10 self
one OF The first considerations with modern pnlili.
rsn" The Wing confines its observation TO the Con-
,,rg,res alone But there is another "small band ;"
cha will be found 10 play as important part in the
DIANA the Conservatives They are the Impractical
h, lhgs Are there not Of these, whose nffnites
r be found stronger for the Administrator than for
Vhggsry-stionger for NJ Van Buren, and State Rights
,ad ms financial measure. than for the Wing nominee,
and National Bank, and a,itudnous construction Of
the Constitution: Did not distinguished Wing,
cu'y ~ this city, declare, that Of these lmpract
Cables fact, Hhig Gh-and how many others
al linn Ike MT Hbpnf hrpo1
is made upon the construction of the Constitution
wi.l pretend to conjecture. There may be cleo
ton las, session; but decidedly under
tn IMPRESSION that neither MIR Rives q Wing can
dGae can be elected But 10 adopt the phraseology OF
the Wing, these "are matters which must remain in
dout; un, the issue is made, and which it would be
waste OF words TO attempt TO solve at present..
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
We are sl, rather fog, abou, the resul,.-The n.
Y + Post Of Monday Evening presents The following
Summary of the returns received in Boston Saturdays
The Boston Morning Post OF Saturday, me n,uIs the,
tie corrected aggregates of the made The
Democratic Reading Rooms Friday evening, were
thus: for Morton 80 $685. for Everett so $780, giving The
former majority Of 3o4, md adds:
la Di:lmou'h instead of l6 majority for Everett
there Is "a Tor Morton. Difference, 40 to be added TO
,a> above. 10 Pitisfed 10 IN our favor. Eastman Is
aga'us, In Barre q in favor. Increasing Nor.
toas majority G3. making il All The remaining four
towns will slightly increase Mortons majority They
se-Buckand Muuroe, and Rowe, in franklin; and
Nj Washington, in Berkshire. Last year they gave
IL Tor Morton l57 for Everett Morton will lead Eve.
sit al least 400 in the whole Stale.
The scattering votes still believe will not be suf.
fc,nt 10 defeat an election. Last year. when the Abo.
tnhls's run distinct ticket, there but about 500
scattering votes in the Stale. This year the Aboonisls
run Governor Everett their candidate In this city
sGee The most scauerng votes usually given, there
are but 70. gentleman from Plymouth informs
h,re was but one scattering vote for Governor heard Of
10 HAT county. In Essex COUNTY we are told tina, in
cad m III az hsc boap afato
i IN Salem and 10 IN Danvers We can hear of no
in that county full return and correc, count
W eel confident will give Us Democratic Governor, by
tne popular vote
1.-The Boston Daily Advertiser, Wing print gives
rCurns all The the Stale but six ard makes
majority Tor Morton Of onl, 2l5 Tint Print seems
to suppose thar The election OF Morton may be avoided
by registering Irregular the returns OF The town of
Cheshire in Berkshire where 200 votes were given for
Morton, and only Tor Everett and also the returns of
East n, IN Bristol county, where Morton had majority
Of 50
The political character Of the Massachusetts House
o! Representatives cannot be determined until the va
canc.s are hIled up The number Of these very con
Siderable and the elections must all take place previous
10 the 2o'h OF this month. When the Representatives
nre they, JOINT ballot, with such of the Senators as
chnsen must fill The vacancies 10 the Senate choos
ing from among the persons who have received The high
number of votes in their respective counties When
Senate s foil The House Of Represen will pro-
coed 10 count The votes for Governor, and if person
chosen the House will cleo, two persons out Of the four
having the hghee. number of votes and send their
names to the Senate who will choose of them Go
vernon.
The Bay Stale Democrat Of Saturday gives the list Of
reiuns from the different counties The paper was is
sued in the oeruoon jus, before the railroad left The
city The result is majority of a05 for Morton.
Ire Boston Dolly Advertiser estimates Morton ma.
j'r'g al 2iS and has the following remarks the po
iucnI c mTlexinn Of the legislature
"THE senate 1t seems probable, from the present
safe ct the RETURNS, that there are l6 Nhig and 10
yam plnfnh cnhn tn Tho Sano and hat
there are eight vacancies The Wings chosen in
Suffolk >. Essex 8, Hampshire 2, Plymouth |. Barnsa
biz l. Nan ucket and Dukes !. Van Buren, Mddiesex
probably s. (h,ugb there is some doubt whether more
than 3arp chosen) Hampden 2 Berkshire =, Norfolk 3,
Plymouth !, probably, uhoogh it is by certain
that both Wing candidates not chosen and Bristol
The vacancies are, in Suffolk /, Worcester g. Fran
In ] and possibly | or 9 in hliddIesex
The House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, The Wings
ought no, to b. fd-nt that they have secured
majority 10 The House Of Representatives"
The Boston Atlas Of Monday gives Morton majority
over his opponent of 24a Two towns only remained
10 be heard from and these gave majority Tor Everett
last year Of 80. The Atlas SAYS:
I've hear already Of go scattering votes in 80 towns
The remaining towns will more than double this mum,
Der We mag safely say, therefore, that there is no
choice made by The people"
The result still uncertain; but thing is not de-
nfc that Morton is ahead of Everett, and that the
Sn!nl"n IN Massachusetts is immense. Some of the
wing presses aScfibe The result entirely TO the 10 gallon
law; but the Atlas is candid enough 10 make the follow
ing confession:
lt is useless 10 conceal, and il is vain TO deny, tina,
independently OF all local questions whatever the
principles Of loco focoism have made rapid and alarm
lhg progress in this Commonwealth during the past
year We familiar with the frame, hull, and
whole construction of the Wing ship, that We nigh,
easily pnn! out several tender places in her bottom, in
' OF which leak has Unexpectedly started at the
hms"
les, iii eaky enough But the Wing presses in Vir.
e'ha have struck cause 10 damp our exulta-
u"n They sa,e. that Morton is avowed Adolf.
ZIONIST The Norfolk Herald contends, "that the
q all their rejoicing the election OF thorough paced
out and out ABoLiTioNIsT-as ultra Arthur Tsppan
himself But this is carrying the joke little too far.
Judge Morton has PROFESSIONALLY erred this subject