Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.


This Sta g has again given Federal minority but II
has been reduced since the last Congress ona election
about three ourths: then II vas lU2u nov u IS ao""t
$50 AZ this rate the Wing mni"rlty viii be reversed
before the ex, election in the State corresponding
Dem cratic guin in Tie other States would leave me
FrdrraIists but S,aps- Massachusetts end vermont
aud ii would he ought sqmstz even II them
FROM The which We have seen We are led TO
belle sc that ths Democratic vote has been larger IN
RHODE Island al the atp election than ever was before
The following exraci from letter OF n Wing al no,
yidpnoe to the Editors Of The New York journal OF
Commerce" shows how such large Democratic vote
was uvercGmc-iI was cone by manufacturing feoefd'
voters in the cc;inn fDc'"rra:
"Consiiprrg the efforts made by The administrator
we ave ACHE we'd triumph worthy of good cause -
Our victory is u,nny owing the great influence cser
cised hv CIV Sprsgue and his brother These gentle
mon as you know. extensively engaged IL man
nacnrss. and popular and Influential ~ many towns
For example. prior Ia the election of members of Con
erpss il 1881 Warwick, thu residence OF CIV Spfnrn",
wos accustomed 10 give n Loco Fnco m ,riiy o! $50
voice Il gives ihr W hgs 100 majority. Cransi"n.
the residence of Amasa Spragne Esq. which formerly
cse, Loco Focn majority o! ~ v"i's yesterday tirc'"o
MIR Spragup 10 The Assembly by % majority could
name nlIrr towns where The power nl these gPntlem"n
is efficiently e1er,ed Tor the ascendency OF wing prn
cip'rs
The Fet.r raj editors hava hren holding their breh'hs
ever since the eIeclinns CONNIE cricu last spring We
1rtct they will raise grrar ha"o ahaut what
they will ca The khr DE- Island HhiG ric!orv Some :"
th-m have he their beahs So long that they look as
If ,hsy were hl,a,ed In about week from this '"
the breath Of Prentice. of The Housewife Journal Wi
probably he strong enough 10 hang hcary m"oi hat
/ upon We advise The Wings 90, c'ror o. all their
wrrd row fer We believe they will mol have another
( Tut rk0nfc ih's fall
/ We have always ccncrdpd Rhode Island 10 The Fede
ralists in esrimsips hich give majority OF FROM
10 for the Democrats in the next Cor gress IT H.
part nr it, had gone f,r u.s. il would have broken in
! upon ca!cuaiinn
| ifrom ME y ] Ers"ing Post. 2"gust 90
RnnUE ISLAND The tao Wing members of Con-
cress from Rhode Island reelected on Tuesday by
diminished majority Al the places in the State have
been heard from except Block Island lf that place
give. The vote at tie last election. Nh. Crnns"n
III he chosen by about $40 minority and Mr. Tiing
has, by about 900. The Wing mHi my the previous
rlrcii"n Of members, 1910. making D,m"crHtc
/ gain that time Of between and eight hun
drsd in the STATE.
! Extract from litter dattd
! PRovipE>cr, r. Angus, %, 1889
Official returns enough received 10 make our rei-ai
c"riarn Last Congressional election, were bfaen
co., the majority now against US is about $50. Tie
details of Gupc'y corruption etc practisrd by the enc
ms yet disclosed; hu Of our county
I towns have most sadly deceived rs Twenty Two M!
lions Of Bank and manufacturing capital brought To bear
on about coo voters horrid. and have felt it. We
will take courage and try agaIn = G'obe.
! RHODE ISLAND CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
GREAT DiMooRATic GALS.