Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
Correspondence Of TIE Tmes.]
Srv H,yrS Wednesday, EvpnIup. Suy


The Convention has jus, closed the session. II has
been harmonious and enthusiastic and The spirit is uni
versa hat We shall fog the FetcIas.s next Spring
never better feeling.
Hon !. w. Crawford was President of the Con"en.
ton M,ssrs &. Pond Of Hartford, a Bsssell Of New
Haven.J w. Keeney of New London, Silns Davis Of
Fairfield, T Crosby OF Wndharn, } H. Harrison. Of
Ltchfrld, G. Arnold Of MiddescS ard o Holt OF To!
land, Vice Presidents
On banting for candidate for Governor, there
2i6 votes given in-tre Hon john ii. Niles had zig,
and WINS unanimously recommended as The Democratic
candidate.
The Hon jain Stuart nominated for Lieutenant
Governor, by about The same vote as we're Messrs Je
renIuh Brown, for Treasurer. Jabez w bite. il for
Secretary md Charles II Pond Tor Comptroller.
We shall elect these gentlemen Ofthat. | feel more
confident than preceding the convention, although even
then fell assured, from every evidence around me- that
should be successful Depend npcn il the right spirit
prevails, and the best feelings aroused.
From every part of the State .hr intelligence is
received The people tired Of modern Whagety-
They tired OF Ellsworth and 1inman The folly Of
the is only eqnnled by The knavery of the other.
Spread The good banner TO the hreezc-the Cunpbells
are comng-let the ~stchwod Of Gen. Wayne at Stony
Point be ours "the State is our own"
The Convcnrion which recently assembled in Ilom
ton county. Ohio to appoint Delegates 10 the National
Convention passed the following resolutions:
Bat Chronicle.
Rcsolrcd, Tina, the delegate elected TO represent
Harrisburg be and he IL hereby instructed toeSert all
his influence 10 secure the nomination of Gen. WILL
LIAM n. HARRISON, of Ohio. tor the Presidency.
And further, that he pledge lhr hearty co operation in
support Of The nomination Of HAT Convention by tie
Opposition Of this District.
Reso,ed. That with the name OF the Farmer OF North
Bend 10 represent the principles advocate. We could
upon the Presidential with Of
success and o.! restoring the Government to lis former
pury-wIen the Administrator could in truth say,
HNoT FOR OURSELVES. BUT FOR THE PUBLIC"
Third Scnnte District The Eve. Journal Of yester
day sets down Gen Root elected, because he has
majority Of by the votes allowed by the county can
vasscrs and because there is vote for Eras;is Root,
and for 'Erasins Rsot,' which it SAYS 'may be a.
lowed" Now, there are votes for "Fn h. " ilson,
q in Delaware in Columbia, and in Albany which
By established custom must be allowed II is possible
there may be others in Scohae and Schenectady, the
official canvassrs Of which counties have not yet reach.
ed W. Bssdes these, there is ] vote for ." Iam w
wilson in Albany, and for civilian N Wilson in
Delaware therefore for EtaStus Rso, be allow
cd, then surely vnies for YIN. III. Wilson and VIM. "
Wilson cannot be refused If 30 10 The quo amino of
The ercnr all good yoles If all allowed for
both candidates. Mr.. Wilson is elected by majority
If the votes for Eras,us Rsoi and William w. and WIN.
VI. Wilson rejected, the result isa lie
albany 7rgus.