Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12
Richmond, Tuesday, Nov. IL.
THE .A'EJy YORK ELECTION

consequences of The death of one member The resigna
ton OF another and the constitutional expiration OF
third Should this be The case, they have carried The
Senate; but the New York papers of Saturday evening
dirr about The returns from The county OF Delaware;
he die does yet appear TO be positively cast In
The House Of Assembly The contest has been h'Ice and
The result is close We shall give The foil returns IN
our next But thu intelligence Is most cheering; let the
two Hnuscs 90 as they may.
II proves that The City of New York stands fast TO The
Republican banner, in spite of The monled Influence OF
the great Emporium We have carried our Is Repre-
septalves in that City by an increased majority; from
1000 10 1900.
II shows an immense enin in the popular branch Of the
IppsIature Inst year. the Wings had anrity Of &c
in The House; and if they have at ALL il will be
reduced Ia very small MINORITY
II shows, that The popular mnjoriiy through The State
is on the side Of the friends of the Administration =
(See the subsequent extracts from the New York Eve
ming POSI- and from the ALBANY Let!er) In every
Congressional District where carried last Fall our
10 members of Congress- The voice OF the People has
confirmed their former vole-and the majority of the
People would have superseded five at the Wing MEN,
bsrs-tIus giving "a me mbrrs out of 40
With these developments, Mr.. Van Buren, is Of
the vote Of his native State in lS40 This election has
even given the popular ma jory in the State-but
have gone into this election under very serious dsadvan
iages The ultra doctrines put forth by few of the
Drmocrntic parly-lhe arI(ul use which made Of
them by The Wings in the Inferior; the slang which they
thus got up against the whole Democratic party that they
were determined 10 pul down every Bunk (Which is
the fact and arrest oil Internal improvements, (Which
is also 1.-THE arlu use made of these devices al
thu very lime when Of The counties anxious 10
enlarge The great Canal, and when great Railroad is
projected, which is 10 run through some n The
popular Counties of the State, is wonderful Tint the
poll for the Republican members Of The Legislature
should fall short Of The actual strength Of Mr. Barren;
An intelligent gentleman from Syracuse told GONE
weeks ugo that might lose Onondaga, account of
this slang about the RaiIrond Our Correspondent in
New York gives Us very onInnus quotation from Rem
seIlaer county And slip from the Ic!egra phi rewspa
nor pubShpu krp fol,
"TEa resolutions Of The City of New York, which
Tie Feds have succeeded using against us, have lost
Us Old Duchess. But for them We would have been
yico;s al this hour "
But il under such disadvantages, We have The po-
pula maorty, wha, will be in l5l0 when the great
issue is made up between Martin Van Buren, and Henry
Clay; and all This clamor is dsspued and oil these local
questions thrown aside; MIR Van Buren, is of
the Of his native Stale All our information l. 10
that effect We have not nor heard Of a Republl-
can. who enterains any doubt about II.
This late Election ID decisive OF The politics Of New
York The reaction is going every day; 'hc ball is
rolling: it be stopped In vain, then. does lhr
y. Y whnngslangng Correspondent Of The Richmond
Wing give praises unto God for Wing triumph. In
vain did the transported Wings of City Sunday
last dly exul and more idly threaten to sweep the Re-
publcans Ia vain did They weave their plans and talk
of The gtea, ui>a Dinner 10 he given 10 MIR Wise
Saturday of the great chietains of their clan Who
would lhrong from this City to wage war 10 The knife
of Mr. Rives being invited mud now intending after this
n Y Victory, to out and consnmmale HE marriage
between the Conservatives and The Wings The Re-
publican party of New York will Triumph IN $40 Mar
lin Van Buren, b. elected, aud Henry Clay again de-
ieated. an riH be WELL
To THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
(B,JOrt the Election
"ALEASY, November 3 l-*9
awe must carry six Of The eight districts 10 the
Sensic ard il is reasonable expect ihis result
awe must gain 10 mrmbrrs 10 have majority OF the
House Of Assembly Orr friends are c"n'id-nt OF car
wing the city OF New York, which IS gain of - In
Onnndaga the Wings had last year majority ol 20 in
If eleven thousand The conrs, in that county
will be fierce one but friends think shall
the county. and have gam OF members. We expect
to gain in YateS Udrrcn, Creme O>rego. and Kings.
each mcmber-3 The three Inter counties ha pc
each members. and last year the members wer" div
dsd in each OF the counties w" may lose Queens,
which had las, year, and gain Richmond 20 offset
Columbia is closely baanced-if carry ii. shall
gnn l-f the Wings succeed there, shall lose
We have hopes Of Cattaraugus2 Orleans |, Browne
"Tht decrpons md The results Of the last two cleo.
tons have impaired my confidence calculating resuts
from the signs Of the lines We have had class Of
OF considerable influence. win, by protesting IL be
with aud Ceiling the confidence Z" people have
done great mischief by bcraying 10 the enemy
There vii! be less Of this than there last year. but
have enrs of being upset by these operations in
some of the nearly balanced counties "
(The very respectable and well Informed writer says
that let The Election 90 may nOto, MI Van Buren,
will have The vote Of New York next Year,
Utter Me Eitciion
''CIrY or New YoRK Nov :, 1880.
81 am happy TO have IL in my power 10 inform you,
tha, Tie Democracy have achieved glorious victory in
the Civ and County Of New York. Oar majority will
be from 200 10 ! 900 The issue fairly presented
TO the Peope-'lhe Sub Treasury Bill with the Specie
Ciause'-and upon that question this election may be
considered as giving their deliberate judgment and so
! Tenn affirmation in lis favor.
The result in The Stale is not ascertained. and may
be some what doubtful valued personal and political
friend writes me from Rensselaer, county yesterday If
the " Gs succeed, they may thank the New York
solutions and pledges which have lesenrd the Buren,
vote thousands throughout the country But will not
allow myself TO despair and still cherish the hope that
the Empire State redeemed from the errors oi Fede
! ralism and AholiIiUnism.
"rhe re election Of Mr. Van Buren, is secured beyond
| all controversy
"ALBaSY. Nov. 8, 1899
ain this the Sd District where Senators are TO be
elected the Wings 60 into Delaware So ahead A let
ter from that county gives from or towns, and
says the county will give its usual majority say about
! LOCO. We have, therefore, good chance for this Dis
lric which has been contested with absolute desperation
1--WE have carried Cayuga by 81 maj This ishs 20
rerHorS county, md last gear gars 800 0gans
'In er,ry Congressional District which carried in
1sS, have the pnpular rOtc with Us this year. and in
New York with It's 4 members, and Cayuga !, the popu
lar vote is in favor of the Administration, although
these Districts now represented in Congress by five
Wings Duchess and Ulster, TalImadge's two strong
Conservative counties, which, in 1888, gave 1850
| Wing majority. are now less than 500
sThe Assembly will be very close. We gain - in n
| York, in Richmond in Warren, in Greene, and :
! in Cayuga. We lose in Queens, and 9 in Columbia
| thus far"
(FrOm The Albany .4rgus Of Noe. g.
| ELECTION RETURNS.
ALBANY CnUSTY.
| The result is as follows from actual returns, and re
ported ma oritIes:
Democrats ISL Federalists ,22l
Federal majority, Gao
RENSSELAER,
To the Editor Of the Argus dated Troy. Nov. q "The
following regret 10 say. is the result of the election in