Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-19

of writing this paragraph, Sale street is shrouded in
gloom and the State is given up by the shire widest OF
the Federal politicians Their only hope is that the
scattering may defeat the election Of Morton.-
We have time go into particulars but The Demo
cratic gain already ascerianed, is SEVEN THOU
SAND We say to the Democrats OF The Bay
Sla,e-ALL'S WELL.
Office Of the BAY State Democrat !
= Boston, Tuesday, Nov. ls clock Z. NJ
a. MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
Copy If letter Jrcm Distinguished seatteman, dHted
B0sreS, Nov. IL, 1889
nv Dear Sir Tile sun of AuserI'z rose on The Wings
of Massachusetts yesterday. The people went TO the
polls under The brightest influences OF pure ar aud
glorious sky hardly know what to say OF the result
Who will be believed in announcing Democratic VIC
tory in Massachusetts,. But in good truth We are IN The
midst of a revoulion bloodess but deep and ABIDING
One generous enthusiasm has pervaded The Democta-
CIV of the Bay State; hope Enlightened oar exertons;
the deep conviction OF the justice Of the sense
of injury The insults heaped every friend TO pnpu
lar freedom all united 10 produce an cAort, as hafmo
Nous energetic. The vote cast an ihr Sla'e,
will be the largest ever heard Of amounting 10 100 0Ue
To elect our candidates needed to gain 10 per cent
upon The whole vote Ia 73 towns, We have done more
than that Our actual nett gain already seven lhou
sand and upwards. II the remainder OF The towns should
do as well land every additional return seems to mptovr
Morton elected by or,y OF 800 or more Nothing
could exceed The order and quiet with which The eectun
prepared for Al The caucuses, The people came to-
ueei TO hear and To deliberate; and II seemed rs u ey
were nwillug have the discussions terminate And
last evening" ill late into the they came crowdng IN
from The country eager TO report The glorious results 10
the neghburng villages, and to JOIN III congran a'ions
In Suffolk that is in Boston, there IS melt gain from
last year of eleven hundred; in Midd!rsex there is
clear Democratic aoriiy OF sixteen hundred IN Essex
there is gain oil than thousand; III Norfolk OF
nearly III usand In Worcester there was. IN loH,
Wing ma oriiy OF foRr MoaS"ni t"Hr hnhHe"; now
there is not Wing orIty oIeght hundred and pro.
badly of half that number IN word, we have had
a revolution Uncompromsng Democracy in Nassa.
chuse,ts has grown into power which can no longer
be d. fed cor resisted
One thing must add the Wings as they approach
defeat become more loelate instead Of more savage
and they have shown less ertreaiy OF bitterness iEan
in the years OF panic aud success
When the aggregate vote is one knRdred thousand
and neither party having ma "rty exceeding lhru.
sand IN returns from three huuGred aud TWEEN towns,
the result must main io sRie days slightly unceT
tan but AT present there every appearance that we
have carried The day Imagine Senators Webster aud
Davis instructed Think but of The possibility OF a Sc
RES Of Democratic, ant, Bank Sub Treasury resolutions
presented in the Senate OF The U 5 as The verdict OF
Massachusetts
One of the p!easanes, things iu this whole matter
Unopened las, evening The Aasfacton, who have had
deal say about brass bands and Democratic ora
tors engaged brass band Tor last evening TO celebrate
the expected Wing victory. Al half past hve they sent
word the band need not CONF but II was too late ihey
,hair way Findnr the Atlas "isce no, lighted
up, and their employers where be found they CAME,
as volunteers IN front vi osr Democratic Reading Room
aud plaieu The most enlivenng AitDrua ards, IN
The guieies pleusun-s manner in the world. they
10 The housrs several OF The Democrats no had been
most bitterly assaied, and serenndr, followed by
the hearty cheers oil a crowd that attended them.
In d strict No G. there is no choice uf member 81
Congress in place Of Mr. Alsurd (F,d) deceased and
no choice Of Senatvr IN Franklin county
Boston Post
The Boston Daily Advertiser a Whig paper, publishes
returns from 2O1 towns, "a which! It adHns gar: for
Morton, The Democratic candidate amounting To { G73
This M that W bps returned
the Senate aud admits that fifteen Democrats have been
elected
Some of the Wing prints, see, ascribe the falling
of IN The Wing vcie 10 The fifteen gallon law We are
verv certain howe that this could Ia We had but lille
effect, Many of,he leading Democrats II well known.
are friendly 10 that law. Rober, Rauoul, able and
eloquent Democrat ,rayersed the State calling meetings.
aud delivering lectures in behalf of the law
The Boston Atlas IN speaking OF the great variation
which has taken place 10 the proportion which The two
parties bear 10 each other takes notice Whatever OF
the fifteen gallon law hut ascTIbes the result solely 10
the activity of the Democratic party and The apathy OF
their opponents IL the law III question had cost the
Wings the State contributed greatly To that event i.
would have been left out Of view by Jealous Wing
pint, an xous for the election in any other
way Than by acknowledging actual decline Of The
strength OF It's own party.
The Boston Atlas says
"Our opponents have indeed exerted themselves 10
The utmost and their appears to have been pro-
por'ionae 10 their eKeriions.
"On The otser hand, there has preGaled among the
Wings al least in this part oil the country the most IN
tire apathy 10 certain knowledge many persons,
who for past have been nnst active In organizing
the Wing party previous to elections, have this year 10
tally ted TO attend the meetings Ut the Wing Com
mlllees aud of them, inclined To suspect,
have hardly made taer appearance at the polls The
passive Wings have increased 10 great and alarming
extent No city newspaper, SO far as we are aware,
with the exception OF the Atlas has made hardly the
slightest esconeerlng effort
.Sucl is The natural effect Of lha, long supremacy
l,ich,b a nuodi HE StoIs
has been great that il has at last to consider it,
self lnsncb!r and IN The face OF disciplined, unrng,
active foe, whose exerli0Rs stimulated by an lnSaa
BILE appetite for the spoils has almost fallen profoundly
asleep. Loss and loss, is bat material conse-
quence Of such negligence, and hope that The result
Of This election will teach the Wings lesson which they
wil! not for get
Another circumstance shows, TINT in Boston. the
cunge which has taken place, could mol have been eact
ed by the Eileen gallon law Abbot lawrence the Wing
candidate, is elected 10 Congress from the frs, district,
which includes Boston, by majority OF only l2OO.-
Last year Governor Everett had IN that district ao
riiy Of 2120 The question Of the fifteen gallon law
could not come up in selecting candidate for Congress
aud there is no doubt that The entire Wing vote was
cheeriully cast for Mr. Lawrence I. Post.
New YoRK.-The ecslacies Of the Opposition for the
success which has attended the bullying bribng and
foul dealing in the Giles along The aud canals have
been very bref-ds transient the convulsion Of dead
body by galvanism Why this Notifying, mechanical
emuon-thls 'joy in giet"-this conoriion Of muscle
to look pleased while pain is visible in the eye' II is
because the excessive Wing expenditure and exeron OF
two years produces nothing result bat The absniule
assurance that effort their part proven, the
recovery Of the State by The Democracy They tina
the FIRST impression made by the beirayers of The Repub
lcan cause through their misrepresentation and MA
runs aided by the utmost power Of the Federal press
purse has been already coun,eracted They that the
$1,000 majority ofhe popular voe-gained under The frs
impulse Il Their well organized panic the deception
the deser,i"n of lreacherous eades-is already los,
10 them They know that the 2 500 majority which
Of that imposing force has real existence but
is fictitious strength, derived from the frauds of their
officers the polls, in The admission of non resident,
ported votes, a, Albany, and Troy, and Syracuse-or
of false counts, at Schenectady and Hudson. They
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