Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-19
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FEDERAL PROSPECTS.
1.-THE Fedpalsls having lost ground al the oao' o"3es
are nav "whls'lng To keep their Courage up oy srno
inv nut through their papers budget alter buds1 q" at
gross nd malicious tasehn"ds ~ relation !" pas'
tlons an were ever conrd aud proraga'rd " 'r NUS
frlnns uetsopoge who is conanny knuwno 'ne c"R"'
men of ,he father Of hes Why IS, when tue n'crs-
ery means are a, hand for ohainlng correct n'"fma l"
aud ii is lust easy tell The tfuh rs !" "ahf UP
asphuoi that the Federal prints should indulge IN 'hls
. and dsrepuabr warfare is not readily deciphrrsc
unless IL NAV be supposed by the publishers oil thrir
journals that the dissemination Of truth would forever
blast their prospects or that "a lie well STUCK 20 sS
good as The ruth :
eve caught H., following brautu specimen OF Federal
veracity Every knows that the Administration IS,
ana long has been losing ground ~ almost every Sla'e
in the Union This IS dealing too largely IN parheu'
lars facts are better CONVINCING than such broad,
nrpsphy srai assertions The truth is the Fed, rass
have been lusng ground in every State m the Union,
since the esctrnus CONNIE need last autumn, the re-
suit clearly demonstrates Brgln, il you please, gentle.
men Feds with the State Of
Naine Las, wear the Frdpralis,s succeeded in elect
ing their Governor by OJn ma y, and one half The
eubrrs of Cnnsress THIS year the pehO :ra,s elected
their governor by 1000 majority, and SIX members OF Cui
grpss whiiezihe Feds have elected but two.
Ohio For several years this has been decided Fee
deal Slate, but the Democrats have rescued it from
their hands by overwhelming manrities.
PENNSYLVANIA The Federdiists, who have held this
curner and the honest high mndrd Porter elected Co
vernon over the weak and dlsgracsd Rttner
Haryiand Always devoted 70 the cause Of Federal
ism, the Democrats have succeeded in electing this
wear Democratic Governor.
HinOis-1he Federal Governor is ocsled 10 make
room that the Democrats elected.
.feo J.rSey-Here is gaia of FIVE Congressman to
the Democracy, spite OF The fraud prac.Ised by two
OF the hocus prcus clerks.
South Laralinu With but single exec p,ion the en-
tire delrgsIpn in Congress from thus State is IN favor at
the measures Of the Administrator Last year se hSd
bate
Vermqrt-I In this State tie Democrats have made
large gain the popular vote, aud have elected two
members Of Congress- while in the cid Congress We had
but
Missouri! and .laJama-These two noble States
strongly Drmncralc The Democrats having the control
Of every branch OF Government.
GsnrSia : IN this State The party denominaed The
State III .n'S party has succee6rd asd the result has
been claimed as triumph To thu F-drral's's iut .'"e
facts that FIVE out Of nine nbrrs at Congress
chosen in favor Of the d. ca.ta party ard hid
no fellowship with the Northern abolition Fed r.i,s's
.irkansas In this State The Democrats have eI.c I'd
their member Of Congress, and boh branches of The
Legislature, by greatly increased impurities
.unssacha>eas : In this State The Democrats have
gained on The popular mure lhaa 9,0UO, aud mote
than 90 members Ut the Legislature
.Seo YoSk.-last year The Frderai ma "riiy about
$4,000 iG 295 900 votes !ol'eJ A, the las, election
tl- Federal msj'ri.y was u"on, iO.nuo 10 more TIA"
4p 400 vo,rs poii"d The Spectators have The Gu
vernon, aud the 'gen'lemen Of color have The LIEUT..
Governor
.siehig"n-Ths young and patriotic Stale a, the last
election came out true to the Democratic cause by an
Increased mu urity
DelQwGrc-Thls State has been chained TO the car
OF Federalism ever since The world began, but reason
and patriotism have at length 'rnmphed aver deception
and fraud aud Delaware has taken her stand support
OF the Democratic party.
Next c"Ins alnng the elections this spring
.Ncao Hampshre.-The -lrctian last year in the gra-
mite STATE hrld in the midst Of panic Since hat
election, The 's"ber cuud thought has BEEN taken
by such then d"ub,ed md hss.sted aud she s now
victorious hy a maluruy al 5000
CUnnsrcUt In comparing the returns Of vn'es given
in i,r ihr Federal and Drmncra,.c candidates IN the
spring of 1885, with thu Yates gwen for The candidates
Of lhr parties IN the spring nf $780, ,h-rr Is found
tremendous reaclion 10 favor Ut the erals Last
year Ellsworth had majority all other candidates
Of 42l2 vofes-this ypur 1895.
Rt0ds istnd.-rhe Feds have not been able 10 eli CT
their g"vsrnnr in this state
Virginia The Federal papershave shnmefu!y deceiv.
ed their readers in giving The returns from the Oid u"
minon " But the last Rich,nnnd Enquirer says
Light has been thrown on the dnubfu drega,es The
Wings need no longer bus'rr aud dtc-ive They will
be beaten in December. (rhe Legislature nes in
Drcembef) We have the most brilliant advantages =
The State is safe ,
with popular majority, too, at the last election
from 10 SCOTLAND brilliant prnsp.cl Of nearly
double that number in ,S40 in the great Presidential is
sue, we again proclaim HIS rei! "tleads up-Ski, s
bright"
snow, after looking these facts we trusi tina, no
Federal editor will have the hardlhod gv rcuat
20 The foolish and malicious fals.hood that Every one
knows that the Administration is, and long has been,
losing ground IN almost every State in The Union "
LOOPING OFF
One Of the iniliat, ID Among the Now York Wings
unveils through The U. g Gazette al Phiade phia The
motives Of hlr Webs,er's early Withdrawal IRON The
Presidential canvass:
Extract Of letter trom .Ne,o York to Tie PHILADELPHIA
United States Gnzete
"Mr Websters letter, Withdrawing his name from the
Presidential Of 1870 has caused gond deal of
noise in town. am told that it was shown the Pre-
Sden last night He read it, knit his brow. lhinnsd his
upper lip his teeth, and laid j, by. The Webster
men are generally determined to support Henry Clay
Some few Of them for Gen Harrison; but from
the general tone am inclined 10 think that The whole
wing party OF city and State will settle upon
The Kentucky statesman.
" we are waiting to hear the opinion of Penneylva.
MA upon MIR Webster letter, as we know Harrison
mas h''heto been The prominent in the Key stone
81 am informed that Mr. Webster acted in This matter
from ms n9h sense OF the danger which the country
.exp"sea oy 'he administration Of Mr. Van Buren,, and
the Necessity ct perfect union among the bo. unon
some one indvidusl New Enplapd MAJ 800, ~ 80,
down as certain Tor Mr. Clay He will receive The ana
nmous vote of the National Convention, and ~,,I :.
mex, President '"N WIN %
1.-THE movement which has been ma de in ce,,,;, 900
tiers for General Scntt, was well intended bu, ,har.
no probability OF his accepting a nomination Iknon
Scott we'll, and in e recent CONGREGATION with him ~
.ns spsec, ne told me that Clay IN bis opinion ough,
70 be president, and he (Sco should do all in his now
er TO accomplish go desirable result. Ny w"rd for il
scott w never enter the field agsins, Henry Clay
.assing over he agony which il is pretended N. Pre-
sident exhibited at Mr. Websprs withdra wal when nm
nounced we come 10 the 1auee fur ,hs formal act /, ia
svowed in the declaration that tile Webster men are os
asrohy dsterminedto support Clay AT The same lime
that the Federal party IN body IN Mr. Web.,e,s sec
ten, is marched of TO fol, in under Mr. Claws bsnns,
while the nation Is told tha, MAO England meu nan
b SIT dozen eaatn for Henry Cay-Rc old ORGAN of