Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
Richnaomd, Tuesday, sept. 10.
D,10grr1tic Presses

Democratic PTrSSfS
We Published, IN our last according 10 2roG 50 n.
Prospectus of the .lmercGn Statesman, be es,ab.s,t
in Petersburg,
We have not yet received copy of HE Prospect,
Of new Republican paper, 10 be established al lYacn
buIgand which IS thus spoken Of in a late Lew.,5ur,
E"qnrer:
" GIVE Us Bur LiGHr.'-We have rsceiyr d he NJ,
peclus of a Democratic paper'o be published N Ly,rT.
burg Virginia, by John Richardson. E-q ;ayowsa
devotion the principles Of o. the Resolutions Of ,h,r
period bring The text of its political orthodoxy y
support the election Of Mr. Van Bnrn To he Pre-.
dcncy Al 10 point in Virginia is Democratic man..
needed than at Lynchhurg. and The result Of ,s
las, spring election shows how essentially ntcrsss,v
is that should be- established in that region Of conn
try 10 c"un,eract The perncIons effects uf those wl
and laitudInous prime piles and doctrines az :ocarrd W.T.,
much zeal and ability, and extensively fused h.
the Wing papers there located. For want Of space "a
compelled TO deay HE publication Of The prospectus
until next week The paper is To be called tie DE
mocratic Phunix and Lynchburg Gazette
We hail its appearance with great pleasure. W.
agree with The Le"isburG Enquirer Pressed az tie
Snulhsidc ia. from the upper James river 10 the b.,
ders Of The Roanoke, by the Lyurhourg pirginan nm
the side. and the Danve Reporter Un the other
is wonder ,ha, the Wings claiming some arcss
sors in that region. So long the Democrats pap.-
the "Dsmocra existed at Lynchhnrg, II counrcracrci
those sly mIsre presentations and insiGinns s0pbss ,
which the EIrg MAN is notorious There as orcc
time, when tfa journal bnastet of hanging out the ben
of State Rights on The outward wall. But Adam,
frst-Clay neIt-ihen ilauisnn-now Clay again T..
whoever may be the NOMINEE nf the IIat,i.hrrr Crr
venion--il has gone and III 90 for the canddae h,
him BE- friend of The National Bank. friend of tn.
National Tariff. friend OF National improvements
liberal Construconist, what not We hail Therefore
the appearance OF Colleague in the field, ~h, is d.
voted 10 the Stale Rights principles Of '9c.
In the same spirit we repuhsh The following Pc.
cerdngs of the Democratic party in HE c"rn'y ot J~'
ers"n, and commend the "Cons,iIutionalsl "or
dial suppnr, of the People:
I1Cy Nrr urp iDlJ al nr
tic purIy held pursuant 10 public notice. nj III h..
lei Of William Gorrrll, 10 CharIestown The mccta,
was organized b. calling Ma II. l. Ope Ia 'Ip tl5r
and appointing Jacamlah Seaman and Isaac Fouke $.
crstnres
"The object Of the call was then stated be- for the
purpose oil extending Efficient support tie
Democratic newspaper established IN this county; Hh.a
among others the following proceedings w-rr had:
Upon the motion OF Mr.. Benjamin wilson a com.
mitler Ia wit: Messrs Brax'on Davenport Jthob Nor.
gan. NJ Brown, Jacamnh Seaman, James Gian,harn.
Robert Lucas, and Ben amin Wilson were appointed to
draft resolutions Wherrupun they retired, and on Esr
return, reported the following resolution, which gsS
unanimously adopted:
"Rls0ircd The opinion Of this meeting. That they
have he utmost confidence in The political principles O.,
the 'Consluuonalisi edited at HarPers Ferry and &c.
commend 10 The undivided support OF the friends fife
present administration of The Or neral Government paI
ticular'y in this Congressional district To those ttant,
OF the Administration who are unacqna'nrd wlhIstEl
raclcr, would say il faithfully aud ably adrucasr.
the support Of which has brongh, country PEE
sent high elevation and which will continue II IN bet
prosperity, # pursued
.On motion Of B.ax,on Davenport, Esq il
"Rescred turher. hat The proceedings OF this
ing be signed BY the Chairman and Secretaries. ant
published IN the Constituonni>t, MariusbUrg Gazru-.
Winchester vrginrsn Romney In'egencer Free Pres,
al Charipstown and the RirhmOnd Enqunr
"The meeting then, OH motion OF Jacob Morgan, Egg,
adjourned sine die
HERoNE L. oplE, Chairman
} I.s.s f"rS St'"''' se's'~i's"
Blessed they with abundant crops; ~hba
proiusi"n of wheat corn, tobacco and almost g.. h"
fruits Of the Earth, almost without examplr. whFn ~'ie
the People of Virginia in better condition 10 gYr
liberal and effective support 10 Free Press
Political .'ivr,m,nfs
Termont Eiertion-1te \. York f. Pos! Ct tie lib
gives The following results
1.-THE news we hear from Vermont is highly favorsta
II We do mol elect Smile. the Democratic candidate -;
Governor, and secure majority III ine Legislature. &c
shall at least have diminished the hig nnoIr'y as
State 10 o very small The Vermont State Gaze.e
Of s. pir mber 9TH. says:
rcn tow ms in Remington county show majority Of SO T.
Smile, Demucrac GoveiUor: AID aeO pem Gate gem rc '
Nne towns elect Democrats and Fedcrais's the Leo
laturc. Democratic Senators or Bennington co"ny cec''c
DORSET which last year gave Wing majority ui ~
now gives naiury Of cm 90 10 30 Tor the Drmocf'.
tic ticket and elects ID, mncra'ic representative Ia
Montpelier. the Democratic gain is "a, and Dtmrr'i
lie piesenatiyP ia chosen letter from Thai pieHt
published in the Albany Argus, says:
eve have from 20 to"uS ard but Wings ere elected
yer."
THE Vermont Phcnix, Wing paper, gives returns
from twelve towns in INDIAN county and one IN
Windsor county. in which The vote Ter Smile, (D"E)
is ], 1867 and for Jenson, (Whig) 2047 Bot "r hHSe
taken The pains 10 compare the votes in these loan
with the given las, year, end hid ha, the Deit Dc
mocrac gain Is 223
1.-The Veraennes Yermonter, Whig. gives o list Of q
towns in which it claims that 10 Wing members 's
elected To the legislature, and bot Democrats.
"The Albany Daily Advertiser, " big, gives thr i7'
lowing returns Addison County eighteen towns hes't
from erht Democrats elected 10 the legislature Ct.
thirteen Wings Rutland County, five towns hra'a
from, all Wings. Chlenden County, three 'oS'
heard from, oil Wings
The Boston Atlas OF Friday says Jennisons msjo''E'
as far as heard from is U0-do. last year in the sane
towns Ala. and adds:
eve received last night The following returns RI tie
vote for Governor There can he but little doubt, "
think of election Of Governor Jrnnson, bur "e
are not So certain about The Legislature The Loo"
expected 10 gain largely in The Northern towns ct "'
State, and fear their expectations will be renI!z1 -
They have gained FIVE representatives SO lar ana l'''
one We have nothing from M"nipslIer The wing
Senators said to be elected in Wiudhnm county ~
reduced maturity. Bennington is reported 10 have gre
against Us.
OF the late election The Democratic majority IN ne
of R. is larger than il last year. beng No" =
Democrats to 80 Wings. OF the Senators Just s!ececr
| are Democrats, 6 Wings.
Iadiana The |. Democrat says. "Judge Wick IS nj
among The class of doubtful politicians The trds o.,
wrong in claiming him, and putting him 10 the d'ub'u
list Judge Wick is true Democrat, and ms coU'''
| will prove him such a.,
T,nnsssee The Wings attempting 10 make ''
Foster bnck out from the pledge which hr gave o''r
the election that if majority Of The friends OF the AZ
mnis,ra,on elected he would resign ts sea- J."
! The Senate OF The r. s The Wings are calling up.'
him TO wait ill the Legislature officially instruct NV"
| before he resigns. This would be a complete e'a'.n
his pledges understnnd at the time by all me W
prpsscs-and il is difficult TO believe. that any !i"hi
men could think of resor,ng such papanr 'qu,',
cation The Nashville Union declares, that IT mas "a "a
formally adverted TO The position Of Mess's "me o."
Foster since the election; for, it becomes nav .c
course that according 10 their r0Iuntory promises ",
will resign their seats in The Senate, SINCE It IS ESQ.,
tanned that there is a decided Republican mnli,,H r
both branches of The Legislature Those grn..",
have ton high regard for their own personal cn,',