Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08
SIGNS.

Ilrntnld.-Ihe FEDS may DIuSler ana Drag, from
the Richmond Wing to the Boston Atlas, including
the y York Express, journal Of Commerce, &c, &c
&c but they cannot carry Virginia, this FALL tor their
lives All the accounts we have received since the
last close election I'm which should surely have
ceeded, but for the humhug Of the Standing Army
which has nearly played It's paEt) sufficient 10 salts
f. us tina, Mr. Van Buren, will carry the State. Ou
friends are determined, and give Us assurance Of full
success The Charleston Mercury is right: "The
Democrats will have one more (perhaps lwo) in the
KIT than they had in the last House OF Delegates
The reaction IN Virginia proves to have been, there
FORE only lively specimen Of Wing buster. The
Globe saws the Democratic party has a decided ma
ority of the popular vote in the State of which we
have not the least doubt Virginia then stands where
she did before the magnificent discovery that the al
chemic elixir Of life other than hard cider
vouchsafed BY plying fate 10 prolong the lie of out
cast observation-disclosures still stands true TO the State
Rights principles of the Administration
The Western Argus (Whceling) of the I'd inst say.
also truly tat Let the result be what il may for The
House of Delegates, the popular vote will be found II
favor of Van Buren, some OF our large countrs vii
more than balance the ory o20 OF the small conn
ties elacting Harrison candidates; which popular vote
will be greatly increased in November, as many who
have avaied themselves Of the privilege Of voting il
two or three counties, will be prevented from doing
al the Presidential election, Notwithstanding we learn
that deeds have been manufactured with great facility
within the last few days Marshall and Tyler TO
Bile persons to vote for Harrison We are rejoced that
North Western Virginia is yet firm IN favor OF her De
mocra,ic principles The same paper says also, thai
Marshall was ca red by the foreign vote of Wheeling
and that chad it not been for sixteen of your good
Whigs from Wheeling with ID. NJ. Edglngton and Sa
muc Lowther at their head with about the same mum
Der from your county whose land extended across the
county line, Mr. Jones majority IN Brooke would have
hoep that much greater This double and treble
voting of the Wings have been felt throughout the
State--but in the fall every man votes only once.
We learn from the highest author
- that the keystone State is perfectly safe Mr. Fra
Zcr of Pcnnsvlvana bore witness to this IN the Baltimore
Republican Convention OF The oth-he referred TO The
number of Delegates present from that State remark
ed that it gave majority OF 'o"oO l"r zen; JACKSON
and .asseried that at the coming Presidential election
the Democracy of the land Of Penn could not be beat
ON nv Tory Federalism" We have also a late letter
from Pit,sburg, which says 81 suppose you nave a
rent accounts of the many changes in our State lr
favor Of the General The Wings report 5000 OF .
cb,nre in our civ and county. They cannot receive
tho came minority for Harrison that they did for ktncr
4 ,I,.v usc every exertion. have lived here many
vcars and do not know 10 changes III the city anc
county.
Nt.c l;ork-Our friends are sanguine about the vote
of The Empire State The followln IS sign, IN tina
direction: 49, ,, , ;,
Tws Errcr,o>. i Nrw SoRs.-The Albany Arcn' gives
statement elections IN the STATE 4 New VI ~, ,
, y,r and compares the official returns o le fote
IN The same the general elections OF ias .' m t,
arison shows according to me gms IF four towns or one
I,n
of the whole numheror II calcuatCu "
and ntecntl assumed as the Iao VIC
ards OF 900 votes, difference 10 inc onn M
hrvond the Federal mjoty last fall o more lia n Jo;voO
The aggregate Federal majority last fall, was a'ooo'
Ohio--"The able vgilant and intelligent ea.or -, .
the Ohio Statesman (Coumbus) called on US Gays iie
Wheeling Argus few days ago, and gave y IS ,aa ~,
decided opinion that from the best information ,ila
could be received from all parts OF the Slael oh"
would 90 .or Van Buren, beyond doubt ti"ru c.ae
and o9 cabin professions, with all the Ouno''! -"
can be resortcd to- will not do.
(;eorgia-Thc Feds beginning TO ook WIN ,oi'
inp eyes to Georgia-hut it Is no go! me states ss
party will never go masse for canaiua'r, VIZ ~.
iouGs 10 the lattuduous Federal party lhe.i W. "
PRESSES in alcdgeyille have boldly told the'n 80 ~
Augusta this admirable sign has appeared INC az
russia Telegraph ofthe I'd says ,,ou,,,,.o.
Tbe call for a public meeting In Augusta, oppo T,nrsd,y
and 3b,,;yn which the Const"u'ica lines
w ,re clad 10 perceive completely demolished @ ",
Thc R,,.bCaa State Rights man, and the Deoeiat.
b.-, there Joined hand 10 "prese1fe IA aina,n mr.
words vuri, nf the Constitution, % Enr on
.a,. nd interests South The names OF % nim;,y
ner senator Congress- Thomas Giascock, , n ScGlrv
G. McWbrter r. e. Gucu, E Starnes, Johh sh! 'phax trial
w - HcJaHs James Nc avs John Bones A. ;honeS,
slack Read others, which are appended ~ M mf,ica
show tia, now partisan " niprS rs
w. The Democracy Of the North and SCUM an" =
1, .uRIsoS and .7boh:ton!' :, p.:
So TOO of South Carolina-What. though MI fe .l
oru (of the Federal School and Mr.. Legaig W -.
monsrel, Conservative SCHOOL, did attend WIN" W.