Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

Wing gain l7,5lo
Mr. Parmenticr is elected in tie 4th Congressional
District; the vote sands-Parmenter, Democrat, 6l02
Brooks, Fed, $40; scattering, l72 Democratic
ioriiy IL In lS:!S Mr.. P.'s majority but Is
In the 10th District, there IS no choice; the vote is
Williams, Democrat, 1895; Borden, Federalisi, 1921
scattering, - There WILL Of course, be large Federal
maoritics in both branches of the legislature. The
Wing Senatorial candidates have been elected, in all
the counties hut three in Bristol and Berkshire, five
Democratic Senators have been elected; i'll lIampden
there is no choice. In the last named county the vote
stands-Dem $780, Fed. :57i; scattering III. In the
town Of Qunsy, majority was given against John
Quincy Adams
For Tip and Ty.-Returns as far as received increase
the Wing maority since the Governors election in
September.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
0. X. BY more than 6DuD majority for Van Buren,.
She is the Oasis in the Desert and stands side BY side
BY Old Nirgnny.
Rather in a fog!-The Bangor Courier gives table
of corrected returns from :i1- towns, which give
Wing rain since September, of ~ yotcs-and show
Wing MINORITY of 900 Some towns and plantations
main to bc heard from.
The Boston W elaS ls s15s ~ 81
the other hand, expresses the opinion that the Electoral
vote has been given 10 Mr. Van Buren, The a &c pub
fishes returns from three hundred and three towns,
showing n small Wing majority, and proceeds to
vote as in September, the Federal majority would be
231. But these towns, think will DO better than
in September; and the Plantations, which vote for
the first time, may entirely oyerwhelm this Federal gain
Reports have arcad; come, concerning these 'chren
in the woods which induce us 10 believe that this re-
sui is probable and that ve-sixihs of the Democratic
gam required, is already obtained. The Federal Their
inomcer which has been since Monday at fever heat,
fei yesterday 10 the freezing point, chilled BY the
blasts FROM the regions Of log cabins and their boast of
carrying the State BY fifteen hundred majority is
varied into upon the Plantations, and express
sions of the hope that they not properly organized.
Our Correspondent from Augusta, writes on the 9TH
inst 1t is next to impossible to say how this State
has voted We tell with any degree Of certain
ty Until the votes are counted by the Governor and
Council on the 10Th inst
MICHIGAN
IA twenty counties in this State the vote stands, Iar
rison 1913, Van Buren, GIG, rendering it probable that
the State will give Wing electoral voc.-,rhe Buffalo
Republican says, As far as heard from, report gives
the Democratic ticket 100 gain from last year. the whole
Wing majority was 100, and the strong Democratic
counties to hear from
The Buffalo Advertiser says, the last returns make
it certain, that the State had given Wing majority of
from 1900 10 1900, with majority of the Legislature
Joint ballot, TO elect L. s. Senator in place of
Mr.. Norvcll
NORTH CAROLINA.
The battle was fought on Thursday last, under every
Disadvantage 1t understood through large por-
ton of the Stale, that Mr.. Van Buren, was already
beaten. But notwithstanding that, friends rallied;
and far We have heard have given good account
of themselves. What fine spirit animated them in
Warren county. The Warrcnton Gazette thus de-
scrbcs it.
aIiu:-a FIR Harren-The people of this good old De-
moc5atc county have exhibited to the world devotion
to principle which claims the admiration of every true
Republican. On Wednesday morning, when large
portion Of the people from different parts Of the county
in town, in consequence of the which took
place this week, the Washington Globe reached this
place informing its readers that HARRISON the Federal
candidate, had already been elected 10 the Presidency
We told by the Fcdcraliss that the people of this
county would for Mr. Van Buren, since he was
certainly defeated and their votes could possibly do him
servce But result has proved that these gentle
men know not the indomabe spirit of the sturdy and
independent Democrats OF Warren, who support their
principles whether they be in majority or minority
We compare below the result of the elections in this
county which have Just taken place, with that Of the
August elections, by which it may be that the De-
mocracy Of Warren are not to be scduced from their
principles by Log Cabins and Hard Cider, nor driven
from them BY temporary defeat:
Aug. Nov
Saunders 7nj Van Buren, "a
Morehcad g Harrison 105
Van Buren, majority 649
venerable and lnmen,ed Macon lived and died, and in
which his bones lie inferred, there lives not So
arv Federal Wing. Al the precinct which lie al
ways voted, and near which he resided, not solitary
Wing vote was gwen either at the August or Novem
Der election Federalism has no resting place in the
neghborhood of this llustrons patriot and statesman
The Fayetteville North Carolinan says: .The whole
Union son The tptoc of expectation know which
way \. Carolina has thrown her influence. The Demo
Gratis Of the North in deep anxiety for intelligence
which shall come with healing its wings, or which
shall tell the doefu tale that she is them
recrcant TO the Union. Columbus Co.-The vote
stands for Van Buren, 49, for Harrison POI, be.
ing nett Democratic gain of g.. This, and the
county Of Cumberland are both ofiical.-ln Cumber-
land Co. the Democrats lost 3 and the Wings ., since
the August election.
In Halifax county, the Wings have gained 20 votes
since August.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Her Legislature meets The 23d, and there is no
doubt, they will appoint IL Van Buren, Electors.
GEORGIA.
Wing majority in so counties s,323-gain since Oc-
to Der election ,253
TENNESSEE.
"KnoTriUe, Mr.. ).
-, am sorry 10 inform Won that the Federaliss b,ve