Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15

have been, The weapons Of Federalism and when .,,ey
,sId now ON every hand, with bold and daring pro-
flIgacv ,,, - ,re,,
Republicans. il rests with you-whetnsr our s'e"'
State shall relapse into the corruptions OF federai'S'
with lis "hard cider orgies and lis array OF mssfao"
cheats to delude people, whose lud9hrht u l'pe''
whose integrity 1t scouts; OF sh"ii s'a'u o'' P'
gloriousy REDEEMED
N,..o,.n, ,xp aL,BAMA-Mr. n. p. Tallmadge-
,hc man who sncycr betrayed the people, and whose
iudrmcnt never deccves HIMSELF II viii De rec"iiet
led set down these two important STATES among '"e
douhi.l in his brag letter first pubIshed III inc '"
mond Whir II will be seen tina, they have come OUT
ne The recent contest in than their usual Demo
cratic STRENGTH Missouri has elected the Deinocratc
candidates for Governor and Congress by the unprece
drn,ed majority of 1.500-being handsome increase
over the very large majority OF S3S ana decisive M
,orv in both branches Of the Legislature The resui.
Sna,t velI for The sturdy spirit Of the Democracy OF
Missouri in the day of trial. and stands out IN srh
ine contrast with the result in lndtana-where nhuei
an immense increase of the aggregate vote the
raj majority now does not equal Generai harrison u
| 1896. -
In Alabama too where the Fedcrlsts counted on
orge cans if not on an entire revolution IN the charac-
Ter Of the legislature the result is equally decisive io
the Democracy The popular vote IS IN favor Oh ae
National Administration to the tune OF more than ooo
votes, while the Democrats retain the Legislature
majority Who can hesitate rs to where these states
will be found in the great contest OF November:
In the same trag estimate, it may be we'll enough 10
remind the public that Illinois was set down e1""
for HARRISON and it turns out, with rs Iitte Tegu
10 probabilities or the truth in the other cases IN
nos has reversed the Federal majority IN Doth branches
of the Legislature and has given an aggregate Demo
cratic majority ofsome 5000
TuE Glover FooT.-Ifthc Southern "Whgs want
more proof Of the fact that the Aboltonists form
/ nft hn prfkgr ~ V,
| and that they actually govern the movements OF the
party let them read the following from the Portland
| (hleD Daily Advertiser:
"AnprnT SMITH voted for the Sub Treasury BtH and
against the Right Of Petition. He HAS Hio NE
| WARD
Thus il appears that Mr. Albert Smith, the honest
and faithful Democrat, who represented the Cumber'
land District the last Congress, was defeated ny Tue
Abolitionsts because he was opposed TO Wasting l'e
time ofthe House in reading discussing and engross'ne
the numerous petitions of George Thompson disc
ples for the abolition Of slavery in the District oil 20
iuinba long and prosy petition for the abolition o.
slavery in the States of Virginia and Maryland WIN as
many women upon II as ten ingenious aoo't'on
lists could make up week, must be taken up, accolu
nu 10 the notion entertained by the Northern wings,
and acted upon with as much solemnty, and as Inuct
thought wasted upon il, and as much talent brought
bear upon it, though the decision OF the question III m
affirmative would the nation from SINKING mo inc
centre of the earth and oozng out al Syinmcs noe
>uhG'SS'
the people of the North had right to mcadie WIZ
The domestic affairs Of Southern brethren; ana ~
bert Smith was among the number vino believed una
i Congress had as good right To deprive Nor'ier'
man Of his house land, horse, It had to take ava
the Southern mans slave; and for deciding thus, III
has according to the British Wing Abolition lourna
aforementioned, received ''lllS REWARD: Let th'
"Whips" of the South bear this in mind and REJolCE
Good news, good news Ia In N from IN" Norm
George Thompson men have sent their cdct iHJ
II is the climax Of folly for the Brush Wings to con
tend that he Indrpe ndent Treasury Bill had anyn!
10 do with the defeat of Albert Smith: for 1t IS wei
known that Francis Ormond Jonathan Sm'ih (PhGhus
what n name) was discarded and kicked out 9! The De
mocra,c party because he was opposed to hat inca
sure and .Ubert Smith elected because he wa
swplq,irey rs the party lines were then drawn S"1
TrcGsurg nun The small majority by which he wa
defeated show that this question had NJ bearing aga'is
him, but that his defeat owing 10 the nacton "
many of his oyn party, Who Thought EiS election Ger
tain with their help, ana 90 the great eNet"nS Tie ADO
litonis;. made 10 cleo, William PIT FesSendrn N -
place who IS u notorious Ah" '"'s', an! ni"r Si'
Fcdcralist as well IS his father before nun we sup
pos, Mr. Frssenden will STEER IN m "r"oSie direction
,na As alr Smnk ''votrd for Tho Sub lt"asary a"
against the Eie&t Of Pctitioa, he w vote for Ma
tt.lu,, Bank, and IL faror II Tie higM Of PeiH"H
Arain wc say LET TIE "NlilGS Or lHi
SOUTH REJOICE,