Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-31
Cheering meas from other States.


Maine is safe. The Portland Argus is confirmed in
the belief that Fairfield has been chosen Governor by
the people He ouruns the Congressional votes of the
Republican candidates.-A great Democratic rally took
place at the capitol in Augusta, the 10Th nst-The
A. Age says, that "The Hall of the House of Repre-
sentat'ves with its spacious galleries filed TO
flowing, b. the members of the Legislature, the cti-
zens OF Augusta, and numerous others from the county
and State The Convention organized by the
choice Of Hon. Mark L. Hill of Phipsbnrg Chairman
and James l.. Child ESQ., ofAugusta as Secretary and
was most ably and powerfully addressed by Hon. s. II.
Blake Hon. John Burnham and Hon. Reuel Williams
But feeling pervadcd the vast assembage, that ,ce
can and shall triumph. Upon comparison of estimates
from different sections of the State, majority
down at not less than TWO THOUSANDi"
Tennessee and .nssissppi.-We have accounts direct
from these States by yesterday mail m IS safe there
The Raleigh Standard states, that its Editor has Just
"conversed with distinguished citizen Of this State
who has recently raversed Tennessee twice East and
West, on business; and who informs that the De.
mocracy there in the very highest spirits and
fdent Of carrying the State for Mr.. Van Buren,
.7rk0nSaS.-Wc have received letter from ST Louis
October 18th, which says, hasten to give you the
result. of the recent election in Arkansas, received
on the postbill from Jackson to-day Arkansas erect
Democratic majority FOUR THOUSAND"
Our friends in Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina,
Maryland, New Jersey, bid u- not to give them up
They struggling with great energy TO saye their
respective States. Even in Ohio they ralying with
the finest spirit The evidences Of the grosscs frauds
still multiply upon Them but il only arnuscs their in
dignaon, Wills, II stimulates them To the highest cx-
ertons. The Abo"nists too, marching to the
support Of Hnrrson but their black coluians neither
dannt pnrnlyzc brethren. The Democratic
Central Committee at Columbus, have issued the
strongest hand hills The last of the 9th October nm.
nounces that The frauds that daily come to lph; are
| astounding. We arr assured that % citizens OF pIr-
GINA voted in one township in Washington county ::
and doubt that hundreds living out the State voted
the Federal ticket in Ohio on The 18th The " hips
admit secretly that the late election cost them MIL-
| LION OF DOLLARS They cannot use the same
means 10 the extent the 10th They fear detec-
they discovered and our friends prepared
to bring them to justice. Hence then are pcrsuading
friends eetry rhtrt MT 10 turn mt or VOTE THEIR
TICKET on THE THiRriETH They know they will be
detected in the fraud, if we all vote on that day"
alt behooves US in Ohio, (say the Commttee,) to
poll full strength at all hazards for wen if our
opponents should be successful they cannot move one
step without loss of numbers, and finally an explosion
of oil their factions, The Democracy will therefore
rise from defeat stronger than ever We entreat our
friends to poll on next Friday their 100, 900 votes and
MS many possible, and it will show strongly the
frauds committed on the 30th Our opponents exhibit
their fears of such exposure from the great interest
they taking to persuade friends not to 90 to the
polls Let our friends 90 forth and sec every Demo
crat, deliver him ticket, and get his pledge to be nt
the polls. And above all, guard the polls the day of
election against imported votes from abroad Duncan
contests his seat with Pendeton and expects to re.
claim it on account of ''the immense number of frau
duent votes received from perjured Wing voters"
Rlinois.-The Wing Press has been cheating the
hopes of its friends, by allowing only Democratic
majority of 1000 at the late election The Chicago
Democrat is indignant at this fasehood, and says the
"Democratic majority is now ascertaned TO be over
600O."
South Carolana.-The Democrats have swept this
State by an immense majority. The New Era esti-
mates il at 90 000 The Greenvie Mountaineer claims
nearly all the members elect of the State Legislature
| Democrats
| .Ne,o Jerscy.-The Trenton Emporium denies, that
we have been much beaten at the late electonsets
down the votes given in Federal counties and esti-
mates the votes in the Democratic counties where there
was no contest, and concludes that "upon their o0n
Showing the Fedcralss have but meagre majority Of
| ONF HUNDRED! Is THAT MONSTER ALARM
Us, Is true hearted Democrat be frightened from
his .proprety BY bughcar like this, No. NO.
We have as yet had but skirmsk with the enemy
To ARMS TO ARMS for the BATTLE is near at
| hand"
All eyes are turned to VIRGINIA. Here, our
friends are cheering US from all quarters. Cores
pondent assures US the 2h that aWarren and Page
l75-they say that in Hardy Mr.. Van Buren, will
oct majority In Lucass District our friends say the
majority will not be more than 100 against us"
Other letters of 900 ma ority in Rocking
hams or 600 more in HARRISON &C., &c And
what says one of the most honest politicians in Frank
lin county,
| From Franklin County, Oct. 10.
ain this district, | think now, we will either beat
them or make close draw. There are in my neigh
borhood several changes for Van Buren,, and none tor
the Feds have also lately understood Pittsylvana
will not give large Wing majority-probabiy not more
than 100: if not, Patrick will overbalance that, and
Henry and franklin will about tie off, go am in good
spirits and think shall carry this electoral district
for Van Buren,. ! am in good faith, and believe the
Democrats in this district are equally So am stronger