Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27
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The Wings begin themselves to confess whatever
their humbug presses may pretend that have carried
Pennsylvania. They fricr down the majority indeed
but all their arithmetic cannot dissipate the force OF
figures. The corrected table in the Harrisburg Key
stone Of the 2Cth, shows these results
evan Buren, majority IN 80: 4,35i.-Portcrs ma
jorlty in ISIS; 5,i.6-Democratic moiorny in leiD:
I6,ac2. The election returns will show poll OF up
wards Of 1884, G0 voesnuch the greatest number ever
cast in the State, except at the election IN ISIS.
True, the Wings consoing themselves with the
example OF the elections Of 36-when the Republican
minority Of 10000 gwen n the State elections
duccd in three weeks to little than GOO at tho
Presidential election. But, this very example puts
friends their guard, and will enable them TO avoid
their twill warn them against the oyerween
ing confidence in their strength, which prevented
those exerons that necessary to retain their heavy
majority. They the rock which they had almost
split then, and they will shun it. "Forewarned, fore
armed" All their energetic exertions show it.
ARKANSAS.
The Wing Chapman crowed too soon about this little
Democratic State 1t perfectly safe Cross the Van
Buren, candidate for Congress, reelected By at least
1900 majority.
We are beaten by gross aud Jack 7Jo''tionism
but not as badly as the Wings had crowed up. The
Columbus Statesman Of the Goth instant states the
Harrison majority, far returns are received, at
S,457.
1--WE have elected seven members Of Congress- and
lost Duncan ONLY by fraud, and came within very
among the Wing members, are these two known, rank
Abo'itioniss, Giddngs and Andrcws-Glddngs who
specially invited by the Wings Of Virginia 10 the
great Clay Dinner, at the Junction House in Hanover)
awe have - old Senators and new ones, making -
in all out Of Sc The British Wigs have ) old ones
and ones: making II, which gives US 5 majority
in the Senate. We have % members Of the House,
perhaps q, and the Federal money power the balance
We have lost several members by very meagre majo-
rites"
But our friends in Ohio rallying noby to the rescue
for the Presidential Election. They viii give up
the ship Money and fraud cannot dnunt them. The
frauds perpetrated in Ohio indeed ffIghsu N Their
character The Statesman says: "There is no longer
any doubt left in the mind OF any rejecting person,
that the great victories Of the Banks and British money
power has heen carried mostly through frauds Of the
blacklist character This money power, with its
rup leaders, has army of travelling voters, who
are hired throw their votes mt any point where they
NAV be most wanted Every good man, every patriot,
every lover Of his freedom, should stamp such acts
with the namy they deserve. Hamilton, Montgome-
nv, Pckaway, and numerous other counties in Ohio,
have been carried in this way the 18th. One ndv
dual has been traced te have voted times the
18th He is known and if he docs leave the State
before caught he will be punished the law directs
We learn that % have been indicted for perjury, and
the names OF hundreds record who will be fol-
lowed up and punished. We are cheated but not de-
feated A party gaining power by such corrupt means,
can exhibit nothing but violence and corruption after
election, and the people who have been deceived will
be deceived no longer They unite with us in rescuing
the government from such hands.