Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-17

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k&"S at her chvalry 10 support the Northern Man
as thorn Feelings, or tn overthrow that Upas DIV.
VIZ rbich promises nothing but poisonous fruit 10
ID, entire S''" H., Willamette, t.,,,,,o .x,;.;,,
~, and manly feeling "Never (says that pa per
g.%.,,,y ast has the Democratic party at any tune
. su,h spirit and determination al present.
',t;.,, N th> county seems To have acted with an
70 ), tendency, and aroused the boys 10 action. =
w sol thu. result -! the last election only
-. ,,Eeir own want of cxertIon; and The exulta.
- 4 ihrIr opponents operate Stmulant and
w. ,,,m on IL renewed efforts. With such feel.
sN" enthusiasm and determination, We cannot
H. VICTORIOUS The Opposition already that
,,uatv, a, least, is not theirs. The confidence
=, own strength produced our overthrow; but,
~ s same time, taught us the wholesome les
= ,b,t victory ouy be gained by constant
Inn and wa,ch,unrss. This, though late, the
w :, convinced Of, and the spirit evinced by
:, r,embcr, gives us fair promise that old New
,1. county will, the 10th of November next, as.
va b,r nost,ion in the old Democratic ranks The
,r..s however, not idle. Their leaders stop at
TO secure success. But our people are prepared
=, ,7rn. and ANXIOUS for the coming contest. They
,,.r-ed OF their strength, and are painting 10
- ,arir lost ground, aud the country may rest
y, ,r,t TINS county on the Presidential election will
St.r.,, A similar feeling seems to pervade our
fs N Kent aud Sussex; and although the chances
.,,rllnst Us, do not doubt but we shall have
he state
pt>>,,lNANIA-iH ne Signs are cheering from the
"a, Keystone Statc-but we wait calmly the den0uc-
Tb. results in Philadelphia city and county are
80, brIl,ant Sergeant and Toland (Whigs) are
tod from the CITY proper, constituting the I'd Con
soual District, bat by reduced majority, of about
I'll, In the Isl District Southwark and n part OF
.,3,,bg COUNTY, Charles Brown (Rcp) is elected
No. majority of 3-4-and in the Sd District Northern
l,..-s and other parts Of Philadelphia county, we
tirb, election of Charles J. lngersoll By majority
o.Ii-,-Thr frauds of .Nayorism could not THIS time
ss,, him But we give all the particulars in the fol-
,ye ~, animated strains from the lcnnsyivanian
GLORIOUS VICTORY DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH
-. the election yesterday, the Democracy of Phsa-
pl, gam proved themselves worthy OF the character
E Il, has - long been accorded 10 them. They have
,,r. more shewn that they nfexiby true to the
rrat principles for which they have often contended
zga trninphcd Another victory IS added to the long
-, Of successes which marks their career, and they
ms, demonstrated in manner not easily to be forgot
;ea thai, with fair field and no favor, It is folly for
@ opponents 10 dream of olhcr results than such
=, alyr now occurred. The Democrats of the county
are NJ: 10 De Gerated-they may be dcfrauded of their
,rlt>-but Federalism cannot overthrow them. They
AVE tie true spirit, which increases in zeal and ett
-egcy IN ust proportion to the confidence and Ell
.r.so:' their enemies They are not TO be distnayed
g,n,cs or caioed by batteries, but equally firm
,,'lpr tlev .swha would delude them, come with
,-rs or with sunshine-with the terrors of the
r-,W> with childish pageants, log cabins and cider
a..-.l< After the rout Yesterday Federal Whiggery
must abandon all hope in Philadelphia County, for it was
y, more perfectly organized, more lavshly furnish
tfwt'n means. or with more circumstances III their Ia
yr some idea, therefore, NAV be formed oi the ere
q. ,hr j. due county friends when it is men
,urd that they have succeeded BY AVERAGE
MAJORITY OF THIRTY-THREE HUNDREDS!
They deserve for this the hearty plaudits of the Demo
fe,., 81 The mon. There is point which the fiar-
...I..S were more ANXIOUS 10 carry--none upon
,s ,,y concentrated more Of their force, than upon
n. County Of Philadelphia.
-, w, be seen from the suhjoned, that in the first
p>.-.rl. CHARLES BROWN has been triumphantly
elected Il, Congress By the faterng majority OF BE-
TNEENFOU RTEES AND FIFTEEN HUN DRED
NEan rc;:cer deserved such mark of popular favor
sa,l,v raricssness, and energy IN the cause OF De-
no ratio principles, render him peculiarly worthy 10
REPRESENT n the councils Of the nation constituency
Ua have well proved that they also are beyond the
~t,h Of all the influences which. the opponents OF equal
: ruts can ~ mr. INTO the field
Iii with litla pride and satisfaction that every
Democrat will refer TO the result III the Third District,
% celebrated IN the political annals of the country. In
accordance with predictions and IN confirmation OF
al that has been allie red in reference to the foul play
tScc pac>cd there, vtlae the decision Of the bal
l,.box and defiance the will of the people, II
vi, BE- seen that CHARLES J. lNGERSOLL has
trrn ectcd Congress BY the overwhelming MAORI
,s i; THIRTEEN HUNDRED. THIS District was
tie great battle field. II not alone that our enc
mes feared the counandng abilities OF the Democratic
caGate though they had much TO dread on that score
i,y they well knew that in him they would have Re
preventative Of sound principles capable and ready TO
with their stoutest champions and to expose the
deceptive pretexis under which they seek to gam con-
10! II the republic They tremhie another account.
The Democracy, satisfied that they had, IN two m
srsucrs been defrauded when sustaining he same no
ra,lon md anxious 10 prove To their counryEen that
their assertions were true, determined 10 render tins
election the test They challenged their opponents 10
..tr, and Cor few short weeks the braradn OF d.
pct acceptance Of that challenge made but finally,
ug throwing Naylor aside, and by bringing new and
r,p4, candidate into the ieldone VII" had lus LETT
;a~ Democratic party, and who, 1t was supposed, would
ca-rv strength with HIM from ranks, they vaIn!y
sought t. evadc the true issue. But their cunning
Management utterly failed-heir multiplied ISLANDERS
and canmn-s against Mr.. lngersol-ther large con-
'yancs and petty resorts, proved eqlily impo,ent.
They compelled to meet the question, and the
s.,rons result is before us.
ave have carried our city and county nominations by
majority Of ABOUT A THOUSAND, which shows
ne Of the county vote over that OF the City In
l>6, the Federal majority in the city and county was
lsl> and from this, estimate may be formed of the
assertions about great changes for Harrison in this
CHar'cr
Tie Democrats of the City have done admirably
It's they have not success to boast o-at the pre-
sent moment they had expectation of IT, but, an un.
"nctng Democratic vote OF nearly 1OOO, gives assur-
a,a"l rapidly approaching triumph, even IN the city
q Philadelphia The day is near al hand.
From the Country.
FrS returns have come in from the counties. Both
parties exuiting Both have gained; both lost, at
points We compare these partial returns with the
rs estimate which is before US, prepared several days
ago ~ an experienced citizen Of Pennsylvania, which
the majority Of $500 for the Democracy as
stated in our last paper-and the result far is fol-
Dem, Fed /. DEM M, r ::
Philadelphia City, 5000 1905
County, 1000 1883