Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

fully and we'll
Nov.-Iso Ami-!s'o:
Ian Barrn. Harrison. .N'es. ~.
Hartford County 45o4 Gsal 49, 49, G sen
New Haven g 334a 400 albo i''l
New London IS 267l 3it3 zoos 3'b
Fairfield $50 1858 1000 IiSg
W;ndbam 2l77 a7sl a3S1 26sC
Li.chfcld 1872 $3.50 3Si3 i29c
Middlesex 2a73 a2s5 2a77 222ac
folland " 1913 l9.l2 lool l9''
NORTH CAROLINA.
This state votes the 18th nst and after the exam
pie set her by Virginia, We have hopes that size will
follow she did in 1885, in the track of the mother Of
| Democracy. However she may have been influenced
in the State elections when the day otra came and the
question which presented itself Federalism or De-
nocracy she has ever proved true 10 her ancient faith
We well aware that the State has been oyerruu o.
late by Federal squatters from the Abolition States
who have cf means untried 10 transplant their ia
rore doctrines in the land Of Macon; but we still
have hopes that there is enough of native pride and
principle in the people of that State, TO place her in The
present struggle, where she has been, by the side
of the Old Dominion" battling for the cherished
principles of Jefferson and her venernted Macon Not
until the returns from the ballot-boxes, will we
believe that her have forgotten the duty they
owe their country, and the noble example set them
by heir Democratic fathers, 10 commit so unpardon
able ard suicidal act TO cast their ballots for any
man who acknowledges that he was an Additions! al
eighteen years Of age, and who is the candidate OF thai
party united with the political enemies of their noble
and firm hearted sires.-Balt. Republican.
VERMONT
The Vermont Patriot OF the 2nd inst, says The LIE
gslaure adjourned OH Friday morning, after session
of three weeks. Both branches were strongy Federal
and the majority have, of course done just what they
pleased We have no time this week to review their
acts Suffice it say that they have rerointioni-ed the
country of Washington by placing it under the control
Of entire set Of Federal officers, and chartered two
Banks montpelier and Poultncy) and recharteed foul
more, bennington, Danville, Rutland and Vergennes
without giving adequate security to the pablo for the
redemption of their Llls-no private property by bond
mortgage otherwise. Perhaps they will be able tc
satisfy the people that this is right, but we doubt it.
CONNECTICUT.
Our returns from this State shows gain IN some
counties for the Wings, and in others for the Ad
mins,ration All but six towns have been heard from,
which cannot vary the resu-the State, as was expect
cd has kept her first love- and gone for Harrison and
Federalism.
| RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
On the 18th inst. James +. Simmons vas elected
S. Senator in the place of Asher Robbins for six gear:
| from the 18th of March next. The whole number o
votes was 81, of which Mr.. Simmons, Wing, received
55 Nr. Atwill, Dem 81; MIR. Burgess, >; Mr. Simmons
majority 30.
The MARRIED TIcKErs.-It is we'll known that
order to defeat the intention Of one OF the provisions
of the Election Law, which was meant TO enable th'
voter TO depose his ballot without having it discover
ed for whom he voted, Of The Harrsones Of thu
city had recourse to the discredable and Illegal trick
of having tickets printed with striking and peculla
head 1t has also been mentioned, that to counterac
this miserable device, Democratic tickets were issuet
in the course of the day of election, bearing heat
somewhat similar, by which means many poor men o
the Democratic party, who had proscrpiive and malig
nant parsans their employers, were able to vote safe
" according 10 their conyclons-an honest and propc
mode Of foling 4 manGuyre OF the most reprehensIht
character 1t seems however, that knowledge of Thu
fact has given the National Gazette another fit of hyse
rcs nearly if not quite, violent as those under which
it suffered before the publication of observation
upon "Political Grand Jures." Our contemporary cx
hausts its vocabulary for terms of dcnunciaton, ant
forgetting how heavily trcads upon the tender fec
of its "pipe-layng friends, talks with great fucnc.
of uinfamous tricks "grand systems of fraud, an'
other matters of that Sort which indicate great forget
fitness after the New York disclosures after the surrp
ttious publication Of paper falsely termed the pre-
sentiment of Grand Jury, and after the republication
of counterfeit Glentwor,h papers. But the Gazette
may rant until it is tircd-it can neither convince th
public that the counter movement which las caused 81
much rage, wrong, nor that violating the spirit
the laws by marked tickets, right, and may adj
in conclusion That il is utterly untrue that the Demo
cratic tickets referred were used for purposes of de
cepton, that the heading given 10 vitiacd llar
rison tickets" There such ssvtiated tickets
that we have heard Of either with the head withou
il. The Gazctc's "huriy burly" is simply to draw at
tenon from the stnamous trick of its friends 10 III
tmdate and ovcrawe the yotcr-an act as Illegal ms
was mean, and the anger exhibited by colemporar
partly because the trick considerable extern
rendered cfectve.-Pcnnsyirann
Tie Albany Branch ofthc Federal Fraud.-Citizcn
of Albany. What say you to this picture of your Hg
Constable, presented in the affidavit of Doote befor
the Recorder of of New York: If the statemen
Of Ferris, published eighteen months ago. and not con
tracted by anybody, failed 10 work conviction in tn
public mind of the rascay Of Coulson, what will b.
thought ofhm now that we have the strong confrma
tory and circumstan:al proof of the dumning facts
III
suspension from office and of indictment, for having
taken the incpicnt steps towards gross fraud upoi
the franchise what shall he said of the public Office
who deliberately carries through equally diabot
outrage upon n neighboring city, and nstigates the
commission of perjury and crime, by the offer Of mo
ney:-.4lLany argus.
Enemies of the Money Po,c.r-Ths election is to SET
tie the question whether the people TO govern them
selves whether they to be governed by the Mo
ney Power welded by great Bank. The recent dis
closures in New York have shown that the felons i'm
ported from Philadelphia to cheat the honest Democracy
of the former city out of their rights were paid in
s. BANK BlLLSm! Mr.. Blatchford, the AGENT o.
the u. s. Bank, and father of Gov. Stewards private
Secretary, is proved to have paid out moneys himself
to Of the imported 'pipe-layers" Your opponents
struggling to create great Bank for the purpose
pcrpetuang this scheme of monstrous corruption and
of controlling the people of the U. States by system
of fraud and perjury extending from one end of the
Union to the other Now is the time to- Illustrate this
infamous design. Let the honest voters rebuke this
organized vlany before shall ha We fastened its chains
upon us-U
| Our Character aJroad-The American People have
ever been jealous of their reputation abroad. They
have resented, with becoming spirit, the stale SLAM
ders and dsparagng criticisms of the Trollopes Halls,
Maryatts, &c, concerning the habits, manners, and
character Of our counrymen. But how will all that
has been said by those enemies of institutions be
more than confirmed, if the American public fail TO
stamp with their reprobaon the foul SANDER upon their