Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-13

slavery. or be checked by the stern arm oithe law
And when We beheI the tremendous vote gwen on tie
18th far Gov Shannon, more than II ,Uuo votes increase
over l-3 which was then the largest vote ever enca
i; Ohio our friends out OF the State will certainly no,
bc surprised at the confidence Of our friends here, nho
do;v advised us of their increase of strength And
one in his senses for moment doubt That hac II ~,
bcen for the extraordinary means used, SUCH as "on
eoon prostrae the elective franchise, render the ballot
In, farce and drench this country III ile blood al
III w,rs the Democracy OF Ohio would have given lie
LARGEST majority they ever gave IN The State The
mems used by the Wings were 50 shameful anu dcba
snr that they already cndeasor TO teny Their acts and
Jisewn their conduct, even 10 say nothing OF The wcHd
frauds and ncriurles committed Oh All hanGs ny tie
VIII oudihc conduct Of Alfred kellys Judges, elect
odL.siarab,pd i. would seem, 10 aid in committing iraut
I ~ receive ILLEGAL votes the Federal side, and
deprive the Democrats ofcga ones, as lar as Their pos
tons would warrant
! "rhe Democracy OF ONO mao aiso .ahe" n'ea
stand IN favor Of the nonncrerehce OF Tue zee Sa'es
with the domestic concerns OF those states hoio'hg
slaves and had shown her devotion TO the Union, ard
peace with neighbours in passing law IN ooeoehce
10 the request of Kentucky, 20 protect her slaves iron
the interference of the Abotonists and when we be-
! held the same Kcntuckians and arm IN our State
.;,b the very Abotonists Of Ohio Of whom they com.
nlarcd speakna from the stand and raying in tie
support Of the very they had denounced Us III EYES
and robbers, and who they would have l.ynchcd had
they been caught on the other side OF the ONO river
and sneers OF their opponents, and ct the Abotions's
esuccially all of which aided for moment IN placing
NJ in IN apparently false position but which must he.c
after place us on grounds which Whgsery, hentuck:
slavery, and Abotion:sn, VIII not be able 70 irie WIN
Whatever We have lost now BY the union of Ohio Aho.
litonists and Kentucky shareholders, we shall gam
in the future brotLery love of these opposites, united
only to destroy the Democracy OF the Stale
Below are several letters from correspondents, which
show some bright and cheering spots, and some Hhici
4 l,,,,
1 ur-T Monroe Holmes and Mercer counties bear 4
The nam and stan as the Democratic flag ships in OAo
They a Il gained on the vote ofthe 18Th Long will Their
Democracy be remembered BY their friends Throughout
| the Stale.
The following are extracts from the numerous Letter,
which The Columbus Statesman publishes from yacu.
parts Of the State
| From Monroe County,
| Sbannon's majority on the 18th was .c5 Mr.. I,n
Buren's minority in 1886 in Monroe County was g..
now eGo making an increase for Mr.. Van Buren, sne
Is36 of 30I minority and this has been done notwA.
standing Tie unprecedented Federal emigration 10 tn.
county during the last four years The Democrac? i
Monroe will keep nailed to the masthead tie t
conlight of liberty around which the whole body the
Democracy of Ohio and will rally to breast the POI
soned jayelins of Federal Whiggery. Although false
hood and her twin sister, fraud, may feel safely
from the late political storm in the black harbor OF Fc
rasm and Abolition, let them keep an eye 10 that ael
con.liqh which is not quenched, but whose fires H.
light ~ blaze which will discover their dark retreat
10 nm injured and indignant people. Let the Demon
cy every where stand 10 her post, ready armed 70 III
teeth-incease your picket and camp guard and KEEP
doublc sets of them.
From .vem Lisbon, (O.,) Oct 81, 1910
aDear sr-Alr. Van Burcn's majority over HarrsCa
in this county about 40 This falling off from liz
Presidential vote Of le36, you will perceive. il
less to enmera.c the various causes OF tins disastrous
result Suffice 10 say that the Democratic rlrty h.d
contend against the united and most desperate efforts
British Whiggery, Abolitionsm and Quakerism, TO say
nothing of the unhoiy exertions made against US By Tx
hypocrca priests of certain sects. The Quaker-Ato
ltion strength in this county, is estimated at about lE
votes: vet singular as it may appear, but few Brrey
tickets were pollcd. General Harrison is Abo ons
enough to satisfy the most strenuous OF the Niger
fraternity, black and white both. GW Ml SonM 4.e
notice II utese signss' Yours truly
st.Mc ConneiisriUc, .S0r. =, l-iD
uSir: We haye again triumphcd over Federalism. ~ \
in Morgan county-Abolltion received votes as lar
understood
"CARRoLToS, 3lst Oct l
| awe have again met the enemy, and again be-. |
en- Every exertion that could be made was made B! /
both parties in this county; they have increased the I
majority about ID votes, making their entire majorp
I53 in the county There were but eierea AboI,!oa i
votes pocd III this county, those principally by Dem
crats--it impossible TO procure SO strong ros
on part; some timid souls in our town, cote
not be induced 10 turn ont 10 the polls l
i From Butler County.
"RossyILLE, Oct. 3ls
oDc1r sir: yesterday was u Gay OF SVua NlEliN'I
to that of the 18th, in old Butler. ST. Clair TOWNSHIP
(Rossville) gave increased majority-on the l3Ll
she gave -, yesterday 6Gthree other townships a,
been heard from, that we may count old Butler
majority al the same she gave on the 18th. Our mft
pious, conscientious and jealous Wing Abolitionst
made the whole to yield to their politics, with one
norable exception"
Hu=sa for Hu2e Canada.
:. "Our elections are oyer-we have gained since ls3l
l3 votes the British Wings in this township (Nsa
as well, Ohio is safe for Van Buren, The .4toIiion
ciety in this tounshp, to man voted for old TIP al
Tyler. Let the S,uih look to their lnerest-Abolioj
ism and Federalism are one and the same thing
Mark, tco this singular sign, from the same numSl
| Of the Columbus Statesman:
''l6oiition Conrention in Columbus, nert ,ciatU.
awe have already promised our readers 10 keep tHF-I
advised of the great doings Of the Abolitionis's a.
Bank Wings during the coming winter. The coal!I:l
of odds and ends will bring light various things @h'
they come TO act for The good Of the people,
"The Phanthropst proposes Contention Of .b0iI
tionsts here during the winter, and also proposes
watch the Wing members who have triumphed By A.
| lition votes; that paper says: Il
"fhelto hut little has been done in Columbus. The A."
grand convention door them We have alr
engaged an active aud experienced agent who viii conh
Columbus during the session Of the Assembly acting aE
correspondent of the Phiantopist, advising Of whaie'
relating 10 and operating IN ever! way ir
furthemncc ofanti-slavery principles" IL
Set spies the Delegates Of the people, TO mai't
them redeem their pledges 10 the Abolitionsts! Il
But similar scenes have been enacted in New ionI
How few votes have been given to the lndepende'
Ticket; which only sham and to ihfC III
dust in the eyes of the Southern people The Alo'E
Argus promises to lift the veil from the transactions
the Wing party, and gives US the following pregni
revelations:
"We have given up paper to-day the returns Of the
cent contest The result is mainly before our rf
We fobca speak of this moment, in our Judgment
deserves be characterised by every friend Of our free mn
lions, and of ALL whether here throughout the world "h
their based tile intelligence
and integrity Of the American people. On another day.
shall recur the subject with the bodness OF nth ~
conscious reciude in and right whether ha
upheld ovcrorne by the result here and throughout the
MEANWHILE let remark that the River Counties have
sustained their Democratic character, and have given 10 i
tinsnisled Feowcirzen and Chief Magistrate the sonr
iimonial Of their confidence and attachment and thai
other sections Of the State had come vigorously Ia he -
the Dcmoo rattle triumph would have been complete e n
forgotten the borders of the Eghh = ~
District with Democratic maturity OF full 5000 votes ana
the State under the dominion of that single Anti Ma
and Abolition fraction of lis population"
The Eigllth is the Infected DisLriet-he Head ".