Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-07

calculations were correct, | respectfully beg leave 10
communicate TO you my firm conviction that the follow
ing WI! be the result Of the Electoral Ticket al the
riesIdent'al Observation-Disclosures patriotic DIS
trict, IN which have the honor 10 reside, wslI give Van
Buren and Johnson a majority exceeding ,5GO-,le
double district, represented hy Carroll and llrlien, com
p'srd OF Baltimore city, Anne Arundel and The cats OF
Annapolis. wall give al least 500-thr Western counties,
comprising Frederick, Washington and Allegheny,
represented hy our distinguished friend, Frank Thomas,
Wi yield a majority rising I00-thr five upper counties
OF the Eastern Shore, consisting ofCrcii, Kent, Queen
anne, Talbot and Caroline, represented nv my friend
Phiip Frank Thomas, viii give a majority Of 2hl,
making our aggregate maIorIties IN those C"ngrcsslon-
al Districts 2,60n votes. Making the most liberal al
l"wance 10 the Wings, in the districts represented by
WIN. Cost Johnson, JcnIftr, and DenniS-and under
no possible contingency can their aggregate majority
exceed 200 vot"s;-thus leaving to the Electoral
ticket, representing IAN Buren, and Johnson, I trtuin-
phant majority of ] ,iiW.
"lesierday We had a grand rally OF the Democracy
of Baltimore, in COMMUNICATION of the glorious tt-
umph that we have obtained over the combined forces
"t The Opposition, IN the passage ut III" Independent
Treasury bill. \ grand salute OF IN guns was ht'd
during The dap, in honor 10 the l24 Republican mem.
hers of Congress, who sustained this great Democratic
nrasnrc Of reform. At Monument Square AT early
candle light, there assembled at least l. 1000 %indrprnd.
rnt irecmrn from This and the adjoining Districts, ami
mated and chcercd on by pur bright prospects of sue
cess. All adm, that there never was so large 4 po!,ti-
cal meeting III Baltimore, not excepting the truly r'dr
culous log cabin and hard cider procession, which dts
.rac"d cur c,y on last May. And yet there was no
attempt 10 produce artificial excitement, Tor political
fret. # was the spontaneous movement OF the sons
II freedom, who, indignant al the reckless course 81
he Wing Abul,t!on!stS, were resolved at once By a
lear demonstration of their overwhelming power and
strength, 10 convince the enemy that their case was
'opelrsS, that they might desist from all further al
'empts 10 deceive the people. We know well the cha
racter of our opponents. They will strain every nerve:
md some Of their ambitious leaders spend the lasttol.
ar, when they have a prospect Of success, but COW
trdiy shrink from the contest, when they see the pure
md sound Democracy of the country reused Ia acton,
md prepared /" ~vrndicate and defend their rights. w
have placrG the Whigs"f Baltimore IN tina, un-nviatlc
pos, tron Of alarm, b. a display of our solid columns %!
Fre-rneu, ready prepared 10 achieve a gl"rions victory
rhas immense ~asscmblage were addressed by Buchanan,
the distinguished Senator from Pennsylvania, in one
# his most able and powerful speeches, amidst thun.
l"ring cheers of applause. He was followed by Gen.
+. f. Stanbnry, a venerable snldirr Of The Revolution,
Gen. b. G. Howard, one of our electoral candidates.,
md our eloquent young friend, James Mad son Blu
chanan, all Of whom commanded the frequent ap.
pIause of The assembled thousands. Again ] reprai
10 you, with heartfelt pleasure, that Maryland Will 70
triumnhantlr for Van Buren, and Johnson"