Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

rraonais infer every co,n The Territory has gwen
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Milwaukee, lli
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Mima he town. residence Arnold, gave Dodge GO ma
at is thus IN Wisconsin, (says the Albany Arsus a
in Iowa. the People pronounce upon the prescription
Of tired Democrats and the veteran defenders oi Their
soil
DrL.wARr.-The city election in Wilmington has
resulted IN the success of The Democratic ticket, by
ajou! 100 majority
THE MORAL.
The preceding g!nri"ns results Of the recent Lec
tiols s,na that the Ball Is rehnund:ng that The
i.r fruits Of the lasl Fall have turned 10 dust and
a,hes N ,,cir hands 1',cy furnish admirable
warn;ilr, 10 those who hope 10 succeed b. hnmhuas
aud iposures. But tlr results a-e 50 well 81; i"rth
IN tie following extracts from other papers that we
prefer adopt cm, III preference 10 weaving any Spe-
culations Of our own:
(P,oA. lie y. j. Journal n Commerce
"TuE Car>r.-A great cfoT! is making by certain
Clay papers, to show HAT the ''nn,omafd results o.
the recent elections attributable the Of Pre-
s.den; Tyler, II vculng the Bank balls ttm facts VII
throw light upon the subj ect.
81; should he borne mind that the first Veto was is
sued the 49,! 81: August, and The second on The oh
of September
In tie early part Of August, before the first veto
was i.s,ed and s,ill longer before knowledge Of IL
being ssrcd had reached those ds,an. States elections
were held III Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee
and hlabami. Il viii M, b. pretended that hfse cleo
com! b., influenced b. The v,tcra, winch
rs yc, had existence 81 lar appeared iir Bank
ics The full tide Of successful experiment, with
every prospect Of realizing the o~c ." their IS
praiinnS. Under these circumstances the above inei.-
timed elections ,serc held.
ala indiana, the election only for mrmhers II
The Lpuisla,ule the result that the Wing ni,jo
riiy of z IN The Senate reduced 10 = whsle N the
llnus- Tie Wing MINORITY Of % (ou of 100 men'efrl
wa. changed TO an Opposition majority OF IL Az iha'
saved the Senate wa- that nue halt the members hi!
Overlooking elected inT two years llirrson niajnr-
" IN The Safe las, November wGs Il 6oS
"In krn'uckv, laewiSs, the election wGS confined
10 tie choice :" S~n,i",s aud Representatives,. III,
safe rave Harrison Is, November maj,r'iy II =!
- o.. course such Ellur;'y Wa 10, hkr!r !" b,
neu,rali-,d IN nine months. Accordingly The Wigs
carried both Houses IL large naI"ri':rs.
ssln Tennessee, the vote for Polk (as Gosernor) last
August vas 80 greater than Van l3urcns vote las No
vcmbrr h.le the vote Tor Jones Wing Wis SOl2 les
than ilarrsons
ain Alabama, all the counties except five. show, a
The result OF the guhrrns,orll election IN August
falling off IN the Wing vote compared with ilarrsnns
las. November, Of 4,2n and IN the opposition ''ir,
falling of l72l compared with Van Burpns.
ain Illinois, the Congressional election last August
showed falling of Of ,349 in the Wing vol- and
1905 the Opposition vote, compared with tie Pfes'.
denai election last November.
"We to the elections held since the veto
was announced.
sin s5o townships and plantations OF Maine, Far
field Opp vote Is l-Gi larger I'll n II vas year
ago while Rents is S,soS smaller than II MAS year
aro. Fairiicds vote more than 1000 larger than an
Burcns Was last November.
ain II counties Of Vermont (all except Wndhan
and Grand l,e) the official vote Tor Senators shows an
aggregate OF 81 sd for the Wing ticket aud 1917? Tor
the Opposition: Showing an increase OF :Gi1 Oppnsl-
ton votes compared with the Presidential elections last
and dI,ui m he d In
In this case we take The Senatorial vote, because lie
Wing candidate for Governor said to have been IN
popular
ain all the counties of Maryland except three (rom
which only The maJ"rit'es have reached u.s. Thomas
vote is as great. wanting u voies, wa4 Van Buren,
vote last November, while Johnson is i116 less than
ilarrison's last November.
ain ~ counties III Georgia, McDonald's vote is 4G-
more than Van Burens vote last November, whsle
Dawson 10 1879 less than Harrison 8 was
"Csmparng the above statements with each other,
we do not perceive that the Wings have exhibited
greater APATHY the vc,oes, than before. Hero
the IS hole thing in a nut she'll. The hrs, column
hibs the d'nnnion Of the Wing vote, compared wi:h
the Presidential election, in States where elections
were held prior 10 the Netocf and the second column
the dminuon where the elections have been held since
the fetoes:
B}orc tie I.tots Diminn:ioa. SinceMc Ie;ccs. Dimi.
Tennessee s0l2 Maine S,>cS
Alabama S21 Vermont 6,12O
Illinois IL ,Si0 Maryland i,14O
Georges, about :. ulU
"Now lie, us look a, the other side Of the QUESTION
While the Wings have been losing thus, lie OPPOSE
ton have actually gained upon their vote lust Nosem
her, in ma or,y Of the States where elections have
been held.
Before HE Ietos.
Gam upon Voc. Loss d.
Tennessee 10
Illinois 1864
Alabama ,52l
Since Tie T'etos.
Maine 1000
Vermont 3641
Maryland 16
Georgia, 20 counties 40
at IS very evident from the above statements, that
SOMETHING IS the matter with the Wig car, which
makes its wheels drag heavily, and adds Strength
10 the forces Of the Opposition. And what is t.-I
Dissatisfaction account Of The Netos, says one
Indeed And does zeal for Bank drive men over
to the ranks Of the most determined foes Of such an
institution; To suppose that, in period Of compa
ratire calnnrss III politics, every Opposition man
would turn out the last November, when the
vote both sides unprecedentedy large, 10 sup
pose absurdry Disguise II as may, the fact IS
that thousands have left the Wings in disgust and soac
back To their old associations When it was announced
81 positively last Summer and Fall and by so many
different persons publicly and privately, that National
Bank part of the Wing policy, these were
foolish enough 10 believe it, and having since found
out their mistake they govern themselves accordingly
We do most sincerely believe that the detection would
have been greater, had not the Bank mannuvre been
headed off by Captain Tyler. Butt Wings or many
o! them, have submitted to the dspensation with 50
bad grace, that they not i'll way To profit by il
they might
(Froa TIE Boston Boy State Dsmsera.J
"Wrll was II remarked, that revolutions never go
backwards. A revolution is going forward III
!svor of Democratic principles, and condemna,ury OF
the doctrines of Federalism, which has never been
equaed in the annals Of political warfare, and which