Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19
ScTToNs.

vTbe Detroit "Eree Press OF the loth
%F,s,t .the Democrats have SUCCEEDED e VI ..e
~ q 3 rCT which give, us EIGHT MAJORITY
HlSs Ut senate. For the House as far ms heard
ne hs democrats have elected FORTY SIN Repre-
-, ~ ..nd the Wings NOT ONE The House Is
ssi'"si If INN members Blu, there is ian In
''s' amor afloat, that the Wings have ac.ually
fh,s one member, and he is Mr. Ltlie OF lhe .oun
'fS,qinaw, the ''expresident OF qelune. $50.
W. .s The wac of the Baltimore Republican says
as 81 have bu, Iiule here below, aud long may
- have that Latte" ,.,,,, IT,.
M>s',f I,wndes (where Columbus is) 10 redeemed
:''s siyen Tucker as Governor majority OF Soo,
81 a's ,o Democratic candidates for Congress, ls3
.; mF ~" te between Harrison and Van Buren,. In
So, coun,y. the Democratic ma orty is67-De-
li'''' ,,;n since last Fall 49, In Monroe, the De-
sS' r,in is l5S In Noxubee, the Democratic
pSa,, In Warren, Shattuck's majority over Tuck
= sss,-being 253 short of Harrison's majority. ln
ss,,o the Wing gain is IL. In Adams, the Wing
N'. In Jackson, the Democratic gain is b. In
.opn,ies. the nett Democratic gain is about Coz.
:'s majority last Fall 2523-So that in the re-
r',a, Is counties, the Democrats will have only
=: - make up. We presume, they have succeeded
.msr, majority The issue Of Bond or o.bond
n,,sled TO certain degree in the result OF TINS
EATON. % democratic Repre-.
s.ates, and Wings.
,.Il is rumored that since the appearance OF 'e.o
v.,, cierrymen in Virginia have refused 10 pc i'"'n ~
mai ceremony onthe ground that their views oil egs
- wonl rot permit them TO sanction any i's'u'o"
s.,,nc per Sc the ERioa' ~ u 6se :,
N mus 10 uS!-rhe marriage OF the SEXES 10 so.s
y,h ,,s usual alacrity among us-"hllst the UNIV"
he Uhigs is suffering under Serere OtroTee'
yor does apy one forbid The baas in the former case
rrery Clergyman is eonsistentenough 10 Sanction I
,a!ion which rightfully operates through Tue
|LIs, Mr. TYLER forbids, as he had always oohe u
= he banns between the Bank and The Cons'tu''on.
10 Norfolk Herald is at loss to know what has
mo of the cider this season, for the Norfolk Mar
= The Editor asks "Have the Wings cut down
~ apple for spite, or in despair? Or have they
MI their cider into brandy TO keep up their spirits
- ;" Perhaps they much satiated wth
iayori,e beverage, during the last campaign mat
- nave lost all relish for il: Or, they are ashamed to
..i, les, they provoke The derison OF the public
" ,s,b.ns the thunder OF public indignation has
.,s1 !, into vinegar. II would seem, at all events,
-. c;5.r is not in such good odor with the good
ry,s as il was during the last year But the Loco
have no, lost their for good cider; and would
=. "a see some Of il in this market. What say ye,
-. Of the Isle OF Wight
v,nseur Weed, the Wing State Printer of N. York,
...r councillor of Gov. Seward, &c, is now pitching
y,,;onal Ba:.k over board! lie is sick enough Of
=. rynerimen,, and abandons il as bad job In his
- Albany Evening Journal he says with most
gtul air: =.
Ne did moi 90 Washington for any such purpose as inc
m charges. Nor When there did We urge or ask .hs ies"s
- Fiscal Corporaon.' We openly opposed I" ihr
session of Congress aud openly opposed 10 ,he movement
ger oil Rank. The Wing party has struggled Tor zen !ehs
- Bus mistoze meek We have iaoored hard I" cut
III has stack lie poisoned SHIRT for one We are
IA carry this lad farther Those who have stonachs
t' NAV 60 aounderug TILL the sky falls ,hey choose
II A.. l,-k nat 20 BE- caught again IN Bank r"p
Wh,s Of Virginia take warning from TINS Jerem'au
= ,,u, compeer Of n. York. Shake this milestone
ION your neck-strip the Nessus shirt from your back
and ,hun the trap which Mr. Clay has set for you
". Clou.-Some of the Wing presses (the Philadel-
,s.C 5 Gazette, Inquirer, New York Tribune, &c.,)
r, the runor that Mr.. Clay is about TO resign his
=. IN the Senate to the Kentucky Legislature, which
~ towards the close Of December: that he thinks OF
,.,dp, the winter at Havana, for the benefit OF his
...b-and that Mr.. Crittenden is expected to sue
,ss him But the \ Y. Express says "that Mr. Clay
ocular friends in New York profess to be ignorant
5e intention attributed to him; and the n lntelli-
,e adds "that the report has not reached this city
I'm sny authentic source, so far as we have heard
the Baltimore American Declares that "His purpose
ssivnation if entertained has been formed doubtless
,on The belief that under existing circumstances his
.yces would be unavailing for the public good against
/. Influences which defeated the chief measure of the
fI,a Session.