Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

Seneca, @ nm
S s,yGsa 40
ChenanGo, 900
0.ssgo 800
Ontario f'''''' '''''' co..
washington ,11 mO
Tic m.nhers House since last year And the cleo
lion of the Democratic Senators in the End, 3rd 4th,
5ih and 9Th districts is rendered CERTAIN anu Tue OH
probable ,,,,s,,c,,. r-.,.-...,.
hc cars jus, n bring the following additional returns:
Tioga 40 Democratic maj.
%ssssi $ :
Br,one-no, so either way.
oreans-Tspo,,ed 400 Democratic majority.
''The majority rompk'ns includes the whole ueSe Dol"
sen.,e and Assembly. i. cha
Democratic Senator in the 9Th district. -, S,,o.
This district New York; ties The senate
and little OF one, not both Senators there.
ays s oE fa ss IKE
TrRE ARE DEMOCRATIC; and f'om sO0o 10 oOVo '' the
The Senate consists of 50 members. 1t seems 10 be
ssccrtained, tina, the Democrats have a. and The
Wings IT, And the New York Evening Post OF Sa'ur-
day evening states the following:
thai ru has C a 6s ,aes Is p ae s
allowed The returns in Kings having been ea'ase give w.,
result There said be le dOas. Of the fac! among ax e
discerning politicians II Tie report DC te we Shall nave
majority of three in the Senate
The New York Express contradlcts the election OIL
Purdy.
In the House of Assembly, consisting of 125 MEM
bers the returns have come in from all but twelve
counties The Democrats have now, as tar as heard
FROM IS members, and the Whgsl1 Democratic gain
b The House may stand about 80 Democrats to 90
Whigs-being 50 majority. At the last Session, the
Wings had majority of 4. But the boot is now upon
the other leg
We refer for further details of this tremendous
luton 10 previous columns. The cunning Mana.
gers Seward Weed a. Coz hoped 10 defeat the Re-
publcans by throwing frebrand into ranks in
the CITY. They melted the madcap Catholic Bishop
(ughes to interfere with politics. TO step out OF his
legitimate functions; to blend Church and State; TO ad
dress political assembly of the citizens; and to bring
down odum upon his Sect, which has already been
denounced for IFS arrogance and its ambton-and to ex
er his power against the party, which has done more
than any other 10 iberalize the feelings OF the commu
nty towards the Catholic Church. He has injured his
Church by his impertnent nerposition-and If the
Pooe understands its true interests, he will promptly
recall the Bishop from the L. s. lie has succeeded III
defeating three Of Assembly in the City OF j.
York. and perhaps of the Senators IN the ls District
but fortunately for U.s. the torrent has been so over
whelnny in ether portions Of the State that he has
not defeated in either House Of the Legislature
Still, this Prelate has done more than disturbed
our political parties. He has mingled the affairs
Of Church and State -transgresscd all the max
which the wisest Statesmen of our Republic have
laid down for the conduct If Christian Priests-yio-
lated, for example, the great principles ct Mt Jefrr
sons Bill for Religious Freedom, and OF Mr. Madl-
s
aud he deserves signal rebuke at the hands OF hls
own Church, and Of the whole American People. We
understand, that he has already lost caste aGong the
Catholics Of New York, and that the public sentiment
Of all parties is running strongly against hun. II
should be permitted roll until every inch OF ground
should De swept from under him, and this "mcddling
Priest" should be unsrocked
We rejoice at the glorious revolution which has been
wrought in the Empire State. 1t reads lesson to the
Wings all their humbuggers, and spouters and pipe
- ahnko fhntr fIpo
and reform their morals. 1t is indeed glorious. As
the n York Era Gays, "New York has sroKEs-yes,
shr HAS spoken in thunder tones and declared herself
FREE-free as the winds that play upon the mountain
tops, M the of the ever briny sea- For three
weary years this noble State has been waowng IN The
qnagmre of Federalism; her garments have been soled
md besmeared by the filth of pipelaying Whiggery,
but she has shook off these aered rbes and she stands
forth virgin purity and enrobed with bridal beauty
Look her lofty men, her proud attire, and her noble
carriage Is she not sight pleasing to behold Then,
BROTHERS, from Maine Missouri, extend the hand Of
fellowship and greet her in loneliness Once more we an
nounce it, she free The same tornado which has swept
nearly State the Union, found no resting
place here but gathering strength it has rushed
like whiriwnd from the seabnard 10 the lakes OF the
West spreading devastation and death to Federalism,
coggng up the very fountain of hard cider principles,
and scattering the log CABIN traps 10 the four WINDS
The victory is complete. OF the l23 members of the
Assembly the ppcayers will scarcely have %. OF the
Senate shall have Two majority, enough for all
practical purposes. Unfortunately there is" spot We
cannot reach at this election-that rfry small pota.
toe but great demagogue, at the head Of the State.
William r. Seward mus: disgrace New York another
year, when he will have full leave, from all parties to
retire. He has attempted many miserable tricks and
devices obtain and retain power-hrst, oy Practs-
ing his anti Masonic antics before the people of the
Western Distrct-then engaging IN an extensive
system of pipe.layng, and finally sowing the seeds
OF sec,arian jeaousies in tolerant community but
his race is alos, rum and the who was go nause-
OuSIv bos tho
from that proud elevation TO more congenia 70 his
feelings and reputation. His own county, Cayuga, aP-
pears 10 know him best, and estimates his worth most
correctly. From Wing county of between 300 and
400 majority il has proclaimed against this Use
cond Clinton BY 300 malority-whe Mr. van Buren
native county, Columbia, has given more than double
the Democratic majority that it ecer gave before SOFT
would appear that the worth of each properly appre-
ciatcd at home We will add to this that the popular De-
mocratic majority in the Stale will probably reach l0,-
O)o fno 81 900 What do the stckers for Bank say to
this, Is il not another striking evidence Of the unpo
pu'arty, the disgust even with winch the people look
upon the monstrous measures of Henry Clay? Does
it not condemn, in language not TO be misunderstood,
his iniquitous Land measure, Distribution Bill, his Ia
riff Bill, his Revenue Bill, and his Bank Bill! WHOM
the gods would destroy they first make mad. we
should advise him, if he wishes to retain what niue
Popularity he has eff in the shades of Ash
land for the Democracy viii have nothing to do with
him. We will speak of these things another time
suffice for the present TO say to our trends through
oat the Union, that the State is thoroughly and CON-
ple.ey redeemed from Federalism in every department
but one, and that is held by "second Clinton.
The Albany Argus ''congrauatcs the Democracy OF
The State and the Union upon the restoration Of the
Democratic Ascendency in The State by vote among
tne proudest in its political annals The Democratic
majority on the popular vote of the State will not be
less than TEN THOUSAND and the Democratic
gam. since the last years electoral vote, TWENTY
THREE THOUSAND ="
But enough We present further details and re.
hec,ons in our previous columns under the head OF
The New York Elections.
hewman's majority in the Wheeling District is said
10 be 20