Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

ties TO be heard from. Our majority will be abou
thirty or thirty fire.
Anrongs, the defeated Wings is DR.. Frederick Hill
Of Brunswick, who charged MIR. Tyler With beng fof
a u. S. Bank at Harrisburg
3ia6amla In Mobile the Wings elected three mem
bers of The Legisature-,he Democrats one, Clamp
belly Wing gain. In Dallas all Wings but james NJ.
Calhoun, nephew Of j. Z. {. In Russell wing elect
ed, the Democrats voting for him choice OF evils
In Barbour two Wings elected, one Wing gain. In
Montgomery one Wing and Democrat elected, enc
Democratic gain. Baldwin, Democrat elected Lowndes
two Democrats Antauga, one Wing and one. Demo
crat. Butler, two Democrats. Macon, one wing
Perry, once a horoughgoiGg Clay county, two Demo
crat, two gain We lave not sufficient returns to
produce the relative strength of par.ies but enough IS
known to show that Alabama is safe.
k.ntucky.-In this stronghold Of Mr.. Clay, the De.
mocrats have manfuy held their own and have gained
in several counties We presume that they VIII nav
let Mr. Clay have this State "to swear by htnton'
200 majority for Democrat. Campbell, Az or % Tor
Wings. Louisville, e Whigs,) Jefferson, Il Wh'g
and Democrat Democratic gain) Shelby, Ma
olson, Clarke, Jessamine, Bourbon, Wings In Mont
eomery, Bath, Woodtord, (gain,) Democrats In Har,
din, Meade Oldham, higs. In Scott, Harrison aho
Anderson. Democrats. In Nelson Built Washington,
Favette, Franklin, Boon and Galiai'n, Wigs
Indiana has come OF, VIGOROUSLY; and as a Sena-
tor of the United States TO be elected IN place OF NJ
White, (the present "hgD Tie triumph Is iui VI oehe
ft 10 the Democrats at large
In Dearbcrn 80 all Democrats; Floyd ID so long
Wing has been redeemed Harrison (2 and Jefferson
C2l Wings; Wayne CD Wings, bya close ro'e. (Ths
v as one Of the Wing banner counties IN times OF hard
cider, and gave majority of Is or J, 900 D-Decatn'
a. Rush a. Fayeue G. Randolph ~ ana hs 81 :
~ t21 Wings Scott ID Rush t2,) Franklin (2)
and Union Il gain,) and Shelby (2J and Marion l2)
Democrats Hancock a. Wing.
We have gained Senitor in Johnson, and one IN
Hamilton and Boone, md one in Tippccnnoa
In Fountain, Montgomery, Sullivan and Bar,ho!e'
me W. all Democrats elected.
TIE Globe says, "'The members of Congress from
Indiana nave received returns from twenty nine conn
ties which elect seventy t"ar members 10 The LrgIsid
iu1e; and thus far, the Democrats have gained TWO
s:nce last year. when they Tad maturity, We bei"ve'
of eaht in the House Of Representatives. The Jrter'
sonau, notice, says the Dehccia'ic haaJof'y III
the Iicuse last year was only SIX
North Cnro,ina-rha Postscript 10 the Raleigh
Standard, of Wednesday, l0.h says, 1--WE stop iae
Press 10 report further returns by WHICH II appears We
have gained Senator aud = Commoners III Bcrie; J
Cornnoner in Cartcret and in Burke; which gives a
majority Of IL in the Senate and IL ia tie House. -
How the Democrats nick Them
Indiana-A slip from Chapman, who now resides
nj Indianapolis, states "that the Democrats have
raincd III the Legislature thirteen members, and os
ive-being nett Demo rate gam oil eight neinpe's-
three the Senate, and five in the House ct R'presfh
atves Besides, have seen two letters 10 day from
Indiana 10 members Of Congress, which claim 'hf
State positively for the Democ ats but they 40 h.l
give the particulars by which they arrive at The result
Last Thursdays Mad,sonlan makes The following
important annuncation awe urdtrstand, from au
,hentic sources thai one or more treaties signed
this day at the Department of Stale, by the Secretary
of State and the British Minister Extraordinary
Desyerodoes The Washington Correspondent OF
the Philadelphia L. $. Gazette anticipates, on the Ilh
inst, 4 veto, and adds 'Wc!!, and what them think
| can tell you what then: Congress rH adjourn aad
oo home There are some who think they ought totry
aud pass another bill; INT majority, at least 81 Tie
Gaigs deeidediy orPosed TO Mat course (bdt Tor
,nua.cy for us the dcslluies o this country are not IN
tie hands of IA 'an"ruy IF hc GMss. We Snail
soon See whether M'y alt mad al'ke-whc!hrr t"cy
are all abou: real a. The cei' brated aSn "lelen
Deus vult ped're, Pf'%S demt"'M - hose wNon' voc
nc ans to destroy, he FIR. makes mad The same Cor
respondent SAYS, "sti there some who ask-wl!l
moi Congress pass bin without Distribution: For
one hope not" If the Tariff men jim in that hope
and in that determinations they will rue II to the bit
Ter end The people will lay at their doors much Of
the disaster that may ensue They will say SIT was
in the power of ,ese men, not only 10 help their con
s,itrcnts but their country-yet they would not They
preferred party to puttio!ism-thrr teay to II Clay
to their own manufacturing incrrsts-Cnsar to Rome
and they will only, by such headsrong COURSE in
the preJudices Of Tie country against Tie WHOLE
Tariff system.
Tie Correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot, Of Al
rnst Sth saws "hat any expectation that revenue bill,
other than iha: w,th The President, VIII be passed.
a, The present session o Congress Ill prove grounG'f'
and il !: important that this shall the understood at
once He intimates that the Loco Focos will not
vote for any revenue bill without the lanJs-"notwli!-
standing the new move of tie Richmond Enquirer ard
Washington Giubc, both nj the eleventh hour, alter
their rar;y have resisted every Of relief, pro.
tossing willingness 10 do something ur the relief of,te
country BY voting twenty or twenty i've per cent TN
duty 1t is not true, that party have resised
every measure of relle-lt is not true, that have
kent back our proposition till the eleventh. hour Tor,
we have been urging for weeks and months phsf That
after the land funds gwen back to the Treasury,
and Tie expenses brought Gown 10 the cconorical
ndard the duties mast be raised 10 raise the
sary revenues. II is true, that beth the Gobc anc The
Enquirer are anxious to relieve The country BY voting
twenty-five per cent duty, or higher But, il is GER
tainly true that cannot 20 Tor such Bll OF Abom-
nations as the which The Wings have forced through
Congress-who, proftssty 10 raise rtrfhur, lave look
ed principally protction-nnd who 10y outrageous
system OF minmums and by ex,ravugsnt specific duties,
are prohibiting impuniions, mud thus cutting off the re.
ceipt of duties and The Ct supply tsef-We GO
honestly for raising the money to carry on the Govern
ment--and we cannot more honestly and efrcually OBJ.
tain that object, han by opposing such probory and
proteetire bull But give us an efficient Revenue BIZ,
and willing Ia pledge most icient support
10 it's support We address ourselves, not TO the Desp
radoce not II men who as De Witt Clinton said,
"wouId rather rule in Hell, than in Heaven -
bu, TO the calm, cool headed. less Impassoaed portion
Of The wing party. We tell them, not to pull dow
the temple upon their own heads-and upon The heads
of their constltuen;s-und perhaps upon the country
itself.
Mr. Adams uttered sentiment, few Gays ago, IN
the House Of Reprcs, natives, in which We cordially
concur-that only wanted Treaty with England,
and good Revenue bill, 10 give new spring to the
public prosperity; and set, strange to tell, the ruhor
has gone forth, that he TO brig resolution,
stha as the President i'll accept bill Congress sends
to him, Congress should adjourn at once The Penn
syvanian remarks, that such viol-ace, worthy o. h'm
and others furious, but unworthy of all consiceraie
Of every party, Will Of course be resssed-w'lh
what effect is in the dark yet. Whether there are
more parlisans than patriots will be determined next
week, 1t is expected. The Wings at present are wound
up TO the pitch of desperation
If Mr. Adams shouiJ br,pr II onward il is enough TO