Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10

success and victory. Something wrong! why every
thing is wrong with tie Feds-cause men, measures,
means, all are wrong.
TIE Washington Correspondent Of the Ohio States
understood better, when be writes on The 9Th
ult., as follows:
The Virginia elections off Tomorrow and venture the
Wings made the acceptance of The States
Of the land money the main questionable State Treasury
deprecaton and yet with all these lures to accept the
distribution bribe shall admit myself false prophe, if my pre-
dcton fails that before letter written, the oa COLI
'tu"na regiment Of the line will have carried the State
The sOph of the Lynehburg vqnian call names
pisms Kim from the strong clutches Of Jeerson upon
the Land Fund Jefferson takes his admissions ana reue
him. He sanges his victim with The spun by himself
The Washington Correspondent of the New York
American had better understand the politics OF 'lrgi-
nio before he processes to descant upon her elections
The "AGngdon Virginian" of the 23d April, under
the head Of Our Flag" unfurls TO- day, banner TO
the breeze, inscribed with the name of Henry Clay
The Washington Independent exults al its being
raised in ''the very Cimmeian Of political darkness
Little Tennessee" Mark five days after its ascen
sion, the whirwind arises, not only in Little Tennes
see, but throughout the broad lands Of Virginia, which
strews the Clay Flag in ruins most suspicious
time indeed TO raise IT, and most promptly is the appeal
rejected.
"vRcisA ELrc1,os.-We have heard Of political change
pecled by either party East Of the RIDGE
none West off have been heard rOm."-M y Erenng Pe,
tricts-all Of them in favor of the Republicans. Two
Of these were expected-the other two lin The Hamp-
shire and pennsylvania Distrcts) not 80. One
which was expected, and the other which was not are
in the Districts East Of the Blue Ridge.
"OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE"-DsmocracY Giori
Gus 7riumphanE- The people the "Old Dominion"
have spoken in tone of thunder against the disr,bu
ton of the public lands, against tariff for bounties
not for revenue, and against the principles generally
ofthe heightened Federal Wing Party. Amid the
ny changes in political affairs, Virginia remains stead
fast to the doctrines of the Fathers of 7G Forty-ve
counties have been heard om and the result Of the
election for members of the House of Represe ntatves
is 90 Democrats to "a Whigs-beng gain Of ten
members since the last election.
Phil. Spirit of the Times.
VIRGINIA ELEcTIoS-The returns from this State
continue TO be of The most gratifying character All.
been heard from, yet enough is known to render our
triumph almost certain. We have no doubt that the
final result will prove great and glorious Democratic
victory. Virginia, the land Of Jefferson, reecs-re-
fuses-scorns the infamous Distribution bribe!
.Nt,o York .Ne,c Era.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS We point with triumph TO
the result ofthis Springs contest in the Old Dominion
1t another verdict Of the enlightened people of that
State against National Bank-aguinst The Dis,rbu-
ton of the public ands-nganst the Tariff for bounties
not for ievenue-and against Bankrupt act. In one
word, it is verdict ofhe oldest and among the sound
est of our great Republican commonwealth against Fe
deralsm For fifty years this glorious State has annu-
ally pronounced the same judgment in her elections, al
though in many instances her representatives have not
spoken truly having deceived her by false professions
and Disappointing her expectations by their when
nrusted with power.-Giotc.
Mr.. McGovern's Flower Garden is now in all its
beauty. II is worthy of visit.
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIR0LNxs.
The following the Directors elected by the Stockholders and
appointed by hs Executive for the Exchange Bank OF Virginia
and Branches, the present year Z:
Ry the Stockholders By the Executive.
John Tnnis, Myer Myers,
w W. Sharp, VIM. J. Chapman
John Southsare, Geo. Mcintosh,
Richard Dickson, Charles H. Shields.
RICHMOND.
John C. IIobson, Samuel Winfree,
Jas. Caskie, James Scott,
VIM o. Hamilton, Archibald Thomas.
Horace l.. Kent,
C. w. Boiling, r. X. Meade,
j. Il. Earnunl, Robert Leslie
Richard Fut, Edmond II. Osborne.
j. F. Lemoine,
Edwin A. Williams, VIM Townes,
Robert K. Clack, Francis W. venabe,
John Wimbsh, H. w. Spencer.
4. W. venable.
Inspectors appointed by the Lieutenant Governor under the
New York from carrying slaves of this Commonwealth, and
prevent the of charged with the commission
crime:"
Robert A. Mayo for the port Of Richmond
James NJ Wilcox for Chickahominy river and Its branches
above the old ship yard.
Edwin Gayle for Norfolk Portsmouth and for Elizabeth
river.
William A. Hanney for Petersburg.
Robert NJ. Boykin for Nnnsemond river.
Mi,clae Wilder, al the month Of Rappahannock river.
f. p. =. Cow per, al the mouth Of James River
i p ndwal camm above Yo iS Town. on yor river
VIM 81 Petit, from York Town to the mouth Of York river In
Guiding and creeks below York Town. empyng into York
river.