Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-10-28
RICHMOND, Va, FRIDAY, OCT. %, 1872.
1He Fruits of the recent Election.

RICHMOND, Va, FRIDAY, occ. 70, 1872.
The Fruits Of the recent Election
The Coons are tremendously chap iaiien ABOUT nei'
une Yn.cted overthrow in Ohio. II IS indeed defeat
that j. calculated PROSTATE their enprges as the 20
lrmbns Statesman" shows in the following pungent
article:
THE OHIO ELEc1l0S-lrl,sr iPS I''hS ''o.'
uNoeecton that ever occurred Ohio or perhaps in
any other State, has attracted more attention, or M
yoyed more nome consequences, than that winch
has us in Ohio 1t was here Mr. Clay sci MS
stake with all his hightory principles OF Y. D BANK;
Tariff after the British model and all the necessary
machinery of oppression that naturally follows sueh
doctrines-whe Corwin, who was 10 represent MI
CLAY mounted as counterpart OF MS plans OF suoJu'
cation npon TINT of a State Bnnk-a multiplication
of our State debt to % or 20 Millions and such other
projects as would necessarily follow IN their tram. ONO
was made the battle ground, the starting place, Tor
"Harry Of the West, for lc4l. Gov Moofehpao' OF
Kentucky, and Mr.. Thompson, Of Indiana, declared
here on their way home from w ashiogion in reference
TO The Presidency of lo44, that the present struggle ~
Ohio must test that great question "As ONO goes,
cried Mr. Thompson, in his speech at the market mousse
goes New York. aud goes New ork, so goes the
Union"
uMr CLAY was not however, satisfied with the abors
Of his friends: lie could not trust 10 their generashP IN
so mportanla "crsis and came over with music ana
hammers and such animals und varmlnts os the bank
find necessary 10 carry win tneH 10 AnOOSC
THE PEOPLE, Nothing did Mr.. Cay and his follow.
ers seem TO dread so much, as "General Apathy he
tormented their reflections as much as Cen Jackson
was wont do Hence, we found treason and revoiu'
ton itself started the Capitol OF our State with gerry
mo ndrrs and gafis, for the purpose, was aVowed,
of exciting their party 10 action They seemed 10
think that their party cared not for consequences-tor
Government for our instltullons-they treated lhen
not as human reasoning creatures but as instruments
fit for any deed to subserve party ends And we regret
To saw that 10 great extent they very properly esima'
ted the character and intelligence OF their followers
We never saw time when party fought more despe
ratey ecessy for party ende, than did the Clay men
for Corwin and their regularly nominated tickets
They closed their eyes TRUTH honor decency, or any
virtue that could make contest of fairness or can
DOR They polled every man in The State one OF the
Judges in our city, in the middle ward, went SO lar as
TO take his list Of voters into the room with him ano
point out to his party the names OF such as had moi
voted that they might be sent for Carriages ran oil
day, carry the sick, the lame, the halt ana The oihu-
and what was done here done far as we can learn
all over the State Free dinners, shows and parades
were the order Of the day from s time the Legislature
wa dissolved by violence, until the eve OF the election
The banks and bankers with very few except'onse
terd more boldly and npudently into the canvass than
we ever before witnessed. Money spent with pro-
fusion that put "hard times" to the blush Letters,
signed by the President Of the Ohio Trust Company,
its directors and great number of the officers oil the
other banks, scattered broadcast over the more
doubtful legislative DISTRICTS TO terrfy the debtor por
ton of the people, and seduce them into the Re dera
ranks whose leaders were black with treason perjury
and revolution.
"The Banks unwilling TO trust the of their own
party TO nominate candidates, put mp their own officers
directors or TOOLS and then forced through party tram
els their party to vote for them The PRESIDENT Oh the
Crclev lille bank who had absquutuiaed was candidate
in pckaway county, and deeated-the President oil the
Wooster Bank was candidate, in Wayne county, on
the side of the anarchists, and sgnally charlottesville
Bank dire tors, Bank attorneys, and the mere instru
ments of the Banks were run in nearly every county
in the State by the anarchists.
uBut all would not do. The ever honoreh-the bold
and fearless Democracy of our glorious State, were
an over match for this corrupt combination OF Cayism
The God of victory still flung his protecting Tgls over
our Democratic hosts, whose courage never iaiters-
whose energy never tires The filth of our ancestors
burnt bright the altar Of every henrt-the corrupt
alone could be eeduced-the true were never truer-
the honest hearts of the faithful Democracy never beat
higher or confidently in any preceding contest
Tie Star liberty sbone all ITS brliancy, and LIT up
hope of confidence assurance that success would
follow their exerons The hand of sacrcge had been
laid upon the Constuton--anarchy reigned OF the "a
pito--and freedom ITSELF started from it's peaceful
abode, flew TO the The old and the young
the grey haired sire, and the youth in his first man
hood, aroused themselves to action, and the enemy,
with his 1.-TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND" camp
followers at Dayton, and elsewhere, were dispersed
as with the hand of enchuntment
g. Where, tnen, 10 MT. Clay: NHeIe His GuDs.-
Where the grand organization for lS44? Where his
o. s. Bank'-Britisi Tarl?-D MISUNDERSTANDING
ton of State debts: And where is Corwin:-his live
coon.-hs State bank?-hs grrrymanders'-hs Ha-
ml,onian doctrnes:-his girafrs?-hs ASPIRATIONS for
ls4S,-hs wagon whip;-his office unfai,hful!y filed
Echo answers, where:
The ST. Cairsvi.le Gazette Of the 2lst, follows up
the blow, with these bitter specifications:
1.-THE band ofbase conspralors and political gamblers
who anniha,ed the law making power in Ohio-the
Federal leaders Of the school Of Burr Arnold and Hull
have been signally rebuked at the polls
shannon will be elected Governor
"The Legislature will be Democratic
"WM ALLEN will be U. S Senator
"The rotten banks will be expunged
THE honest ones recbartered.
"Law will be restored-for Anarchists have been left
10 sru!e or ruin at home.
"CoRwIs is defeated
"The Bank power humbled!
"Sye's SOW and pigs dethroned
"Tom Ewing pulverzed
s'No Examinations this year
''Coonery is dead in Ohio
"Tbe Constitution upheld
can odious Tariff and United States BiGdle Bank
condemned.
"Corw!n's ma ory in 40-1G,1 100!
Ard now Shannon 8 ajorty is 1850!
Tie Legislature in fuH.-The final returns fix the
Legislature nj majority in the Senate and 8 in the
House-l6 joint ballot. Last year the Democrats
had only two majority in each branch-4 on joint ballot.
l--Caira
PESSsYLvASIA.-The Harrisburg Estate Capitol Ga.
zete" of the 2lst, presents the following Summary Of