Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-02
POLITICS..

LnyI.;.ya E,rcrinS.-I! ia curious to observe the
connexion of events IN the political world, and their
dependence, liz" and effect, upon another
Our r..de.; will reco.ct, shat rs the election
in the c;.y Of New Orleans was concluded, two of the
three banks which ncc ting their engagements III
casa stopped pa. ment FOR the third time Thcy wono
have tesn.ed 10 this fraudulent and 6egrad measure
long beso:e the election, s Tor Their apprehensions OF
ils tending 10 incense Tie pubic mind against the
Bank Wing party, and 10 defeat her ticket The
election once over, tiey thought tie suspension Of
ca,h payments wouid 10 ovcsloG.:ed and forgiven
aocIe another election ,ook place, AID they la'tered
Themselves, that tbs VII oh had attend
g. :ne 3atk Wig tickc. in he cy. had followed II
throughout the State Their hopes Of successfully
conptst,ag their schemes Of fraud and hnmbur,
~. ds:u1hsd by fear taat possibly Var. }og;on Vas
ch Governor # The STATE, aud III that capacity
would hive lie power, as he has the inclination, 20
ct,5 tue progress Of ter yaIny and 20 execute tie
laws vita wholesome severity. IH 'wo orthree days
AFTER tnes suspension, the news that a'outcn
a.nly elected came upon tfa Ike the explosion oi an
Earthquake, aDd the consequence has been an utter
prosa,"n 81 the whole t:'be {" scrub A's.oc'acy and
paper nabots, vino during the last fifteen years, have
ruled Tue municipal and financial concerns OF New
Orleans Such crash never before experle need
N tia, or ~ any other c;iy OF the tn,"n We have
been assured by citizens oe Louisiana that had this
event occurred week before the election, Tie Wings
as party, would not have sloan their faces at The
ioils We ha, this financial explosion as the first glo
rious and happy consequence oil The triumph OF Demo
e,acy Louisiana.
EXTRACT IF teuer, 9ated
"Erw OElEAss, july Is 1912
81 have seen letter from Mai Downs stating that
The majority III Ouechi.a and Union, is about 100
These the two last parishes 10 be heard FROM
regards the vote for Governor, and thus Mou,"n 3
~hole majority IS asccrtanad to be upwards of 1850
Downs Is rlcc,eL 20 The Senate BY 100 majority, and
Farmer and King 10 thr House, all three Democrats
Both parties cam ma; or;y joint balot have no
doubt W. shall succeed choosing good Democrat TO
the l. s Senate in place of Mr.. Conrad. That pro.
rs;rg youth vii have chance under any circum
stances, used himself up with both parties by his
s;,a1:-:..; s"e+ch arainst Old Hickory.
"!a NV letter of the 81; instant, apprsec Won that
our r,etds would the election of The Wing
card dates iu tie cy consequence of the Infamous
frauds VII c, had 'ccn praclsec by COLLISION Of the
WIZ managers w,;h III. A, the collector OF taxes
Grer, ec,yi'y ard cue5rv have been used 10 ferret out
,exe frauds ana encn III has discovered 10 break
the election 10 Certainty. i new election must be
ordered unless am greatly mistaken, which case,
and in the present slate of thncs, shall smash
item EHe p:rc stems. You know the Democrats of
New Orleans ask n";hirg bu, far field and no favor.
+ sA!r M"u"n expected here Sunday. Great
! preparations making Ia receive him. a handred
ruGs xiii be fred off 10 purge he atmosphere of the
! last faint Of Whisism. MIR Hou,on is his way to
Washington where you vii have the pleasure 10 zee
INN few days after you receive ili,s letter
"P aid NJ, md ~ s: Petersburg, have gone by the
board, within ;he las, r,y-eigh, hours. 7 ard NJ.
owe the city bank Sia0oG0, and S. aud A., ho are
also among ihc great exploited, owe II S2UuG00. a
pretty larc. slice ou; Of shat lat concern ,
tNohnr deGn,vp from the third Congressional
District Bryce probably elected
[EnsLineton Indey.