Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-22
"The Glorious Resut and the Noble Rebuhe IN
Massachusetts.

VINE GLORIOUS result ana inc -ioote hsoN"e SO
Massachusetts.
"An old and long dominant party Was never so enec.
tuay routed and TO pieces ss the Wing party OF
Massachusetts, have been in The recent election. OF
eighteen wears the Federal,s have held uninterrupted
sway in Massachusetts, with The single and PsTai IN.
;prval nf 1889 when Marcus Morton chosen by one
vote over Mr. Everett, but wus surrounded ny Wing
Leglai and The Eext year the ood oi llarrison
swept over the State with tweni: thousand majority
Cor their President, and seventeen thousand iot john
| Davis.
"In 1897 The rrdsral majority here for Governor Yves
5G7 aud in le:;s 1t vas . Se2, and in 1870 again
| II, 00U-but the Democratic party have steadily ant
patiently pursued their with Us true and as pure
candidate as ever party rallied under. IN io.e
they gave Marcus Morton but 1877 votes. In IesU
they gave him fity.hve thousand votes, and IN
1912 they have advanced him some thousands hey ond
the srongcs: md most popular candidate Tor Governor
-JcnS DAvis-ih7t the Feden party have ever
brought into the field since the days OF Caleb strong
ITO defeat John Davisis signal Democratic triumph
| The Whrs we'll know there 10 retrieving, by any
other man. hat i,ey have lost under him. Tostrength.
ell Mr. DAVIS, the nomination of Mr. Clay was made with
Mr. DAVIS appended Vice Pres dent ard the succt S.
latter that nomination was made TO depend upon
the triumphant majority he shoud show III Nas:achu'
sets What p:os;ral:on cf ,hisbuddng ambition :
Clay and his hacker John Davis TIE horse and the rcer
all sank in the sea!
"Tne extent OF the real triumph Of the Democracy
here the recent glorious crcsn IS not TO De est
mated by the numbers we have elected, out oy 'he
numbers we no We dtteattd. We hive done 40 much as
Ohio and when the old Federal substratum We have
| had to work upon is cousideed, Massachusetts IS
not behind New York even, in the glorious revolu-
ton her Democracy have effected in this last strong
| hold of old Federalism and motrn Whggery. Had
u plurality elected, as in thre States, we should
have chofen our Governor and Lieutenant Govern.
or six out Of the ten members Of Congress, twenty
four cut Of the forty Senators, and decided ma.
jorly of the House. As Il is, the Abolition votes
have in aid Of the Wing woes 10 save them IRON
an entire Out Of ten members OF Congress- The
hys have barely saved three. or the Senate, which
in former wears was uniformly Gihoua Democrat they
have elected but nine, and the Democrats probably sL
teen and orr chance far better than theirs for the
House. Which par,yis TO have the Legislature and
Governor, depends uponAhe Representative vacancies
10 be filled By the the Two days next follow
ing the pc neral election and oIhe fourth Monday in
Move mber and IN this last test chance is equal WITH
if not better than eirs 1.-THE impulse that has carried
us thus lar glornusy, - hut ghtiy fell in the unre
pr Democratic towns, an the charge uc"n The
enemy is vigorously ard nni,edb made, victory wall
assutedy be ours in detail ias already been in the
general ron, of the main body othe foe.
"And the Democracy have acf we'd all this with clean
and open hands No false ssuet amalg amations no
yielding Of principle TO expedecy, but all has been
fair stand fight the great darres Of Government
and popular rights.
(Fron Saturday, hGean.J
ttHossachusetis Eiection.-Th great point o! inter
Is, now 10 the House Of Representatives. Whichever
party secures the majority Of TIT body will have the
control of the State Governmef The House, in the
first place, will 6ll such vacanes there may be in
the Senate, it will then seleclfom The four persons
who receive the mos, for Governor in The election
By the people, the of tw and send them 10 the
senate, and This latter body VI cleo. one of the two
Governor. OF course, thereto, majority of the
House is now the grand object, Chances are greatly in
favor OF Democratic P'epoberance. 30 far, Jas
Democratic, and 1872 Wing, representatives. haze been