Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-14
ELECTION ~ NEW yoRE

some Tears nj our success IN Tue City; but they
sipated to the winds. We have carried the Senao
and every Assemblyman, except one. Buoyant ~
their supposed triumph in the City, the Wing; wen,
maddening in their hopes. They boosted ,h1, tn,
had carried the S,ste-and tina, the Democrats W..
PROSTATE in The dust. The Wing presses on the ~
called upon lis party to rally all its force Tuesda
and crush Loco FocoIsm at The n y. Amerc.
of Monday asked New York, if she could "hesi,a,e
her CHOICE or aler in the expression of IT. /: plaza
told its friends, that
at is no, TO be disguised tina, the results Of the Ell
tons this Fall will exercise most decisive niu5nt
upon the Presidential election Of II year that On u
ground in addition to many others, does brhc0,
those who desire, at 10 put end 10 the mserG
base and degrading rule of Tylerism, and to frusr
the hopes Of Loco Focoism 10 return to power-os
up and doing; that us this election eventus,es, mas
returning prosperity go on and increase again SUI
the dire and disastrous eclipse OF Sub.Treasury r..
trade, and Government.take.care Of itset.polcy
Itadded that GAS we now do our duty, neaIec,
shall we, ell probability, ensure the success OF Hen
Clay, and the great Wing measures oil National %.
rcnoy-a Tariff for Protection as well as Revenue-e
Distribution Of the Public Land Fund-aud the RUE
honest men and patriots or aid IN the restorattt
Van Burenism or the promotion Of triumphant y.
| tication"
| Such was the blast which blown BY al he b.
giles of the party And on the morning after the
tina, the Wings had now the game in their own ha.
and that the Locos would be readily extermiuie
The Express, the Tribune, the Herald, &c, &c ",a.
ed before they got out of the woods but the ISL
came to nip their honors in the bud. The ierait7
claimed on Wednesday morning "a Wing victor l
On Thursday, it had to "take all back what " -
yesterday abou, the triumph of Wing principles 81
York There must be another and n harder h,a
The Wings mean to carry Mr. Clay and his prnc
OnPt ~ ia Iav he hid J.
cratic parry have ihrashed no less han three Rlcta
and five sIxths of fourth-belng Wing, Tyler, 4
ton and Natives, all in bunch " They might ne.
exclalm with poor Cardinal Wol-ey,
''This il the state of man To-day he puts iof;h
The tender leaves OF hope, Tomorrow blossoms,
And bears his hushine honorS thick upon him
! he third day comes frost, killing frost;
And, when he thinks good easy man, full surely
His greatness is ripenng,-nips his root
And then he falls as / do"
| The Clny stock, which had risen ten per cent
has fallen about 80 And the Wings begin TO fad
the victory is not so easily to be won, nor indeed |
haps to he won at all Who dreams now, tina,
Clay can carry either New York, Pennsy lrana,
or Virginia
In New York, our friends begin 10 saw that
will be too strong in the Legislature-from - 1
majority in the House; 20 Democrats To 6 w:
the Senate-about 20 600 majority of the popula'
Glory 10 the Repu bile
"sEiEs BRIGHT AND FRIGHTENING"
\
Qnirer, far his lavorIre phrase expressive
CONDITION and prospects Of the Wing party AT this tine
expression is indeed bright and bryht,n,s' The
the New York election, published In tins paper tell term
the game in their own hands II they are rus 10
and to the best interests Of the country ocoocolsm w m
PstersSurs infthsc'
Well, Sir, il you have done ac,M our Munder, ss'E
thank you to return it. Your Wing skies you sag r
"bright and Frightening in n York "Iade,d 80
returns from the New York Election tell hrTff II
10 the Locos". "Iadetd'!! 1.-THE Wings haze 7.
the game in their own hand "iadetd' -! -
Foco;sm will receive lis dealhblow n one yea'
this time" "inded'!!! In very truth, ny !
sir, if you hold tbs language sow-no,c, when ih1
returns have been received from New iork-yca e
the only Wing il The whole country Who pee
10 joce over your recent t.lumphs in the I'm
State. Your "skies are bright and brish,ennf 4
Please, Sir, to look al the returns. 50 FAR as n
from, the wings have gained two net, in The II e
and they have lost two in the Senate. We II;
carried every delegate in the city, sare on. r.
roaring lion from the West, which The " NJ
counted with much confidence, has cor
with all his fury against the intimidaied W.T.
The Democratic maiories in those banner co n
are overwh lining. The popular majority N ''e
from Is to 10000 in favor of the Republican To-:
"Rely upon IL, las the Albany Argus says w
has no possible hope ircn lis canvass Of the ne1l
any more thnn ~ this moment. ne iio'SdVO"' II
the River Counties. the North, the Centre and
ciay the West, all pronise stlll more GLORIOUS ~
then"
And the Wing "skies bright and brighter
Say rather the Democratic 'skes are bright and ".
ening," in surprising lusire "The Wings hi's
the game in their own hands They have lost the
in New York, decidedly. find, in M' m@fS"
Clay Srocx has fallen at least 30 per cent IN me
four days
The Norfolk Herald is either most unsor'nne