Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

Mr.. YIN BrREy,s ArIILABILIry.

Mn. YIN BtRENiS Availability.
This ' the foundation Of the greater portion the ar
gunenis n favor oi his denominations but unfortunately
exists where else has again and ggan been demon
stated. liz infatuated adherents learn nothing by cx
pcroncc. nd are loudly yauntng his popularity as
they did IN 1910. 80 deludod they themselves OF 20
determined TO deudc others, that when defeated,
victory Is p'oclnimed-becnuso, suppose the defeat was
not quite great might have been, that the truth
might initiate against their avonte. Let look re-
cent results IN Of the States in which preference
has been manifested for him. friends have been the
most Jealous and iniOlorant.
In Maine, Mr.. Van Buren, declared 10 be the choice
Of the party by the State Convention aud the votes Of the
delegates to the National Convention pledged to him. and
what has been the RESULT At the election in 1872. Mr.
Fairfield the Democratic candidate for Governor had ma.
Jorty Of 3l2 while the election in September last. with
the State pledged for Mr. Van Buren, the Democratic ma
Joriy s less than 1000. AZ still further eonrmnory OF
our view Of the dee!erous influence II Mr. Van Bursn-
name on the prospects Of the Democracy would instance
tho 9Th Congressional District IN September last there
were Democratic Candidates, both Of whom were sup.
posed 10 be friendly to Nr. Calhoun Their united vote
mounted :, 3eJJ while the Wing candidate had but 3 iOs
leaving Democratic majority IF nearly 500 On the len
inst nj Dsuct Convention called tor c purpose OF Dor.
nonzng bc existing diiouiu, If The ,audiIsies wna
dropped. and resolution adopted expressing decided
preference for Mr. Van Buren, From the returns received
Of the election recently held, toe Democratic majority Of
300 has been entirely elaborated, and the favorable
suit that be- expected thar the Abolition vote has pre-.
vented 90 election. IN thr Fourth district also which in
September gave the Democratic candidate go voice over
the Wing Candidate, the Wing Candidate B., elected
by MINORITY over , hs 10, Democratic vote Of
1879 having dNiHdsd down 90 ,G6,
ln Mesachus.us, ihc Democratic State Convention elect
ed two delegates 81 large who claimed 20 be Van
Buren, men, and what has been the fssu1 Last year We
elected Democratic Governor and State Legislature This
year the Wings carry the Government In al s branches
Lost year The Democratic $685. and al other,
$780, this year the Democratic is 1901 and oil
others 6697I.
And now, lot Us look Of tie comparative result IN New
OH, where 1t alleged Mr. Van Burcns popularity Is On
bounded AZ The election in II -, the majority Of the De
mocrauc candidate Tor Governor Wbq candidate
was 81 $50, and over oil tho clements oforp5adon 40
Al the recent election the aggregate Democratic naofiiie
over The Wing tickets .. about 900 But there ars ohe
elements oi opposition iaken into this accoun-th,
Natiyc Americans aud Aboluou,-t-. ITO former rol.o
r'l9 votes BOO ie city Of Now ork. rh, Aboitoni.ts il
the countr 1t Madison. Ontida, Monf,,, Je1ers,n am
lorimc, which all the tat have reached M
poed 479c votes; and there 10 ue doubt that their entr
vote throughout The Slate IL upward Of 10000. This
united with the Native American vote, leaves tho Demo
crazy IN decided minority Of The popular vote.
Contrast ihesS results 10 States wh,fo the 10 Judged zos