Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
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day.
The Star in The East
MAINE "A few days since, We stated that there was
a chance for another Democratic Representative 10
Congress from the First District The Saco Democrat
of Tuesday, publishes the following letter from Alfred
which makes it certain that MIR. Herrck is chosen:
"Dear SIR u have sixteen towns, official, from Ok.
tord, which give Herrcs 1884 and all others 673 =
Greenwood, Newry and Hebron, remain TO lie heard
from, with one two plantations The vote OF Be
theli Is reported 100 majority for Herick; um tho
roughly OF the opinion, tina, il should be 800 If the
hrs, report is correct, there will probably be $50 ma
jorty"
GEORGIA.
Majority for Crawford in ID counties, 4,lS2
Mcdonald 3 maj in same counties in Al, $500
Wing gain, 6,so2
"Nine counties remain to be heard from, viz
Carroll, Dade, Emanuel Irwin Lowndes, Montgome
~, Rabun, Walker, and Ware In 1871, Mcdonald,
(Dem) received maj ory o! ,462 votes IN these coun
ties"
o. Carroll and Walker have since been heard from,
which reduce Crawford's majority 10 1898.
oHo
We are delighted TO hear OF the election Of DR.. Dun
can, the able and ine xibe Democrat in the Cincinnati
District. The Gazette (Whg) is forced TO announce
the fact Every effort was made to defeat DIR. d., but
the Democracy were triu.n phant. We have very few
returns from Ohio. The Globe says:
"Our returns from this State open brightly, but we
fear they will not close with very brilliant victory
In several Congressional Districts friends have been
quarrelling not about the Presidential candidates. as
they have IN other Stales-bu about banks and about,
coming TO Congress We have more Congressional
aspra n,s than have Congressional Districts in the
State or in other words, "nore pigs than tea,s and
many of them have acted like the dog in the man.
ger"
The Globe gives letter from New Lisbon, stating
that Colonel McCausland % received majority Of
900 in ha, county, securing his election TO Congress by
very large ajorty.
The Ohio Statesman (ExtraO suys of franklin
county, tive have lost our representatives by only
about 100 votes, perhaps l25, which shows steady
increase of the Democratic party We regret this us
better could not be well started the course,
and prospect al one time, very fair for their
success. Their vote is in the hghes, degree credtabe
to hem and To the noble and energetic Democracy Of
franklin county
"But what must Mr.. Ridgway, (Whig candidate for
CongressD say! After reiterating, for weeks and
months tia, h's majority, IN this county, would be from
700 500 and after The extraordinary exerons,
trade and traffic for votes, any thing else, get
from Gen. Moore, he only comes with little over
400, perhaps $50 =. II Knox and Licking have done
as expected, Gen. Moore will be elected by from 500
TO 00a votes Ridgway majority, when elected be-
fore, was 900 in this couDtya loss of more than
half!
''f the Democracy, throughout the State, have
fought with The same energy and determination that
have done here the State sale from the thraldrom vi
Coonery"
On the other hand, the Wheeling Times of Thurs
day, gives the following, which, take it for grant
ed are much exaggerated, as there scarcely time
10 hear from SO many counties:
"MuskDgum, Wing majority / loo.
"Guernsey, Democratic majority so.
"Tbese two counties make up the 18th Congress.
sona District Harper, Wing, is elected by 900
majority.
clicking, 225 Wing majority for Congress-; whole
Wing ticket elected Wing gain.
"Franklin, AS Wing majority. Wings elected to
the Legislature.
"ln The Congressional District composed Of Fairfield,
Pckaway. and Fayette, Florence, Wing, elected over
way, Wing $50; Fayette, Wing, mostly to hear from.
ain the District composed of Perry, Morgan and
Washington, Perry gives $50 Democratic majority,
Morgan 2l5, Wing. Washington not heard from !;
good for 500 at least, ensurng Johnson election
Barker. Dem. Another Wing gain.
ain the District composed of Belmont, Harrison and
Monroe, there is donbt Of Morris's election
Cowan, Wing.
"The returns from Steubenville District not de
csive, but we believe McCauslin, Democrat elected
"a slip from the GAINESVILLE Republican, dated Oct,
IL, P. NJ, says:
Later and better. Licking county elects two
Wings to the Legislature by 300 majority
WISCONSIN.
The Chicago Democrat says, that the returns show
that Dodge, the "Old Black Hawk warrior has routed
Doty and all his troops-W Wigs Conservatives, boilers
seceders, renegades, Office holders and all.
"Gov Doty, and all he could influence by promise of
patronage, openly took the field against him
The Democratic majority for Dodge will be from
800 to 1000, in spite of Doty and "lhe few Wing
of Wisconsin against their wishes"