Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

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.. Jacob fost, 6. Michael jerks,
| Q. john Ritter, T. A MlIya,n,
10. r. Brodbead, Jr, jeremiah Brown
II. BENZ. a. BidIack, - General Fnck.
~. Almon II. Read, il. Alexander Ramsey,
| 10. DR.. Mes, II. James Irvine
| l6 James Black, Is. Andrew Stewart
10. Henry d. Foster, "a. - Goffingion.
81. VIM Wilkins.
%. Samuel Hays.
at is probable, that John Dckey. (whic) has been
elected in The Goth, and Galb.ai,h Irvine, DEM IN
the 23d Districts If So the delegation n CONGRESS
from Pennsy lvonia, will siand-l3 Democrats 10 II
Wings"
slip from the Democratic Union Of Saturday nigh,
says, that the Legislature will stand thus:
Senate, Democrats, % Coons, ~
II. Of Representatives, 90 IN
So 50
Democratic majority joint ballot 30, being rain
Of on The maturity last year The National ln,-'i.
gencer (Clay) says, that the "returns for Ca Il Ca
missloners who elected by The people of II, enre
State, the General Ticke, principle are n, / com
plete. The vote this ticket viii probably exhibit
more fairly Than any other the potca bias of the State
The Harrisburg Union also urges that this el-ctor
would be lest vote Of the parties |, saws thar
"Messrs Clarke, Miller and Foster, (the Democratic
nominees have been elected by large ma priiy uytf
their Wing competitors 1t will certainly be H. 10
and may reach ~ or $4,000 Considering the slimne.s
of the turn out, this is glorious majority and process
that the Old Keystone IS still true steel This
the test question: upon which the party Hires DIS
tinctly drawn. Philadelphia county has given til. !e
mocrac nominees an old fashioned Dem c-s;ic MAORI
ty of 3.339- Montgomery 975-York SOY Northa:.p
ton 1,o3l-Berks 2,475- Columbia 100 Schuy!h'H
634-Crawford 500 "
And this is the "Uhig victory in Pennsvlvsn
The lnte!ligencer must admit, that the Key,tol
State is "dead against Clay. Try her by wha'eysr
test, she will be found Democratic.
OHIO.
Here, again, the Wings have been horribly tanlalz
by false representations Ohio ''cear out Of tie
for Congress- Legislature, &c. So their presses salt,
and their followers were led to believe them But tie
following extra Of The Ohio Statesman of Saturday,
destroys the bright hopes of the Coons
ave give to-day, the results as far as heard from
Democratic majority of Congressmen-a D-mocrsiic
majority OF four the Senate, and the House probably
Federal by 9 or votes.
"CoNsREssMEs ELrcTED-Demoerats list District,
Alexander Duncan; Cd, John Weller; 5ih, Ene.
nv d Potter; 9Th, Henry ST. John; 9TH, joseph Me
DowelI; 10Th, ileman A. Moore llth, Jaco' Brn.
kerhoff; 18Th, Joseph Morris: 10th, James Matthews;
Eth, William c. McCauslin lSth Ezra Dean o'er,
Henry r. Brnkerhof.
"Coons Sd District, Robert c. Schenck; 4th, j..
Vance 9Th, John | Vanmeler; OH, Elias Florenc,.
l2th, Alexander Harper 18Th, Perey Is. Johnson.
"rhree districts 10 hear from.
"SrNAroRs-Dem0crats- Hamilton !; Clerpont di..
trict 2; Monroe, &c, Coiumbiana, / Rchsnd,
/ Lucas, &c, Perry, l ; Belmont, &c, ]; ot
"Coons- Highland, &c, |; Ross, &c. ], Muskiug.
gnm | Jefferson, &c, l. Champaign, / Cuyahosa,
] Old Members, lib.
"Threc districts TO hear from.
"HousE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
"Democrats. Hamilton, s. Cermont &c g. But.
Ter, Ross, &C., l Fairfield, .; Knox, Gue,n-
sey, Belmont, 2; Portage, Delaware, &c, ! (;
R'chland, 2 Lucas, &c, Seneca, &c, ,; Trum.
bull, 2; Medina, J; Wayne, Stark, / Lorain,
Coshocton, Holmes, &c y Columbana, = Men.
roe, !; Morgan, &c l-4
"coons-Ross, &c. 2; Licking, ,; Aluskingum2
Miami &c, 3 Logan and Union, !; Champaign,
Clark &c, .; Franklin, . Preble, Montgomery
i Greene, /; Warren, Adams, &C. =, Pcka
way, Gallia &c, Jefferson 3; Harrison, !
Cuyahoga, 9; Summit, . Delaware, &c, Asha
buls. Morgan &c, ia.
"There are four members TO hear from, which WILL
mos, probably, throw small Wing majority into the
House of course, not more than iour-possIby, no!
more than two.
The Baltimore American, (Whig.) announces tie
election Of S. +. Yintoi in the 18th district. ID. H.
Tdrn in the 18Th, and Joshua X. G,ddlngs the 2'n
Districts oil Wings If these be correct the OHIO Con
gressonal Representation viii be twelve Democrat"
nine Coons
From the loss of several ST ong Democratic COUNTIES
the Eastern part Of The Stale, had given up the
Legislature, but the following Extra, from me Ctse
land Plaindpaler of Friday evening, shows tha, h'
"Wes,ern Reserve has done nobly for the Democracy
The worst that happen, that the Legislature may
be tie! We may have majority
".Wr.rERs RESERVE oSE-HALF REpErMEp.-
Lnrain, Medina, Ere, Portage aud Trumbu, have
noby Disseminated the mselyes from the slavery OF Pc
derasm sy eectng the entire Democratic ticket m !
each county. Let Democrats throughout ihe land |
rejoice, nt the prospect OF their brethren ~ ms "Ge
of Whggery being finally and fully redeemec
Tie Western Reserve IN 1910. gave Wig majority /
for Governor of I0O00! In the eleven counties eom
prsing it, mt single Democrat siscfed 10 any
office that yeor Now, in fee ofihe eleven conne' |
single Wig is elected 10 any oiice, ana N Two
other counties. Whiegery stands upon ii last leg
The whole majority this year, will not exceed 3,U0V
The Western Reserve last year had II Represenst'7e'
10 Wings and Democrat THIS year .l snt Ia
TO 10 Representatives, and elects Wings end D De-
mocra,s. This is leaving State Senator'S ont ct 80
account. Hurrah for the Connecticut Wes.rsn ~
serve This is wha, we should CALL
For HENRY CLiY"'
The Psindeaer adds: ave do say il, not as a pc
ltical bpas:, bu, matter which the recent elfc'
has demonstrated, that MARTIN F,N BuRfS ca" ,s't
Ohio by 10000 majority Henry Clay, IN '7i4.
From The Gio5eJ
BALTIMORE ELECTION
An election wss held IN Baltimore on Money ''
Mayor, and members of the City Council There y"
larger vote than was ever polIed the city te'',r
and the Wing candidate for Mayor ected . "'
majority aud The Wings elected l5 10 the w..
Gratis Is, me mbers OF the Council. The Democrats
believe, polled bn, before so laree VOC
they did yesterday. The Wing candidate tor >"
ran ahead of the Wing Council TIcketn II "a'as"
IA 10 the city. But, nevertheless, We admit We.
think his did not much exceed the parry Wv"
We are entirely satisfied with the poll the penl''
party made. re The Democrats Of Pennsyi,an
Ohio had turned out as did the DemocraIso b'..T
the Democratic majorIties in those States wo"'e
been overwhe lining. We have a f-w excuses 1'
defeat in Baltimore but will no. gise '"eD -
Instead of excuses, give Tie vote for mayer 49,"
We expect 10 use next October r,
For .Mayor-Law, (WhgJ 7o3O; ha'''0"' '0''''
1905.
NEW JERSEY.
From III. Philadelphia LedseT.) 49,. N,ra,,
The Ntu Jersey ELeetons-We hnd, ID 'ne , S,.,,,.
Post, the maortes given for Congress IN eaG nsn..
of New Jersey, by which IT will be seen 'hat NE MOI,
Gratis have carried the State the popular '''e y
than 600 ,1snd 81
FRS, district embraces Cape May, Cumoeiis"'I -;
lem, Gloucester, aud Atlantic Wing m'o,,' .c5
1888 Lucius @ c. Elmer, majority aoou y' ~, .
Second district embraces BuTneton,, noe Ge,f.
and Mercer. Wing majority in 1910, 1915 '''
| Sykes, majority about 800 Warren. :.
Sussex Democratic majority IN io1V' '''
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