Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-14
from the N. Y. Plsbsian, Nor. ~

jatiiements IF Old Tdmmony ana federa'ts"'' 'o:n
all its appliances, has no t0ol nora "t e'c Coh'"se''
Emporium. e 81
we fail in words to express orr heartfelt gratihca
lion At The result, of our City Election The dust and
smoke Of The battle having cleared away we can no"
announce 10 fellow Democrats throughout 'ne
Hmm that we are GLoRIoUsLY TRiUMrHAsT-P PROUD
~ vtcToRIous We have elected our county Clerk oy
about 1900 majority; Coroner by about 700; Sena
tor by nearly 400; and the entire Democratic Assembly
ticket save We have lost our oher,n oy SIX VI
.even hundred Unfortunate divisions existed in re
ference 10 our candidate which together with his Iden
,6caton with the Spartan band ticket, caused him 10
fall this much behind our party vote MI Shaier 'en
behind his ticket from similar causes Indeed II was
asking TOO much of any Democrat TO vote Tor man
who would submit for moment 10 have his name
couuIed with the mike Walsh gang, and run upon
the same ticket with them. Nlessfs. Suydam and
Mann who were also, with the most oare laced ihPu
dence placed upon their card were not 30 well peaseo
with such company and ref fused to acknowed ge THEIR
noo,,nat;on "A a matter Of course, they both
elected We claim this, under oil inc crcuTslsnces
as one of the most glorious and decisive victories ever
achieved in this city Our TRENDS abroad, cannot
imagine the difficulties with when, oy subtle oe we
were surrounded They hemmed US IN on every side.
The tremendous vote polled by the Native American
party was a severe blow to US. large portion oil TINS
party is with on general principles oul from ioea
causes as indiscrcely incucaeo, we think, as tney
dr,wb,cE nnon our majority. Ii shows concusively,
however to every rejecting mind that on the Demo
cratic candidate for President, whoever ne may be- we
can safely calculate majority IN the Empire C'y
of a, eas, 5000. Truly we have glory enough ior one
day-hayng gained in this city over ias' year, oe"a
Tor and one member of Assembly.
DEMOCRATS OF THE UNION give Us joy, for we
feel -rive us thanks for deserve them To our GAL
liant friends of the old Bay Stale we say, 60 and DO ike
wise, and God speed ye onward
The ne US from the country comes IN most slorousy
As far ms heard from we have elected Al members Of
Assembly, and the Wings 10. The Wings will not
probably have in the Assembly more than 3O members
out of the 1913. What says Massachusetts to ths:-
Il win the ne Tvs be in time for the godke Daniels great
Federal Clay Wing speech II may aid The digestion
of his renewed party.
Too Coon TO BE Iosr.- While the Wings were
carousinp and coon singing Tuesday evening, over
the victory which they didn't gam, and holding form
in mos, grandiloquent style over as 'hey looshy De-
lieyed) their great achievement, MIR. -, one o Inc
Wbg candidates for Assembly, even surpassed h,msrj
in the high wrough, eloquence with which he nnnounc
ed his election, and thanked, with much gravity ano
with hear, flowing with kindness the glorious hIg
party for his unheard OF success On closing ms re-
mendous effort our Jolly Wing friend, Phil. Peitch
| was called up He mounted the rostrum-snrveyed
the anxious multitude with gravity becoming his man
ly proportions and with camness which at once sur
prsed and as,onshed his Wing friends then laying his
hand upon his shoulder and slowly turning round his
ponderous FORM and looking up into the face OF The
last speaker, said, e-you-sure-you re-elec'ec:
Then quietly resuming his position, bowed TO the audi
ence and left the stage The effect upon the audience
was irresistbly comc-and ludlcrous IN the extreme
II was perfect wet blanket TO their gay amusement
and the gentleman alluded 10 learned before he went
to bed that he was not only "whipt community Blu,
stood among the lowest his ticket-[N Plebeian
From The ". Y. Plebeian, Nor. H.
i THE VOICE OF THE EMPIRE STATE!
+ 1t speaks in Thunder Tones to Old Massachusetts,
The triumph of Democracy throughout the Empire
Gfoto "a plofa
Frustrated in The dust In lis Details and IN The ag-
eregate majority the victory will equal that of last yea
and this in the midst of the divisions produced by
the recurrence OF the election of county officers.
SESATE-Of the 8 Senate districts, the Democrat!
carry I, and probably Selecting certainly OF the
Sena,ors-and showing 90 Democrats to 6 Wings II
that body.
House. The returns, so far, show the election o
81 Democratic aud % Federal members In all prooa
b'ly, the Democratic aggregate will run up 10 9o-te
n IS Wings.
The Senate will show large Democratic gain since
last year. and the House will be nearly the same as
then The Wings gain in Rensselaer, Schenectady
Cayuga, Ulster and Westcbester-9i in ALL The Demo
Gratis gain as far as . heard in Monroe Orleans War
we shall be surprised at farther gains in the eighth
district enough, probably, TO offset all losses
The aggregate Democratic majority IN the Slate, on
the Senatorial vote will not be less than TWENTY FIVE
THOUSAND
This is a most triumphant result II shows how re-
liable for Democratic majority the people oil tins
State are, under nearly any circumstances Ii may D.
regarded also most emphatic response to the pro
ceedngs of the Syracuse Convention, and is proud
indication TO Democratic brethren Of other States
of Mr. Van Burens strength Of position in his native
, State
THE POPULAR
We annex returns from DC counties, showing DE
inocratic majority thus far of EIGHTEEN THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND THREE. We have given the vote
on the Senatorial tickets. The counties to hear from
will considerably increase this majority
Democratic-Broome 25, Chenango 900, Columbia
500, Corandt 600 Delaware 1900, Duchess 4UO, rul
ton & Hamilton $50, Genesee 700. Herkmer 400
Jefferson 900, Kings 200, Lewis 300, Madison 1900
Montgomery $50, New York 500, Niagara 100, Oneida
geo, Onondago 1912, Orange 200, Oswego 7oO osego
1850, Putnam 700, Queens 400, Richmond l6o, Rock
land 700, repor,ed) Saratoga 200, Seneca 300, Steu
ben 100, Suffolk 100, Sullivan 200, Tompkns 800
Warren $40, Wayne 700, Westminster 300, Wyoming,
majority, Yates, 256-2l263
Whig-Albany $50, Cayuga 800, Erie 800, Ontario
$780, Rensselaer, 200, Schenectady TO- Ulster l0O wash
ington S00-2460
Democratic majority 1903.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
e Us oseertuined)
Observation-Disclosures 5, Columbia 3, Cortland x
Zone gain;) Delaware 2, Duchess 3, Fulton /, Greene
3 Herkimer 2, Jefferson 3, Kings g Lewis Madison
3, Montgomery g New York ~ ZONE gain;) Cneida q
Onoudagu 4, Orange 3, Orleans ], (eain) O'sego 8,
Oswego 2, Putnam ], Queens l. Richmond !, Rockand
| i, SteuOen ., SS1dlogd oCHoHaft SeheCu !, 49,
Ivan /, Suffolk g Tompkns 3, Ulster J. Warren ],
(gan) Wayne 3 Westminster !, Yates Isl.
Federal-Abany J. Broome ], Cayuga 3, (galns;)
Erie g. New York Ontario 3, Rensselaer,, 3 (ga'ns;)
Schenectady l. (gan) T'oga lgainD Ulster l. (gan)
I Washington 2, Westminster l-23.
The last Assembly s,ood % Democrats to Sc Wings
i EIGHTH SENATE DIsTRIoT.-We moi disposed,
says the Albany Argus, to unreasonably deprive Inc
Wings of their only chance for the election Of Sena'
the recent canvass but the reports from Niagara
/ Genesee and Wyoming, the reeults in Monroe and
bly, like it,
(FrOn The albany argus, Nor. 0, r. MY
The State is largely Democratic in all branches o.
lis Government, and in lis aggregate vote Rely upon
it. Mr. Clay has possible hope, from its canvass OF
the next year, any more than at this moment. The
indications from the River countless the North, the
Centre, and especially the West, all promise still more
glorious results then
! RousE OF AssEMBLY.-.4s far as aseertained.
Demofratie.-Chenango 3, Columbia 3 Cortland Zone