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

nrouressye DEVELOPMENTS Of the political parties in
Maryland, always disputuble ground Andrew Jackson
and M Van Buren, never, with all tneir well deserved
popularity ha wing obtained her electoral vate-and
see most clearly and distinctly, the suspicious dawn Of
our future political prospects The CITY of Baltimore,
our dear Monumental city, devoted to The sound and
pure principles OF Democracy has just passed through
deceitfrl calm losing her election IN part by the
shameful rsonal about candidate TO. Mayor,
in consequence of the resignation of our noble friend,
Col Solomon H,llen. But it is one thing for Demo
cracy be beaten by trick, money, and management
but widely different thing, for the sterling Democracy
Of Baltimore 10 remain beaten. The unexpected re-
suit in The city, has, as anticipated aroused the slum.
berng energies Of venerable pa,fiarchs who came
out tonight all their strength, and IN countless num-
bers attended the different Wards, animatng their sons
union and concert OF action, pressing the sound De-
mocralc doctrine o"every thing for principles nothing
for men" Many OF the selected as delegates to
the Democratic Convention TO assemble to morrow
night at the Republican ece 10 nominate candidate
for the Mayoray; and the universal animation and en-
husasm that exhibited, wherever they appeared in
the primary assemblies of the people, are the sure ind
cations Of glorious triumph. Our distinguished friend
General William H. Marriat, formerly President OF the
Senate Of Maryland, will certainly obtain the honor OF
the nomination, against many worthy and powerful r.
walls. Should this prediction be VERIFIED, pledge you
bottle Of wine the first time have The pleasure Of
meeting, that his majority will exceed one thousand
votes
"Had we carried Baltimore which, with common
union and exerlons, we might have done by q In
umphant vote, should then, in all probability, have
elected United States Senator. But we have no
returns to justify any certain or correct conclusions
fear much for Frederick, Hartford and Queen Anne,
although decided Democratic counties, from rival Jea
lousIes existing among snme prominent men; wniie
some Of the Wing counties upon the Eastern Shore
will from recent information present favorable result
will write TO you more fully about the political com
plexion Of Maryland, and some premature movements
of certain leading friends of MIR. Calhoun, which we
have endeavo 10 checkmaie, and thus far with sue
cess
lie has been nominated, and accepts the nomination
Conference.-The New Haven Register of the 9th
says: about three quarters OF all The towns IN ms
State held their annual elections on Monday last, and
of these we have returns from 76-of which The Demo
have carried 45 and gained l. and the Wings q
and gained making the Democratic strength rela-
lively better than at the last Fall elections when we
swept the Stale with new broom. THIS result Is The
more gratifying, because the Federallss have strained
every carry majority of the towns in order to
cheer their brethren other Staesb u, the result
proves, that the Democrats have understood the move
ments of the COON.
MAlsE.-Anderson (DemocraD is elected Governor
and decided majorily of both Houses Of the lie.
gslaiure
MAssAcHusErr.-The Conve ntion of District No
Z, nominated Russell Brown, as their candidate for
Congress-and they elected Phineas Allen, JUNIOR, of
Pittsfed as their Delegate to the Baltimore Convention
with the following resolution:
'Re.or,d That shall chceruly abide the decision Of
the National Convenon delegate from this district Is hereby
instructed Martin Van buren, the first choice OF hts
constituents for the Presidency"
GEORGIA We have returns before Us of forty coun.
ties, which give Crawford, (Whg) majority of abou!
1886, over Cooper, (Democra,) The Charleston Mer-
curry estimates, from The returns in the forty counties
before 1t, majority Of only ,l55-bu we fear there
very little doubt of the Wings having carried all
The GOoernOr, both the members of Congress, and
both houses of The Legislature The Georgians must
pick their flint, and Try again The last thing which
any good citizen permits, is despair of the Republic
In next shall be able to give nearly all The relurns
from the State The "savannah Republican,, (Whg
paper) excaims, "Let The welkn ring with shouts for
Henry Clay, and the glorious Wing cause What !!
Federalism Bank, Tariff, and ALL Republicans of
Georgia, what say ye9 Will Tfoup and G'lmer, and
all the old Republican panel abandon their banner and
succumb 10 the Federal wings Never, never-lf
you have the souls of frpemen Go then forth with
heart, with one soul, with hand, and strike again
for State Rights and the Republic.