Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-02
The Senate Of The L. .S,ates.


We have carried a Republican Senator in the Slalr
OF Indiana IN the person of The firm and accompshpt
flanagan. This will lie the Parties in the mex, Sc.
nate-and u now rests upon Tennessee, 10 turn the
balance And can we doubt, how that State will De.
eide al her August Election? With both Houses q
Congress on The side of The Republican Party, we sill
commence the glorious work of Reform and the reslo
ration of The principles OF $3.50.
We congratulate the Republicans on the victory in
Indiana.
doubtful. designations and deaths had come in to .t,
the shifting balance. The New York Journal of Com
merce lately exhibited the state of parties in the Legs
ature as follows:
samuri Mooney, Dem has been elected TO the IIoar
REPRESENTATIVES Irm Jackson county, place of T. H.
DEM. deceased This leaves the Legislature tic n bco
u . ar, denh-tere teiIg Wing majority of 10 IN
lhe Cincinnati "Daily Republican" stated that tie
23d January had been agreed on by the two Houses
the day for proceeding TO the election OF Senator
that the Wings of the Senate had taken some oileae
az inc terms, IN which the House had acceded III
Resolution "This grumbng (says the Republic
ABOUT The manner IN which the House agreed to ss
resolution, looks little as if The Wings would lie eld
TO avoid the election The parties are equally Liylei
on JOINT ballot, and we suppose there is very lille r'c
pect oil any thing but proiracted bailotinr witou;
election, or the election Of Democ yat-as the viz,
only count on tie by including one or two Democ'as
who are SAID to DO pledged 10 vote for Wing Senator
The Election came on, and the glorious resul, on t.,
.ath 10 thus announced in an Extra from the Office t
the "lndianapolis Sentinel"
(Fron Tie Indiana State seaan,, f,,tra la, d,
y. ). SENATOR.
The election for IT, s. Senator. con,ro,v n m, 81.
pectalion yesterday morning, has resulted in ctoc
Never have we seen more CLOSELY contese -
The friends Of General Tehmun A. Howard, The "a.
vorte OF the Democracy Of Indiana, stood up nanic.
TO the breach, and received five full broadsdes OF tie
enemy. Finding further effort under this salan! con
mander unava'llng, and wishing to reserve this ttrt
of his country from being butchered by the b,yop,'
of the foe, our gallant lieutenant, Hannegan, c1ne
the breach, and with full broadside from esir'
member OF the Democracy in The House, aided by il'
vote OF Mr.. kelso, from Switzerland, Whiggery iei'
never TO rise again on the fair plains and bright et'
Of Indiana.
| 49, Oh what fail was there, my coun,rymen
Whiggery mourns, and well she may; for Ter d'''
are numbered in this Republic What though "O&
Howard" is again defeated! What care we for HI
taunts and sneers Of Federal revilers Our ioTi'.
will yet rise; bis name and fortunes denfed s'
iloosier Democracy, aud will We, soar above tie 1919
of Federal Whiggery.
/ And what have we lost By electing I!anns5an
siethinhs hear the voice OF his pra;se bo'ne o. ~
wind, from every log cabin in the land for his abe
forts last winter in rescuing the bone and s.new ~
country from the iron grasp Of ruthless creditors ~
relief laws OF last session indebted to his all P5@
full eloquence. His principles are of the een'.
Jackson, Van Boren, Democratic stamp and that SOC
which was so often heard in the Representative o.
of Congress, IN It's eloquent and soul cheering deiss
of Western rights and Western interests, vii w.
have higher and nobler theatre for its efforts "
will stand alongside Of the eloqnent and chls'''"
Allen of Ohio as another brave and untring adrofa
Of this great and beautiful valley! thousand cl'
| for the Democracy If Indiana