Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

Owing to the unusual number OF tickets an nomination
and the numerous polls during the day. find very
difficult To give positive information the result
the contest n this city yesterday. The Wings went
polls united aud harmonious party. and although the storm
which set IN about O'Clock Kept many from the polls and
some thousands induced the Native American
ticket the result will show that they achieved
Loco Foeoism
Mr. Franklin. the Wing candidate for the Senate is pro
badly elected though possible that he may be defeated
o the maJouues against HIM IN kINGs and RICHMOND. In
this city however, he has undoubtedly clear majority OF
between thrSe and four hundred aud assuming
not run ahead ut his ticket would be justified in claim
| ing that our entire ticket has succeeded
Col Jones the Justly popular Wing candidate for Sheriff
Is no doubt elected 10y nearly thousand msIory and
We think there Is but little doubt that at least oneha
the whole Of Assembly ticket has been carried. The
Iammany Parry claim to have elected their Clerk Mr. Con
ner and their Coroner. 1t possible that Mr. Conner
elected but We do not perceive any for their clam
! 10 have clcctsd their Coroner.
Briefly them IN the city and county the Wings have
isiny given majority Tor their senator aud Sheriff. aud
probably og their candidate Tor Coroner and at least
one hall, II not the whole ct their Assembly ticket!
Ihis - glory enough for campaign. Ii Is noble
spoons" TO the Wing Tennessee Georgia Mary
land. Ohio and Penn vani,; and seals the doom
n Van burcn surely as renders certain the election OF
| Henry Clay Ia the Presidency m lsii.
FROM the scady referred to- can neither give
TIE whole number OF poed the aggregate
/ the Native American ticket. Probably about 10000
have bcea thrown, OF which the Native Americans clam
! 10 have polcd between and THOUSAND! In the
sh llth, 18th and 18th wards, their aggregate said
o quite equal 10 the Vote oi either OF the other par
/ ties.
Aian early boar last evening Tdl,nsny Hall was closed
and IT. eluenicr, dispersed despat-lrroy admitting
that they had sustained defeat for which ihcy but
Lc prepared Tins Is certainly iTuc, have only bca.
ten them the Senator and Sheriff. aud Tor this alone
the Wings Of New York would be justified in cuim.
InS the cougratulSon OF their friends having
another victory Tor "HARRN OF THE WEST" but Ia.
King IN viVw the probability Of having carried yer,
nearly not quite cntireeke, feel that have CIV
en-" blow TO Loco F0cOlsm IN the C and Stale from winch
| It can never recovcr-N Y. Cou. y ERy.
! THE RESULT OF YESTERDAYS ELECTION.
The election for county officers and members of the
senby came OIL throughout this Yesterday In this
city the day passed off with less disturbance than
such occasontcrc being very il any of the OF.
binary fighting and rlong generally here election
DAYS According 10 ihe most authentic returns
able 10 obtain last night, thcr OF the election
Ut large msIoriy at the Wing ticket II not the whole.
We shall nave much the subject this election
Hereafter The disastrous result of Yesterday can be easi
traced back I" the Encouragement oi Mr. Van Bucns
friends The mpudeut aud oNcbearing of the self
STYLED organ OF the party M this city-its attempt
"drGlc fhe lane" end exclude party all who would
not bow down and worship the great ",,e OF Lndcnwad
snd endorse the unhaowcd dongs u tts late Syracuse
Convention IN ltS attempt 10 deprive the OF rep
Fascination u tc National ConNonton-has brought upon
The democratic party this signal defeat the empire city,
not throughout the entire s,a,c.-Ne,- York aurora
From tbs New YORK ricbetan. oct :
THE VOICE OF NEW YORK
The Empire City OF the Empire State has again most
n"biy done her du. Surrounded by dcu.ucs ON every
hand-havng to contend with factions of every class and
dcgreea unnnimity M cur own ranks IN r,fren,,
20 Of candidates vet amid all these difficulties we
think We have overcome all opposition and elected maIo
fty OF ticket Besides terrible onslaught made
upon Us 0y tao higs, who voted their rcEu
lar ticket, Lad coHirnd with new end as il hos
proved, most powerful element drawn mostly from our
own ranks and started and encouraged by the Whgs-he
Native American pary-which, ihe establishment If
every one, sa- puAed as learn. 1000
or euOO votes This together with GOODNESS amount
ing m some instances TO ayowed OPPOSITION OF 4 class
OF Democrats, who although they may prefer a part
oular candidate tor the Presidency We were mortfrd
ana ashamed to see o'ncsd want Of Democratic feel
ing and honorable action cuIpabc in tho extreme
Ii puus us 10 alude things this time but duty
ccmpe US Even had they succeeded defeating cur en-
tire ucSe surely they would have gained but little honor and
would have tended 10 advance interest ui any Demo-
manly and undcand Aurora. the organ OF the Admin,t-
ton, encouraging on the vile and ruan bands that
ever infested c!iy, and thus virtually identifying the adj
nn's'Taion with the low creature Nike Walsh snd ms
base followers. Thee support ut their "Enck
Wen Island uche were even encouraged Nv persons hold
high and responsible oice under the tcntrn Govern
mcni, and RECEIVED FROM THEM MONEY, for their
own base uses and for the purpose Defeating the Re
EmaT Democratic ticker, while themselves voted the
Wing ticket. John Tyler see from tins ON whom he
relies Tor support IN this lie character and
Hage Of the honesty Of these gentlemen learn the
tact that the VINO have been ird up his honest sup
P"F'Is possessed e" influence and character God
the mari have not been able even with Government mo
neE to draw forth from the dcns and receptaces II filth
more than 400 500 their ticket ". yould M.
Insult the President by calling these men his friends or has
sHppoyeTs we know they neither, but
him that the whole movement here of his organ and or
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large portion Of this community, directly with his interests
Was ever man thus used-was thus betrayed
u The Petersburg Republican publishes Mr.
/ Clay's speech against a t. S. Bank, delivered in
ISL. There was another great man. who at a
later day Qsl6) made great speech an ta,or of
" National Bank, and was in fact. according to his
own boast the father OF the late Bank This great
man IS understood to be the Republicans Hagnus
APo'io, and IT is fair to presume, that if the editor
had been aware of such speech, he would have
published ii, in preference to any thing from Mr.
Clay. His ignorance of the existence of that
/ speech is, however, eScusable-as that speech is
not to be found in the volume Of Mr. Calhoun's
/ speeches recently published We can supply the
: Republican with copy though If the Editor is
very anNousi TO cnlightcn his readers with it,
/ U7-Onc would infer from the serious and alarm.
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