Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-22

,,,- unanimously rendered their thanks to MIR
,n, Ior The able. efficient, and satisfactory
,1sun,r in which he had sustained our cause and
oar principles.
Notwithstanding the large number OF votes.
.,snntlcured By our opponents in the vicinity OF
,.',,,a our organization will be strong, and we
hive no doubt OF polling decided majority for
~. an3 Dallas AN OBSERVER.
ucto.cr 10.
=, IL Editors 81 he Esqnirer:
.rho.e ,yho live glass houses ought not to throw
.,.ne.." ,,,.,,n
Haze YOU seen The Wing OF Saturday morning?
!. ,1niains letters that were published in the
rrauir,r from Pennsylvania, previous 10 her cleo
,, |, comments al length upon them, and says
-. general system oi Dragging But have
'. very consistent Editors OF iaat print forgot
IN ;bs following extracts which send You, and
winch they published previous 10 the election in
u., STATE!
It}on he 'I'ig, of Oetober 81.
PENNSYLVANIA.
.r.rrsylvaria votes on the 9Th in her State
r,.,.;on, and il Genera! Markle is elected,
u! .,,t.lE IL ~ Wart rroring, no mare GtHtag, no
,.,,, artificial enthusiasm on the part OF The
Sr,. Clilld will be no longer able 10 spare
h.. licnd> an o'i'h.
.fr,rlox. FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
W. >eisct the following from Pennsylvania pa
per-. trough, b. the mail OF Yesterday:
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Gettysburg Star SAYS From all Gnar-
,.r> comes The cheering intelligence, that the
honest Farmer Of Wcsimorclani, General Joseph
Nsrkc. is gaining every day over the veteran
oficrlo!icr, Francis r. Skunk, and that scarcely
. .oull now exists that Joseph Marklc will be
oar next Governor. In our county, from every
n,,o, and corner We learn that the honest Demo
cral> those opposed 10 an increase OF taxation
ere al! rallying upon orr candidate, ami that on
ile ni-,n ot the second Tuesday Of October, We
may -: down tremendous majority against
r.anlis T. Skunk, the man who has held office
H.. tie last .if,y-,hrGt pcdrS."
.nrR Next EIrcTloN.---T To our friends al home
w.acet >ay nothing Toour ricii> abroad, we say
al, Is safe ia PcnmSgirani0. orr intelligence c0n"oi
h. This Sta,cis certain for Marke, BY majorR.
inning aishily around 10000. TINS ire sUdran-
a. 10 Ia Hhiss throughout The tn;oa apon dnta
that cQnaot decelre u.s. To our friends throughout
the state We say, be of good cheer-,he victory
is aSsn,cd 10 mu--you have only 10 90 forward 10
,he polls 10 receive it-ihat You will he there, we
know right we'll Apathy i the cnenys general
ours is Marke. u PHis;"f- Aaertea".
From the Washington Wig Sandard)
PENNSYLVANIA.
a letter has been handed us by friend from
a highly respectable citizen of Pennsylvania, da-
I'd Harrisburg. Sept ~, which, among other
cheering information, contains the following post
script
ut is thought that Gov Porter i about coming
ont for CLAY He callc; upon Gen. Malkle as
lie WAS passing through here Yesterday on his way
a. the Philadelphia Convention, and treated him in
tine style. He has declared that he is a Marke
man, atlcast"
Ir.om Tie Tnicmko;rn Democrat ard Uccl!y Family
Rcriesr, III Ot,jey 3, 1874
"'rgS THOUSAND AT LrasT.-Tbc election OF
Nafac BIZ al least ten thousand majority, Is now
getting 10 be ccncra!is conccGcd In ali put,eS. We
never in ouI lie saw 4 candidate run down the
ganu Of popularity 50 fast as Skunk has within
iar a> .wo weeks. Ii is like a whirlwind.'
The following resolution was adopted (amonS
..ieg,. at meeting of the Wings, of the first
Congressional District of the City oi Philadelphia,
y ri 9t, 1871:
"R.soir.a That in selecting Gen Joseph Mar
kl. 81. We>imoreland county, aS our Candidate
tr Governor we guarantee L. the citizens at
large a faithful execution OF the trusts committed
&. him. an economical administration of the Go
vrr,lncnt and one who, from his sterling integ-
f,y aai wel tried courage in the hour oil peril Is
e;ery way qualified ior 50 high and dienifed a
station. 10 which We T.! conEaea, ac rH be ehctca
tftUfStfftt
Mr. Horace G.ecly, of the New York
Tribune has also Published the letters YOU
she Editors of The EnGuirer0 received from
Pennsylvania before the election in that State
TIE following is taken from his paper These
coou> are very consistent politicians; they never
49, themselves:
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The .N,r York 1r'bna"
"paI ,prrpnia Oc: = p. NJ.
~ sSrERDAY AND To-DAY-APPE.RaSCEs
never saw The Wings OF The city and county OF
Philadelphia 80 smiling and pleasant as thcr are
His morning. The great exhibition of their
Strength Yesterday has had The effect Of cnlivcninS
The heart If every true Wing, and Of. giving them
h;;sh; and glorious promise oi an ci'eciua vie
l,f. a. The polls. The confidence which this out
pouring OF the people ot lii. keystone State has
ei.ef 10 the Wing party, and the dalnpcr i, has
placed upon the spirits and prospects of the Loco
JcoS are made evident wherever you MAJ
choose TO 20 this morning. Notwithstanding the
triin. Importance with which the Locolocos PIE
tend To regard this glorious manifestation oil our
-rcnslh, ihey aceniv fee. the fearful position they
oecupy, and the cer,a in defeat which awaits them.
Gen. Markle will 90 out of The City and County
with a majority not far shoit OF 1000; and al
r.o!,sh the interior and Northern part Of the State
no, expected 10 do quite well Ak we will here,
get sill! his personal popularity will gain him
cnoash votes 10 ncutralizc the Democratic ma
1rity which those counties generally give and
%s iP:a ,rW elect he oil hefo of .MsstsS"o,ro,
.-,.5oa' douA.
Some OF orr Wing friends seem 10 imagine
'AA Mr. Clay. vote or rather majority, will cx-
ICED General Markle's, both in The CITY and Coun-
Is. - wei IS in the State, IHiS, M,nk, IS a
.rsat 0,Stake; aad Il ronN be rel tcr Hcm 10 tohe
lclcuag N time, IA many, observe, exhibit dis
position. If Aot an earieip, To bet upon il. will
STEAK honestly and canddlv nv solemn convic-
ton upon this subject: and 7chcl / my, Mat II
Ieq.tii 1I,rLh fqiis 10 earn h4c STATE If Penn
..,,,ra II : ,sGdnSs FIR orr hicads 10 rjNt arm