Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-15
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~ deny that PENNSYLVANIA had gone for Polk
The Delaware Journal, Extra, (Whig' oil To-Day,
saws: "But what il Delaware saves the Union
Shall we not be the keystone OF the afch!
The l,adi.. Wings knew well enough that the
vo,, of Delaware would rot alter the res''iI OF tie
PRESIDENTIAL Election BY 80 or 80 electora! voles
rhey wanlc, the Legislature, which they nave
probably carried 10 elect United states senator.
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KENTUCKY.
From The returns we have received, we are III
,;uced to believe that Clays majority IN ms state
will be between 5000 and90o0 Inc democrats
could moi be brought 10 the polls in many conn'ies
where their defeat in Ohio was known--lU'
INDIANA.
Tuesday evenings Globe gives returns from Is
counties in which Folks majority, so lar IS i'oo'
Fro,l lie Indiana STATE ScnttneL
From the returns given below, there can be no
doubt that Indiana will give majority Tor The
Democratic candidates OF from 500 10 2.OO0.-
This news will be everywhere received by our
friends with Joy and gladncss. Indiana is now
surely Democratic This is glory enough Tor
one day
The Globe gives the following letters:
ExTRAcT from letter, dated
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6, 1914.
II is unnecessary 10 give you the specifications.
You will see the returns, in detail, in due time
The news from the Wabash and the Ohio, re-
ceived this evening, renders il absolutely certain,
that the Democracy have carried the State BY a
decided majority. Pe,til's district has gone no.
by-iar better than our most sanguinc exreca-
ton a Democratic majority OF in Tippeca-
noe, rs in Montgomery. GO in Boone, 2i0 in
Carroll, over 300 in Clinton, and AL in Foun-
tain The majority in the district will he about
500 In this (Brown'O district ii will be from
LOO 10 1900
From this time, hencelor,h and forever, Indiana
will stand proudly erect as one Of the strong pill
lars OF Democracy.
We will not permit ourselves 10 doubt, that
Col Polk succeeds 10 the place OF Gen. Jack
son, by triumphant majority OF the electoral
votes.
Eniract of a letter, datcd
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. T. 1871
We have heard from about 60 counties. Our
majority will be about 2,500-not less. The ma
iorty in this (Brown's) district will be near ! :
300 For further particulars see enclosed slip
We have just got your good news from Penn
sylvania.
ILLINOIS.
(From the ADany Argms-ETtfa.)
CHICAGO, Nov. s. 1914.
Dear Sir-Chicaso has polcd an enormous
wholesome 2200-the Wings larger vote in the
CITY than in the whole county in August. But
VIC have triumphed BY $50 majority! The coun-
" (Cook) will give 4 Democratic majority OF
1000; and Illinois has given between 5000 and
10, 900, without doubt. We have most cheering
news from Michigan and Indiana.
MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS.
We find in Wednesday, mornings New York
Sun the returns from four counties in Maine, and
from the wiOic State of Massachusetts, both OF
which voted ON Monday, received by eztraordi-
nary Express. We collae the results:
MAlNE-Is VERY SAFE.
Portland gives Polk s malorly-gave Harri-
son COS majority, and polled in 1910 ten more
votes than now.
Augusta is reported TO have given majority
of II for Polk
CUMBERLAND CouxrY-INill go about 1000 for
Polk without doubt. Four towns heard from CIV
ing 800 majority.
ioaK CorSrY-Seven towns heard from will
give Polk a. majority of about 1900.
kESSEBrc CoUSTY--Ninc towns heard from.
This county will doubtless give Clay majority
of about 1000.
LINCOLN CorxrY.-The contest here will be
very close. Five towns heard from; Judging
from which, the Democrats will have small
majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
This Stale will give Briggs, the Wing Governor,
about 500 majority and Clay 5000.
The principal cities and towns give as follows:
Boston, 1859 majority for Clay, and the same
for Briggs.
Worcester, 273 for Clay, and 800 for Briggs
Springfield gives li3 for Clay over Polk, and
for Briggs, &c over all.
In The whole State, Clay Gals; Polk 52,Si6:
Birney loS60 Claws majority over Polk A.
572; over Polk and Birney 3,7l2. Seven Wings
elected to Congress, viz r. c. Winthrop, D. P.
King A. Abbott, J. Rockwell, Jno. Quincy
Adams, and J. Grinnel. There is no choice in
thice Districts. formerly represented by Parmen-
cr 3D. Charles Hudson (W. y and Williams % }
These returns were collected 10y The proplerors
Of the Boston Atlas. by means ofExiraordnary
Expresses, extending 10 every part OF tie Com
noawealth and were published in that paper The
next morning after the election. So much soi
Yankee K: lrcads and Yankee Enterprise.
We wish tie Wing Joy OF Old Federal Massa-
chuselts AID John q. Adams. Ii will certainly
dmit, ihai The abolitioais,s did not carry this
State FOR Pc,:.