Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-16
ELECTIONS

NoRru CARoLISA.-The Raleigh Standard of
Wednesday gives the returns from all the coun-
ties hut three As far as heard from, Graham'S
majority is only 1913, and in The three counties
10 he heard from, Cherokee. Gates and Hyde The
Wing majority in 1912 was d.. Grahams ma
lority will no, much exceed 1900; very ncon-
siderable one in the large number of 10000 votes;
our friends will be much encouraged by the re-
flcciicn. that We have cut down the Wing mao
ritz of 1912 scrcntccn hundycd rotc< and Of 1910,
NINE THOUSAND FIVE liUNpRFp We will further
remind them tina; in lSot, the Wa" Governor
WAS elected in August ny 5000. and vet Van
Buren, received the vote in the tell by more than
5000. The Wings emo grounds Tor rejoicing.
Their rsrp papni0r Clay. has almoS; lost them
State, which voted Tor General Harrison by H.
59il We are glad Ia sec that the sturdy Demo
cracy OF the sold North are not at all shaken
in their faith. The electoral ticket has been
well and thoroughly organized and the Republic
can champions have ALREADY gone forth to con-
vince and TO conquer. "One fire more and the
dav is ours" See how the Standard raises the
note OF preparation and OF triumph with such
a spirit we must overcome the meagre majority
for the CoonS!
"Again we saw We are neither dishearened nor
discouraged We have made great and signal
gains upon the enemy. Shall We hesitate in The
mids, oithe battle! Shall We fall back 10 orr
tlU> JUST dS NiCttlN - itGuN w bio.S ul''ii ~
folds of our FLAG? Mo- LET as organi-e.
gain OF very few votes in each county will
change the result in November Let every Dc
mocrat do has araoic da'r, and Henry Clay will
not and cannot get the vote oil North Carolina.
ALADAM.-The following is an extract of
letter dated Montgomery, (Alabama.) Aug O.
81 have no hesitation in stating that Alabama.
in the recent election. has increased her Demo
cratic majority William L. fanccy, Esq,
man of splendid abilities, is elected 10 Congress
in Mr. Lewiss district and the Legislature will
remain very much as il was las, year"
To tic Editors ri Tic Enquirer:
"TALApEGA Ala, August ).
"On the first battle ground Of Old Hickory
Young Hickory is doing well. Last year. our
average majority was less than iiy-io-dav, we
have elected f. w Bowdon, Esq, and Major
David A. Griffin to the Legislature, b. a majo-
rity of about two hundred, although every inch
of ground was contested By The Wings. | can
not give the official vote, few precincts are yet
10 be heard irom-for which have made cst-
mates.
~ mus, find my excuse for troubling You BY
the JOY that feel for our splendid victory and
as know YOU partake somewhat Of the same ma
ture, You will appreciate the motive"
In Tuscaloosa county, 2 Democrats and 2
Wings elected Average Democratic majority
H. In az, Wing majority 90, and in 10, three
handred mi Muiy-e,gn Members elected in
Bib, 2 Democrats; in Jefferson Democratic
member and Senator, and Wing; in Perry, ) De-
mocrats; in Greene, Wings; in Dallas, 3 Wings
in Sumter, 3 Democrats. In all the above, but
Jefferson, Harrison received a considerable majo-
rity in 1910.
In Mobile, we have carried the Senator and 3
out of 4 members, democratic gain of ID in
Baldwin, the Wings have gained BY 30; in 40
ii voted for Harrision; in Monroe, 9 Wings; in
Washington, Wing in Conecnh, Democrat
GAIN in Coosa, /; Autauga, ,; Talladega,2; Pike
=, Democrats in Butler =; Dallas, ,; 0hsce De-
mocrats running, one of whom came within 3
votes being elected } Lowndes, 2; Russell, /;
Chambers, ,, Wings In the above we have
gained, in the popular vote, since 1910, when our
majority was $500 Alabama is safe h so-
riotis majority OF more than 1000.
For Congress-Yancey (Dem.) majority in
Autauga rs, Coosa e53, PERI 80. Watson's
(W) majority in Dallas l0G-Yancey elected by
a smart vote.
IxDl.NA-The Globe gives the following re-
turns from 81 counties: