Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-05

York too votes to-day. SIZE TOO IS SAFE. Nir
gina closes her polls tomorrow She too is lri-
umphantly safe. Polk will be elected.
EXTRACT Of a litter ffom
"WAsnlNGToN, Nov 3, 1914
"a few moments after the arrival OF The West
ern Cars, the Wings put in circulation most ex-
travaganl accounts from several counties in
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, designed 10
operate upon Virginia. This information was
proiesscdly obtained from passenger. Belmont
county, as reported, gave an increased majority Of
rs A strong Abolition interest exists in that
county, and consequently gain Of 15 is by no
means alarming. Guernsey county, az reported,
gives an increased malori,y of 20. Belmont may
have been heard from; but it is altogether impro-
babe not to say impossible, that the full returns
Of Guernsey county could have been received
al the county town at the time the Western Stage
passed But the ridiculous pretences OF having
heard from Ashtabua county, exposes The whole
loi The reported gain in Ashlabula is 500 If
YOU will take the trouble to cast your eve upon
The map, you will find Ashtabua located in the
extreme North East portion of the Stale. I'm
less Ashtabula, which, by the by, is, and always
has been, altogether Wing, has, in The spili, of
accommodation, changed its location, we shall be
doomed TO wait for news from that county, until
il is received through New York, The hitherto
usual channel. | give you this information, I'M
der the impression that The polls in Virginia will
he kept open Tor three days"
To the Editors of the Enquifcr
WAsH,NGroS CRY, Nov. d,
5 o'clock, A. NJ
PENNSYLVANIA viii certainly give Polk : or
5000 majority
"There is nothing up to this hour from Ohio,
save rumor, which cannot be traced. Ashiabnla
county, you will see in the lnteigenccr, is said
TO have run M her Wing majority TO 3O00-
This is false ASilabula cannot be heard from,
possibly, for odays yet.
cThe accounts from New York are of the most
cheering character"
FIons The Pennsylvania. Non. 4.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
The returns which we annex sbew that our
good Old Commonwealth has done her duty TO
the great cause of Democratic principle. Alter
struggle OF unparalleled intensity, we have once
more conquered, and against combination oil
all the elements, however discordant among them
selves, which faction could muster. PENNSYLVANIA
VOTES FOR Polk AND DALLAS.
The popular majority cannot be we'll estimated
as yet The well informed ofour opponents sup
pose that it will scarcely exceed six or eight thou
sand: our friends expect more abundant !rl-
umph. OF one thing, however, all are satisfied
1t will be SEEN that in this city and county, we
have reduced the combined Wing and Native
majority Just l,400 votes.
THE KEYSTONE FIRM-THE ARCH
SECURE.
II ever we felt more proud Of our noble old
Commonwealth at one time than another, that
time is now-now, when her staunch incor-
ruptible and true-hearted Democratic sons are
sending TO us on the wings OF the wind their
stern rebuke to the merchant, manufacturing
and stock-iobbing princes, who basely attempt
ed to bride them 10 betray their principles,
and aid in the elevation of bold, bad man, TO
the Presidency of the Union. How often has
the voice ofthe sons of her mountains and her
valleys been heard with JOY amid the political
battle; but never has it spoken so trumpet-tongued
throughout The Landowner has it been SO calcula-
led to cheer the heart of the Democrat. Already
has it struck terror into The Federaiists. They
see in it death to all their hopes-hopes built
upon the the vlest system of fraud and corruption
ever attempted in any country.