Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-20
ELECTION NEWS

he recent elections nave encourage me I'c.
mocrats with new hopes. II is manifest that
the Wings haze lost and arc iosiag in their strong
holds at the same time, the Democrats have
Gained and are gaming heavily. To create a
falls. impression of Wig success. the Coon
Journal, have published toa>fiul te'urns. which
have been invariably exploded To- the true result
We say confidently Ia of friends. that thus Tar
"all's well" In every election HAT has taken
place since the Baltimore nomination ., which
time oar party was reunited 2EG >,.i forth 10
battle We have gained immen,ely While the
Wings have lost much ground O,0 cause /,
onward-iieuS is backward. From now un,l
November we shall gain in erer State Every
spn shows il to be the case We haze ever,
reason 10 fight with zeal and confidence vi,
any Democrat hesitate To give his best aid % thr
cause when victory beckon> ns forward Butte
achieve decisive triumph, every man mus; Go
his whole duty We have wary ioc 10 contend
With ana wc must expose his varied tricks, and
NEE; lis ~ assaults in every quarter
NoR7u CAaoLIXA-Thc Raleigh SIGNAL Of
FRIDAY, gives returns rom al lie counties, but
Two: The vote is for Graham 3j6o>. and Ter EIoke
- 69i. leaving majority for Graham Of 2gl4
The two counties 10 hear from, Gates and HYDE
in ~, gaze Wing MAJORITY OF l07. II they
vote as before, Graham'S majority in the whole
State will be only 3G2 Is not this cheering to
every Republican? The Wbigs have lost since
IL ~r.nic,n iuadrcd--and since 10 more than
NINE THOUSAND. Our friends IN the odd North
are putting forth every cior. A letter from
| NASH county Ia the Raleigh Signal, says: Nj
Toole j. setting glorious example 10 the Demo
cratic Electoral candidates throughout The state,
and authorizes me io challenge his brethren, ore
and all To- the same cXeitions III tie cause OF Poll
Dallas and victory. in their rcspcc,ie clstIlcis as
ne is making III this and 10 the same success IN
November" lie, the Republicans do Is they gal
lanily did in 1886. In the summer, The Wig
Governor succeeded BIZ 5000, ana SET III The laiL.
Mr.. Van Bnren received the Vote al Ifr State y.
5000 Let them go and do llkcwiac fcch
H. doRe.
Ixp.,s,-The CoonS claimed this State viii
tremendous 'hurrah. bu they are destined 10
a wotul disappointment They may have carried
the Legislature hy small majority. This IS
owing 10 the gerrymandering arpoElionncnt 4"
the Wings Moreover they have succeeded III
several counties by desperately small maJoritie> ,
Tor instance. they have elected Senator in Park
bviEo votes one i'll Lawrence byMptecn: a Re
preventative in Ripley by SIR; cne in Floyd one
in Morgan, one in Boon, by Sjr votes each: ira
in Tippccanoe, and tire in Parkc, 10y about fsa 10
Gficca vo;es. As ior the Papuiaf vote, which i !"
decide the ErcNdenii0i Election, We have gained
1000 Since 1910 We have gained S-uc7' hog-
sapd. The State i, wf for Polk and Dallas
See the following from the indiana Stale Sentinel
Extra
TIE HooSiER DEMOCRACY FInN-lNpnN'
SAFE FOR Polk AND DAiIAS rs MNoRiTY oF
$3.50 We give below nearly complete rei"faS
of the election Of members 10 the Legislature -
The Senate stands aS last year equally dlvld"'.
and the casting vote Of the President in our favor
In the House of Representatives the Whic> have
gained, 50 that they will have probably Sr naio-
rity-lhiee members more than hali--the Who'll
number being 100. But this gain Tor The hlc'
in the House is not owing 10 a change III The lo-
puarvoic in their favor. II is in consequence q
The peculiar Arrangement Of the arpoELohnen'
Bill passed in 1910 when the Wings had ncai'
the whole Legislature. by which The Roafias ae'R-
b,7E are given To the Wing counties 1T the ses-
>ions in which United States Senators are Ia he
elected
I'VE have the popular votes OF IL OF The -
counties Taking the highest vote for tie repre-
senaiveS, on each Side in these Al counties,
comprising rs they do the strongest Wing COM
ties in the State. and We find tina, The Dcmocralif
strength is actually greater than II was last year
in The same counties hy nearly 900 votes. lhc
Wings have also an increase hut not SO large ,,
the Democrats The remaining counties VII
show still better for the Democracy, and coniiiIa
the fact that lr. hare aGra i0rgcr pop"tor m@"LF
than we had last year, when We elected ouI Oo'
werner, Lieutenant Governor and 4 aoof'a0i ma
ori,y in the LEGISLATURE
"The Wing majority in so was 10 'Wo-
Where is ii now? Consigned 70 The tomb % 'i'e
CapulctS nevcrto be rcsu>citaied"
KENTrcKY-The Globe OF Saturday night owes
the following returns from Scventy-scycn couh''e>.
/, saws. "a long letter received tonight, c>la'
the Wing majority at 3.393 In 10, liaFrnoIh
majority was over twenty-five thousand! Wiz
popui.af man Mr. Clay is. 10 cause los :"
his partv in his own State OF more than frWH
i6onmad, The Democracy Of Kentucky de>'F'c
all praise for their glorious cxerions'
FoR Go*ERSoR.
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