Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-15
TIE NEW ARRANGEMENT.

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we checrt,lly make Ike amence hon0T05.c 10
The FREDERICKSBURG Railroad Company. II was
no, fisir fault that we did not receive mall on
Wednesday. The connection was not made win
the Northern Companies, on account OF inc pre-
narration necessary 10 perfect the new scheme
We are clad. now, 10 state, that coalition (thaf
is the Wing fashion OF The day) is thoroughly
formed between the Railroad and The Steamboat
and that, hereafter, the mails may be expected
punctualv and ct very early hour II arrived
Yesterday before noon, and brought us most cheer
ing intelligence. Apassenger (Whis) who came
in The cars. tells US that Massachusetts by
large majority, and Delaware, By 400, have gone
Tor Mr. Clay; tpI, that Tennessee and Indiana
have gone for Mr. Polk, each by a handsome ma
iorily. We suhjoin all that we can find, after a
necessarily hurried examination Of heavy, doR-
blc mail.
TENNESSEE.
From The CoIanjio (Ttnn.) Democrat .Nou. G ]
POLK'S NElGHBOR'S GOING FOR CLAY
Win VENGEANCE,
"Old Maury,' the home Of Polk, has covered
herself with glory, and stands proudly forth. bear
ing unequivoca testimony 10 the estimation in
which she holds her own distinguished son. She
sends TO gallant cd Sumner the response which
she has made 10 i1e challenge of being the BAN
NEG COUNTY OF the middle division.
We have the iril returns from Tie county
Polk. 1919
Clay, 12ll
No, including the vote of the llth district,
which we have 10; officially, but al which Clay
received maloriir Of Two votes being Demo-
cratic majority OF JOG
This, il will h. seen is a gain of 325 votes
over the last vote, If August ISf3-and, as near
as can lie asceriaired, 4 gain OF about COO since
1910 when the MARSHALL fraction voted with U.s.
Let the Democratic cannon thunder thou
sand times ior The gallant Democracy OF old Maui
ry-thc sterling patriots who REST i;now and ap-
rrccialc their distinguished citizen James X.
Polk
We have also ecc:cd the vote Of Marshall
except enc prccinc'-Poii; l.3I3--Clay 80, being
a majority - tar oi 1130-,hc district 10 he heard
from. gave in T.; /; Democratic majoriiy of p,
and a rerorc'! mgoriiy OF - on Yesterday
bein" Democratic gain CT 2bOa; IL
Since the above vas in type, letter has been
received iron reliable source, from old Giles,
which states that Giles has gore for Polk by
majority oil - This county gave 4 Wig ma
lorily oi ). last year.
From t5c Gioic.
The Nashville Union and the Joneshoro SEN
tinel publish returns from twenty coGnieS, which
give Coicncl Polk 4 gain Of 1907, compared with
the vote of 1919 when he Was beaten Tor Cover
nor in The State $50. There are - COUNTIES in
the STATE, and propor,ionalc gain in tie 80 coun
ties remaining TO be heard from, would give Col.
Polk abou! 3 900 in il.
From tie Nashville Union.
THE ELECTION iS DEMONSTRATIONS far the
returns come in he-er than we had expected. II
will he seen that VIC have even made slight i'm
preston upon Davidson. the boosted Gibraltar
Of Whigism" Old Sumner has done her whole
duty. So have Robertson, Cannon, Hickman
Dickson, Rutherford, &c. Bur we are most de-
lighted with ihe grca, aud glorious re- nil in Mau
ry-Goveror Folks own county, where he i
best known.
From ell the evidence before us, we are well
satisfied that Tennessee has cast her electoral
votes for Polk and Dallas.