Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-26

a1a.nft Ourselves, Inere neFt! "ds q Psiio''
when lie Catholics and Adopted Citizens were 81
perfectly detached from The shackies OF party, ds
t,ey were at The commencement OF The Preslden-
iii contest, which NAV be considered now as
terminated: and if The election tad taken place,
AS iaipgs were twelve months Ego. my own &c
cred impression is, that the MGj0r'fH OF what IS
called the Naturalized vote, both az Ne'c lo'h ana
PENNSYLVANIA, would have been found, perhaps
for The first time, on the side OF the hiss.
And the Eremng J,mnnl thus bears testimony
10 The facts as they exist in its own locality
II! has been supposed most enormously, that
The adopted citizens were nearly all Opposed 10
lis. That, a very large majority OF these electors
were with our opponents, is true; but We nave IL
tai evidence now that We could not aEo.d 10 lose
those who were Wings. We have been Indebted,
in lnis county, for the last two Years, 10 'e Voles
of nGo,acd athens TOR Inc majority we obtained.
Col Barnard ami Willis Hall wonil maze Heh
be;.tcn in 1912 but Tor The votes cast for them by
o,j,,cd r;i-eas. Sheriff Ba:terman and MIR. Ste
yens wcGld have teen beaten IN lo-l3, but Tor The
sarrc electors These electors have row, by Inc
warfare waged asans, them in two Wing news
rarcrs. and the ayowal of our Wing friends that
a Native American party would be organized I'M
medoely after the election, been driven into Tie
ranks OF our opponents. And our majority in
The CITY has consequently been cut down IRON
$50 10 80, and our candidate for Congress is de-
ieated."
These papers, however, do not refer 10 The
very large number of adopted citizens VINO arc
employed in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF whom, IN
one instance al least, were naluralizcd Tor this
election:
While we are writing, we have received the
Boston Post, which conla lns the following:
"Thr quarters of all the votes cast by natu-
rallied citizens in this city on Monday, were
given Tor the Wing ticket. In wards l, =, 8 5,
II ana IL, The proportion was greater han three
10 one in favor oil The Wings.
The Chronicle states, that the Irish Catholics
ii work in the glass factory al East Cambridge
voted The Wing ticket in body"
The Wing journals assign more causes Tor
their overthrow, than are necessary, and magnify
each separately into 4 consequence quite lncon-
s>tcnt with the importance which they success
:rely attach 10 every other. In The midst OF this
chaos of reasons Tor yer, SIMPLE result, the
abolition vote is conspicuous; and the un'ortc-
nale mcl who supported Birney are accosted in
not Grile the same bland and winning accents
with which they were addressed before The exc
ton.
There is scarcely more evidence 10 show that
Mr. Clay was deicc led by them than BY the other
causes on which We have already commented.
Our own opinion is, laat these journals 10 great
.lboi,;onisls. Mos, of this class usually vote
n1lh their party: and we think that many Of those
who have for q few wears sustained The regular
Abolition ticket. have now vo:cd for Mr. Clay,
while their places have been-,o what precise
extent. we cannot judge with our present partial
re!ulns Of lhc ele' ticn-srppiied ~ men who
nave aeen aIicnacd ron Is ~ lh' unieuhted
tan0,< which Identified our candidates ami eau;
with ne gro. .ndS on which the annexation ques-
ton Wa placed u 'he famous treaty correspond
cree v have U.s. dcu', that this influence
,ransferr.A ar-e raua.i> iron. Nj :ii'ney 10
~. CLAW az. ION MI Fox L. Mr.. Dirney- .
SAY notion. -! hos tt.nsir:c,. directly iIom Mr..
Poll: To- - Cia.; ;.i Ilat had this C.c clement
been o., a; liz ..H -. ctr !Aaj0.iT wuu!u have
osea NAL 'al:.,.r ',.u ii no:@ Is. In Tie old an.
reliably Democratic 20 niY q, Madison. Polk ;
majrl,;: -: C!:y j, -; i;i.i, or much les than
on, .',a; ~. :oI,; ;or 'wt8!y yeSf> past vi e
the =; ii:.i:. - cNcec,s 1854 AN. i pro. adj;
Tie lain. = il HE Sta.
IN CONCLUSION. W mrs. s;v 10 The N'Aiss. ,hat
ALL. active Ingenuity, .lc.. he: arrc XTgndns
TO discover liz. c.u.cs u! .neir 4. ra; 4, sally
,nisa.r.li,d There !, l.. the i.a.t ,a;.! * about
ho ~. ,,., !, i. Tho ,,,vi r:,,ural and oh; ious
H. .n worn H.. ,rl.. Gi,;icnl,y - h. *
nin;,c ;s h,n, ,fcr ;.erin succeed Their
n.L..nt n,.,sre, ar. il oD,,.,i,jp 10 the
,nr,,., ~, ,, roe and cuun,r. AM, the spirit of
,nr ,,.c i, .,i,,,;;on> They are ;ntrinsc;!y the
an,i.n,nrlsr raiv. In The ns.nra, and ordinary