Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-08

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81 LAST Ey7!ssnnlns,. N0fllhern a MAI
NEW YORK

~ - ''"'''" NEW YORK. ;""," ~"
II Abqa, 1000 Rers;oqiis' assembled yesisray at
the Depot 10 hearthe important news lroma this
Seate Before the cars arrived at .their,s,upping
place, the Coony RAISED attenlrndGus shout asst
ion great 'tfisiIeEy When lie CROWD vas in
formed taS Al he Empire eiIy bad gong lor Pdl
sent up a gallant hgzza. We give Tie. returns
from The City. with The specalalions Of the Morn
ing News fpemocrat ,nu..n i. h1..., IN
j. "TaE REsELT IN iTnE CiTY.-We should Vain
~ seek words. did we desireto attemP il, TO. ex-
press the depth OF our qualification in ,annoqIc-
ing he glorious victory achieved ycsicldar by
the noble. Democracy of orr noble City, over all
the combined forces and. iDaucpces WHICH in
,rigse and ACCOMPLISHMENTS N arrayiDg against
us The Wings expecIedaR s-rny of iroma.DOO
To- TO- 600, and thought they bad made suflicientar
range ments to SECURE it. but alns orihe vanity OF
human OK expectations, We have! saved the City,
and contributed very saiistacloFy,6gure 10 add
to the maJoriieS pledged by our friends in,hc rest
of the Stale They declared thai. Ill that they
asked was. ihatrth should not be, swampedi by
any Slch tremendous coalition majority, as they
were threatened BY the Wings; and they would
answer for The rest Well, we. have done more
than they asked. and We now only wait the fulfil
ment ON their side oil The promises on which they
have soSlroDsly bid Us rely Tor The honor,of the
| Empire State and The safety OF The cpuntry,.l
M '''fhe majority tor Wright will exceed Polk $
| BY more Than 900. ttat.f ..,,f ',sai....la.sit
| .*William S. Miller, Native iand William 3.
| Maclay. DenucEai. ale elected 10 Congress.
! .Moses G. Leonard goes into The Ninth Ward
| DOL ahead Of Woodruff. We have .only returns
from the Third District rof that Wand, in which
1 he loses 81 the vote Tor President i,.,.
"Ely Moore has exactly $50 majority in the
lib, 10th, and 10Th Wards, His election de-
ponds on the l2,h Ward..... ,,.n. .,a.. .s. .,
i "We ale obliged 10 go to press without wailing
further for the. returns IRON the Nv ards, WHICH oar
reporters are able to collect in all their details but
4 slowly, in-consequence oil The NUMBER oil The can
dda:es and The splitting Of the votes. Il is.u9
"kings, in which the coalition between the
| Wings and The Natives was more etecinal than
in This cy is reported TO have given 314 MAORI
! r far Clay.n 1871 j., $50 II. ...iI .....
- The Herald LNeulrall announces tlieresult as
lollowSs i+ IL. j.. &. ~. j. l..e+s.. a,,4.!t...
Il i@The Native and Wbig COALITION smashed tc
! pieces-the Empire City Tor Polk and. Dallas
and probably also ihc State, and nothing Is more
lisely than that Polk is Prsidentnr ....!
The Tribune [WhigI raindly abuses the Ma.
lives for not harins stooiMp TO their Sharsain" =
and the Express {Whisl thus gives its opinion as
! .oihe result, ..s,et ...ti l,t.,s.-4 .1.-t.
I i, @The majority in this city Tor Polk, although
! 1900 under The Loco Foco estimates, renders The
| result in the State doubtful In The ;, Northern
counties, the Wings will have acoDsiderahlc loss
and in the Western counties, west OF Cayuga
/ Bridge they cannot Go, better than they did II
lSiO,,il 50 well. The river counties, which We
| shall hear from this morning, will throw Ugh
! upon the great result" ...ia1 rei .,titft.r
| After dinner, We learned that the Wings were
Growing Justify about some returns in the 2i apt
81 editions, OF The Express up to soclock Wed
sasy Es 5n nss M ha ii The e Is ol h
Wings have. carried the State as, however ih'
.eon,es, is over, il is idle to predict We exar,
| med The returns from eight countes in The Elk
/ press, and, find them extremely imperfect; Bus
according TO The following returns from The Ex
press, it viii te seen, that we have in four coan
1 lies and the city, gained near 900 since 1910
though the majority il New Yoih city is Pu
! down too small: -.