Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
Calels est maj. in West Florida, 4CI
an Middle Florida, the following is The esli-
RrockfnbroIlol
Cabell's est. maj. in NJ. Florida,
T.obo,l,s a., mn; West Snwannee

1.-THE East, We anticipate, will more than de-
s,roy this majority, and the South will give at
least 100 majority TO MIR. Brockenbronsh, unless
something has occurred OF an unforeseen char
acter We regard his election as certain, though
BY majority Of several hundreds less than we
exrcc,ed. The causes and influences producing
us result, We shall hereafter fully and properly
notice"
We have from other sources, returns from two
of the above estimated counties viz Escambia
Cl majority Tor Cabcl and Santa Rosa ZOE ma
'rv for Cabell. This makes difference in IA
vot ii Erokenbforgh Of 62 votes.
We have The following additional returns, viz:
Brokenbrough Cahell.
ST. johns, liz -
Columbia 203 lbU
Dnval (saiI maj.
The calculation OF The Flordan is probably
correct and certainly not TOO favorable 10 Broken
h.oush. When the votes of the Soulh and East
shall come in, Brokenbroueh will shoot far ahead.
The ST. Augustine News OF the llth, says:
"The result If this last election cannot be
known positively al this time, but no doubt can
be entertained as 10 The election OF Mr.. brocken-
brough by an Overwhelming majority. Never
has State entered the Union under more iavor-
l
Apropos- Mr. Nunes has surrendered The Edi-
lorship oflhe News, over which he presided with
talent, 10 Mr. Gillelt, whose Introductory gives an
earnest Of an able auxiliary 10 The good cause Of
Democracy.
OHlo-We take great pleasure in announcing,
brilliant victory in The city OF Cincinnati
The Democracy have, gained signal triumph
They have carried the city for The 6rsl time since
1923, when it gave its vote for Old Hickmy'-
Truely, the days of Jackson are about 10 come
back, under the lead OF Young Hiedo,r.
An extra from the Cincinnati Enquirer OF
Wednesday morning announces:
nTHE QUEEN or THE WEST DEMOCRATIC BY
A MAJORITY or 1871 Old Hamilton stands al
the head Of The Democratic culumn-majorty
not less than $50 -
The Democratic Senator Ewing beating w
II. H. Taylor, Whig) Representatives. and
commissioners elected.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announces tina, the
paper has been transferred by The late able Eii
tors &C.. IL. Broush and Ii. Ii. Robinson) tc
Messrs. Case Bagley & Co., Of Massachusetts,
Public opinion gives high editorial character &c
Mr.. Case and his associates MIR. c. was, at diff.
tercnt times, the Editor OF the Lowell Mercury
and The Portland Eastern Argus--an able Demo
cratic journal.
The late Editors speak Of the glorious result in
The city, in The following animated terms Their
indignant denunciaion Of The political abolition
lists, thoroughly routed, will meet response in
the hearts OF every patriot We rejoice 10 see
the Democrats OF Ohio thus battling nobly against
The abolionists
ain retiring from the editorial chair of The Gin
cinnat Enquirer We think that We have good
good cause 10 congratulate ourselves and The De-
mocIacy upon the glorious result OF The las, vic
tory achieved over Whiglsm and BaDksm, and
the various influences that were brought 10 bear
upon lbe issue. We came into the Queen City
Just after the Federal parry had shouted over a
majority, achieved by desperate means, OF about
\ FIFTEEN IlUNDRED-we fought against This
fearful odds-at each contest we saw the mighty
strength Of Federalism slowly undermining and
confidently promising annihilalion-his morn
ing, ihcn do we feel proud in announcing not
only the defeat OF this once 800 Federal MAORI
~, but the ascendancy OF down-lroddcn and in
suited and prescribed Democracy. Their little
majority now will he the eaven that will slowly
and surely work, until Cincinnati shall be one of
the strongest Republican cities in this glorious
Union. Whatever may he the result ofthe cleo
ton throughout the State, here the Democracy are
proud in Tie consciousness OF having done their
duty.
ing the fnger OF blistering scorn-lhe scoln Of
the honest men of any party-the scorn OF the
good men of any relision-at that trifing faction
of puny politica denagogues, who, covered with
the base hypocrites thick mantle, attached them
selves TO the noble army OF Temperance men in
this city, and in the last hour OF the crisis prost
tn,ed ,ha. God sabctioned enterprise 10 the igno-
minious canse OF POLITICAL ABOLITION
ISM. Such spiritScf mischief-such engines of
evil-are reproacAio mans noble nature: like
the lcper, they defle all they touch-and like The
leper, they should beNhrust out from The society
OF sincere rcligionists and moralists 10 stand
alone, TO be spurned and scorned. The lesson
sue men received has its moral. For the good
OF The cause they disgraced, it should be applied"
The Ohio Statesman OF Wednesday gives the
following returns as far as heard from:
"HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Franklin and Madison, A\ o 2
Montgomery, .l\ 0 Q
Pickaway, (gain) Ml\I 0
Delaware and Marion, AS 0 1
"Fair&eM-The whole Democratic ,icke, is
elected in Fairfield county. II sends two Repre-
senialives. NUA+NA
"Liekiag Connty-We learn thatihe Federal
ISIS and ae,c county Democrats have succeeded by
about 400 majority and elected two FedeIaliss
10 the House of Representatives" Democratic
loss. q EN\\
Yesterdays National lntellieencer republishes
an Extra of The Cn)nmhns Stale Journal FWhipl