Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14
i leaders will be
and Southern Wing organs al

and Southern Wing organs anc ''11
bound to sustain him. Truly, iho p'osp's. ~
the South is dark enough; ana 'no 'ou'n'i"
supporters of Taylor and Fllnof' 'na' Aa'' GU
awful account TO render:
From the Philadelphia Norti im'lea", Moo. .
THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPREo EN- = ~ 20
In, returns from New YORK Oh 'he oo"s'es.
sonal Elections settle the poII'icai colnPie"io'
o. the next House of Rcptesthta'i'e,s, oe>o hu
all doubt, and ensure respsfiaole "h's una
iority. The changes which ave alieauy ou-
Cured in the Senate, takcn II conhection WIN
the support that may be rdlct upon a. rio'i '"o
Locooco side Of the cbambef are suino'e"' -
secure the passage Of all theimfor'aua ",oa,uie
of public policy; such as sihs iarin, lh'ef ma
Improvements, the prohibit On y sa,e.j :" '"I
territories Of California aud We" 'ieA'eo, anu
such other questions as ;he ionoi''oh u 'ho
country may require. 30
nrasen, WING uon,o ~ pernsentatives, at the
opening Of the next session. y fePsai 'uo pr
opn, hi, and IN mas ,,no b.,,! upon the princi'
"a r. mo AZ, nrIoso. =, ,pecifc duties and
p p;.oo, r,o,sc,;on ~ !. ,emanded by the
a,nl,arrassmen,s If 81, ,ha reat industrial in,
-. anJ n obod;ana. - ,,e sentiment which
has just been expressed thrc.5h ,ns a;,;.si,,
If The recent election ha: .ei'ieo
an6 cmphatically setled-ai one puin. =. r.
lilical policy, il IS, that the rec iiauo e ).
ment must be abandoned, All mat uoue'"e :"
dustry must be projected ms was IhA 81 .d
and absorbing question, AM vas - 1'e
admitted everywhere.
ELECTIONS IN OTTER . 6'
We owe il TO our readers % stale inc reaSou'
why we did not give fuller returns nun '''o
elections in The other States. va J" e"nesu"J
one Of the Editors went to "a:hIn5ton' 70 leie-
graph thence the news lha mght os recei'eu
there. Some portion of ne potomac ooa'
machinery being broken, tbe boat dio not reach
Washington until THURSDAY aornihs, l"cHe
more or Washington paps: reached Us on
Thursday.
We deem il at present Unnecessary TO publish
the imperfect telegraphic :s;alls with which
the papers are filled We ,aI give The olllcla!
votes as soon as received. We shall content
ourselves with summary OF me result 10 each
State, as far is known.
MARYLAND. -Taylor's a.ority 3,295, and
Worcester county to near rim, which gave
Clay 5i4 majority.
NEW JERsEY-In IA co.alles Taylor's ma.
jority 1866.
To be heard from Ware, Monmouth, Sa-
lem, Atlantic and Cape Ma, counties, in addl-
ton to parts of Camden and Burlington. These
will diminish somewhat the sooye majority of
3 CSC.
MASSACHUSETTS -Ta,or $3.50; Cas-
1896; Van Buren, 36475; 1ylor over Cass
1854.
II will be seen that there i. 10 election by the
people, but The Taylo. El.:oral Ticket WILL
doubtless, be chosen b. the Wing Legislature
The above returns conpriss yearly the whole
Of the State; the counti:s Of bikes, Barnstable
and Nantucket, which are Il DC heard from,
giving only about 5,000vote. md The remain.
Ing towns in the COUNTS nan.t may give 5000
more. Not however, uryins ne result.
In Mar.hfeld, DAME Wea.ers residence,
Van Buren, has so majoity ovH both Cass aud
Taylor.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRrsuRo, Nov. 9Th.
The editor Of the lntligetar writes tina! 81
counties give Wing gan o. Johnston's vote
Il 1920 rayor's majriiy s,l probably reach
100.
PHILAnLpHh Nov. 9, P. M.
Maloriries Tor Tayloi: Washington county
rs, Allegheny 1885, Ell 49, Majorilies for
Cas- Mercer county SO, drnIong ITO, West.
morelanj 900, Clarion 64.
NEW YORK
An immense gain Tor ?dyl, whose majority
viii be very large. Van 4 re- vote has mol ye'
come 10 hanL.
The whig candidates IL IG@srnor and Lieu
tenant Governor are also :kcl..
We believe, from prestt ::oeaiances, says
the Baltimore Sun, that I'D towing members
Of CnnpIess have been eleikd: