Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17


the Free Sellers, who swelled The vote oi Jonn-
sion, will, in November, cas- their own dlsl'nc
vote for Van Buren and Adams, we see no rcat
sou 10 danb, that Pennsylvania will give deci.
ded majority t,r Csss and Butler. lcw the
Fee Soess have voted, aud how they mean 10
voc in nc Presidential election, is maize mani
les, by IN lara ions Of 'tcr own organ III rh'-
ladeIphia, lie Republic, which says
REORGANIZATION -Now that the State c'tc!'oh
IS over ana the dccl. is cleared ior car ac''uD'
our lrienGs will lose M time in gellins mt '.''
most effective array foT the na'tie, 10 Whicu .io
greatest interest Of the LAY is uuiy a1u iuiy III
volved. We are no longer embarrassed WIN
The personal views aud prospects q Tue tnuusdnu
candidates for State and County offices. Inc pre-
yalence of our principles and the influence Oh GU,
votes has secured o US pretly vel coln,'''''eo
Representation in Congress and The olais LeSs
lalure All that is done is well zone. Dus INV
we must take non distinct pos,ILoa, ana selse
the good cause 10 different method, required ny
a iolal change OF circumstances. Inere ieuia'n'
only one direct way OF asserting our phhcipies'
and promoting their success-dlatDcttps "Tg""..
zatton ami ete,mrned eG5rt for nbs larseH P,sse,
b. vlte upon The Buffalo ticket. The pI'hc'pi.s
represented by Van Buren,, Tay!o! and Cas-, a,e
now TO be put upon fair trial, and II Is 'oi 70
secure yeldicl OF the country Tor !he rish' Dc
up and doing"
Again-the North American having ooas :
ngly exclaimed, "Penns, lvania has elected ~
cHARY taylor President of tie United STATES
nothing now remains but TO fulfil the forms OIL
an election on the 9Th day of November 'hc
s.Republica stops the mouth of its late ally o.
the following emphatic declaration;
"a little too fast, neighbour A victory LOT
William T. Johnston, AN AvoWED FRIEND OF
FRgE SOIL, is not exactly the same 'hihs as
victory for Old Zaok, the hero OF an uncohslitu
tionai aud airocious war, the Louisiana planter
and the owner of three hundred slaves Johh-
ston RECEIVED THE VOTES OF THOUSANDS, VINO
would sooner submit to martyrdom than oesiow
their sutifages upon a warrior and Save
holder. The Free Soil party, WHICH, FOR VERY
SATISFACTORY REASONS, DID not ENTER INTO THE
STATE CANVASS. WILL gE FOUND IN THE FIELD ON
THE TIN OF NOVEMBER
We have deemed il our duty to give the above
facts, so as TO guard our friends against The WHO
and senseless Growing of the Wings over the re-
suit in Pennsylvania. The Democracy have had
to contend against the most unhalowed comol
nation Of Nativists, Abolitionists, MonoPolists
and Corporations, that was ever marshalled
against them. But this Heterogeneous coalition
will now fall to pieces, and its fragments being
scattered, The pure flag Of Cass and Butler, the
banner of the Union and the Constitution, vii
surely float ON the masthead of the Keystone
State. As the Pennsy lvanian says:
"Where is the Democrat who would not now
rather be defeated under our pure and stalnles:
banner, than victorious with party made up O
all the factions in the State. and branded WIZ
the shame of an open utilization with proscrip
tive Nativism and Abolitionism?"
But with the same paper We repeat, for thu
benefit of our friends in Virginia as elsewhere
ave confidently believe that by prompt unit
ed and energetic movement, Pennsylvania IS Al
certain lor Cass aud Butler as Michigan iIseli.-
But we must gel 10 work at once. We must or
sanze our school districts. We must meet {
| bold and arrogant opposition, and confue lhe
| Arguments. We must ding off The apathy tina
has already impaired our strength and caused
exulaliou among orr opponents. Our glorious
principles, no matter how misrepresenIed and as
sailed, must triumph. All experience Of Whis
rule has shown thai the people ale ever glad Il
return 10 the parry from which they may have
been temporarily carried away. Our poliuca
faith is one 10 excite The highest enthusiasm an(
pride OF lis supporters. It's faith that ou'liye
tasehood. 1t survives all disasters. IL IS loortd.
IF ell tie efforts Of ITS deuOtses. Fellow Demo
Gratis! lei not Inc clamor OF an accidental ylcior.
dshearlen you. Be not swerved in your adhe
renee TO THE PARTY OF TIE UNION Give few
more days 10 The country. Labor from hence
foth ill The Tn OF November. Awake the sleep
| ers. AROUSE the Committees" aud We tell yol
| victory must follow"
P.S. Yesterdays Baltimore Sun has The FOL
lowing despatch:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l5-S P. NJ.
The oiiicial returns OF several Of the counle
which came in yesterday, reduced Johnston's re
ported majcrites considerably, but 10 day The o.
! fn;rl other so.",;ss uds peen received
which increase his majority, and from preser
indications il will be over 1000 votes in The enr
Sla'e.
Mr.. Middlesworih, the whis candidate for Ca
nal Commissioner, runs pretty much with John
ston, and is, think elected. though some think lha
Painter, the democratic candidate is elected.