Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15

10TH Jumcs y. McIanahan, Dem. is said be rc-eec-
l7h. Mifiin, Huntington, &c-Parkcr, DEM, ecctcd-a
gain.
18Th. Col. John NJ. Dawson is elected by decided major
lty in this district-another Democratic gain
18th. Wcstmorcand, &c-Jos III. kuns, Whig His ecc-
ton is generally considered Wing gain.
22d. Alleghany-Whig ticket elected. Thomas VI. Howe
is elected 10 the mex, Congress by GOO 200 majority
23d. J. II. Walker Whig.
The Pennsylvanian reports fourteen Democrats elected,
and prospect ol two Thus far the Democrats have
gained sir ana los, one
A QUEER COALITION.
The n. Y. Mirror gives glimpse OF m interview and
understanding between the notorious Seward and John Van
Buren. TO which the Herald aso audes. 1t that
these two free soil fanatics 10
"unite the Abolition sections OF their respective parties.
and make grand rally in support of the Syracuse Ticket
Seward and the prince stump tic State Immediate
ly and hamngue the people on the nigger question" in
general and the Fugitive Slave Law in particular They
thus count excitement that will the
coming election and found Buffalo platform for 1882 when
the Slavery question again 10 be made the grand issue
der the following Free Soil banner
FoR President, THOMAS H. BE.ToS;
FoR fIcE-PREsinESr, WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD;
FoR U. ). SENATOR, JoHS VAS BuRES.
'f these designs should prove successful do not hes
predict the total destruction of the Union within
three years from this date And then Tac
pauscs amid the ruins Of the Capitol and remembers
the prosperous and happy days the American Unon
he may excamltome had her Catalina Franco her Kobe
Splcrrt and the Republic o Washington her Seward"
The Mirror is right. Should Scwardism succeed in No
vcnber the Union may be the brink of ruin But we
believe TINT the Northern be swaycd into
tic support of any such infamous schemes by the agitation
of al the abolitioniss The ratification of the Fugitive
Slave Law by the Pennsylvania cection-the important
sign in Detroit where companies of volunteers and
detachment Of L. s. troops called ont to protect the
officers of justice in the execution Of the Gw-all these
things the desperate aglators and give good rea-
for hoping tina, The law will be maintnncd the rights
Southern property not dssarded and the Union saved
Al all cven,s until have decided proof that the aw will
be condemned il Is proper hold the whole northern
people awcss rioters and breakers of Constitution and
law We cannot believe that the northern mass is injected
with the deadly ioint of Sewardisn TO say nothing Of
their patriotic duty, they mst know that the South will
law and that their own interest is deeply involved. There
are many able and influential northern journals battling
nanully for the right. As specimen may quote The
Providence Herald which says:
"Because the non-save holding States have in ccct har
bored and concealed for SO long time, contrary
10 the law and constitution OF the L. Sts, deemed
an intolera5e hardship by that they compelled TO
surrender The legal what must be admitted 10 he
theirs in good faith. The Majority in the North VIII
be az little disposed violate Tie faith Of the late adjustment
position to such an abandonment Of principles lis viola
ton will imply. The North not all fanatics any more
Than the South all disunonsts. Because some IN the
North arc nctuatrd by the spirit OF aggression Tho better
portion of the people should be considered as having no
regard for the rights of the South"