Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
RICHMOND ENQuER y ~
-. TI1pn.y MORNING, NOVEMBER y, = :
TuEpKEss AND TIE RESULT. ,,,,

al ~" generally Of the Democratic party II
na utnnuton of Scwardsn and oil that class oi ui1ra
sI,anv Evening Journal the New York Tribune and
heir evil associates. The great misfortune OIL Scot was
mai he was brought out and petled by tue Seward cirque
The people feared that If elected he would be too inuch
under the influence tina, dangerous acton and obliged to
distribute among them his largest favors The people would
not permit this Had Mr. Webster or Mr. inioe been inc
Whp candidate or had General Scott been brought forward
IN less offensive the result might have been dier
.n at least In degree We trust, however, that what has
been done will prove to be for the advantage Of hs COUNTY,
in all its important interests We believe that Mr. fierce
will administer the government wisely and we'll he pe-
longs to good old stock slad reliable and patflouc nc
will resist extremes He will be President Tor me Mo,e
country and for all clusscs OF It's inhabuns TIC WIN 90
his duty faithfully and eacssy according 10 Inc oes o NE
Judgment which we believe very souno.
The N. Y. Courier Enquirer says
nrt csr,,n that FRAsKLS PIERCE yesterday elect
ad paidcn OF the United Staes aud almost certainly 81
majority in any contested Presidential can
vass since the establishment OF our Government. lhls
s truly extraordinary but has long been predicted
I'D therefore is moi 10 considered unaccouhtahc lis
causes and the lessons brings with it. will be II! subjects
for future comment . -;
date is perfectly unexamped in political annals and en-
sures the success all Tho democratic tickets Judicial M
nicpa and Congressional Gov HuST runs considerably
ahsad of Gen Sco7r all parts of the State but is d. ubt
less defeated by majority Of several thousands
zone of the latest predictions of the ancnted Daniel Web
ster appears 10 be realized 1t is said that short time be.
fore his death he observed that The Wing party won as
national party, existence after the election OF NO
vember 1882 and truly, appears that every secon me
country-even the sronghods of Whegery In former
mes-have capuiaed and sought abundance mo 'he De'
mOcralc ranks
The N. Y. Morning Star. says:
We view the this election with unmitigated salts
faction In city it will be lessn 10 iac,ionls:s and
sectonalisls that they will 10 renclnhe Should
the whole Union carry the same picture OF Democratic
success Abuitonis will have received It's death blows and
The who have risen into mschevous nutoTety
under its standard will have been forever senced IN their
efforts 10 promote dsunion the Ties that bind State
| arrhy
now peace, happiness and prosperity.
The New York Herald, says
The result is also, great moral Judgment OF the people
against exhausted Wing idea OF gunpowde avaiabyi
and most emphatic ebuke of the miserable policy Of trad
Ing with ab0Ilonsts upon any terms Mr Webster and
MI Fillmore rejected mainly because they had given
offence ansavery Wings of the Northern Wing par
~ while General Scotts availability apart from his gun
powder capital consisted almost entirely in his good polt
| cal standing with Seward and his allies.
"Ihe Democratic party have splendid career open
before Them they full appropriate II 10 the proper
of all the interests of the country do
mps,ic and foreign they will held their responsibility
in dne sensun Bu we shall look General Pirrcc's ad
muisruliun domestic policy and foreign policy which
shall not only promote the internal glory and prosperity OF
the Union but The extension 0! IT'S power ana influence
among the nations OF the earlh"
The New York National Democrat reocos greatly, and
says:
~ We scarcely know how to write respecting the
glorious triumph Of the Democratic party Ia every state
nearly every city and county throughout the Unon that
been heard FROM the Democratic vote has attained ma
ority heretofore unprecedented"
Here is table from the New York Tribune:
ELECTORS PROBABLY CHoSEN:-For Scott and
Graham A. for Pierce and King BIB There several
States going for Pierce but as lag is majority, We
may rest here for this morning.
MINOR RESULTS.
Under this head the NJ Y. Tribune remarks:
"When man head is taken off by cannon ball. It is
great matter whether he has has not two three bullets
in his legs arms We badly beaten throughout the
Union President that have not chosen 10 waste The
morning hours in making up tables OF members OF Congress
of Congress from this State with twenty-five TO forty men,
bers of Assembly"
The Mirror, Webster paper attributes Gen. SCOTS de-
feat various causes, and adds:
"Of the President elect have only repeat that he is
q of excellent abilities of undoubted patriotism and
OF finer personal manners than any public we have
known since Mr.. Clay Cordial ofhand, dignifed and
courteous he wins the affections Of all with whom
holds intercourse. In personal popularity he will excel
any Of his predecessors in the Presidential Chair The
ner in which all his intimate friends speak Of hi-as Frank
Piecea good fellow, is sufficient indication OF the friend
ship he inspires
In appearance he does look like the Chief Of
Nation In majesty Of person he is not Washington
Fillmore His figure is slight his head large hi~
ace habituliy pale his remarkably mild and has fl
uure although t1e above the height is little
thinner than the average In regard his principles
believe him be conservative than his party He
comes of good old New. England stock, and, what
is still better know him TO be thorough Webster Union
mat We believe The country will be safe under his admin
isration Being elected by what may be regarded the
pie he may well feel rich in popular resources"
The New York DAY Book says:
stewards game for the Presidency in 1856 is PLAYED OUT,
and the arch. drnagoguc has been the loser. Ab0onsm
throughout the country has been most sgnay rebukedthe
platform which abobitiouists spa on slipped from
under them and lei them down nice
The nomination Of General Scott at Baltimore was
of the outrageous attempts 10 yrannize the in
tel!igen portion of the Wing party, and make them nstu-
mental in crushing and defeating their old and long Tried
leaders, that was known among civilized men. The
men who the convention from The Western part Of
this State and Pennsy yania had but one object in view,
and ths kill oft Willard Fillmore and The Union
party"
VOTE OF SSH &: ISi1p F1 FOR PIERCE
AND KING.
The democracy Of Boston have done nobiy They went
solid column for Pierce and King and the vote Of THREE
THOUSAND Cass in 1878 is nearly THOUSAND f.r
Pierce 1852 The free soil vote has backwards FIVE
HuSDRED from NINETEEN HUNDRED in lo4S t. FOUR
TEES HUNDRED in 1852 Tile result unlocked Tor, OF about
FIVE HUNDRED plurality for the democratic nomination will
be as gratifying every friend Of sound national politics
i, will be Notifying and astounding 10 tic Seward wings
All honor the union zeal patriotism OF the Suffolk demo-
crac! Honor 10 the people OF Boston Tor such patriotic
and noble result
This result all well know is owing 10 the peculiar cir.
cums,ances OF Boston This is ~hg city, ana il can,
when chooses, high ard dry wing minority. II is
not however, abolition cy il cannot be carried is be-
eved for such arch political ntrguers as Seward and The
men surround him; It's solid men cannot b. turned into
such fold Whoever suppuses this miScalcnatss its set
lie opinion and the high toned patriotism OF its me-
chancs aud merchants. Now bottom, the Scott nomi
nation was but triumph of such Influences national
views What fearful buke is this esult-a plurality for
Pierce and k;ng-lo The nomination OF Winfield Scot-
How il tnge the cheeks OF those who passed by the
foremost Of America, settle the author OF fifty
such speeches he hes just made Let those that
did this ponder This result and profit nv IT,
While this vote is terrible rcbuke Scott wings y Is
Of cheer the democracy OF the Union l. is fine
tribute their candidate who has borne himself atmra
bly, through this campaign 10 have commanded the
spcc OF the candid and 10 their cause which The action Of
the Baltimore Convention made truly National Most sgn
cant is the Of Boston yesterday In this unparalleled
result sectonaism and all its works powerfully rebukcd
while the word sends u.d nj s go steadily for
ward in support OF the Constitution and laws Of the
try
| We whig-"u Fancuil Hall Whin,' SIT down and
write the following last night, without shedding
CITY BOSTON.
| The %hig vote for Gen. Taylor for President, in
| lS4S in ihis city, was SASS
The wni. vote rJI Gen. Scott yesterday was i472
SCOTS los, from Tayiors 1864
The democratic for Con. Pierce yesterday, In
This city, b,U2o
The democratic for Gen. Cass In Si5, 299S
Pierce gain, from Cass's vote 2,O2s