Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26


ihey have, also il is believed, small majority in the l."
gi>laiore. Las, year, they elected their Goveno. b
! 20 600.
3 In ii;na, the Democratic majority will fan much
any short Il Is 600 Ten Democrats and Wing wcr
elected 10 Congress The Legislature, usual is largely
C Democratic
XII From Florida, have noin. later than the saiemen
pabisiedon Monday According 10 our information al ha
sme The Democrats had elected their Governor by about Isl
Z majority, and their Congressman hy abOG; lyU.
The foregoing figures may mol Gc We hope they
not and that tie nuriy against The Wings has beer
exaggerated in instance. " hope further that they
may get rally in srir!tn, force 10 carry tie election in No
~ svciubCr
"A In further rebuke The ridiculous calculations of Tru.
aman Smith & Co. rcpubish The New York corv"spon
dence Of the Washington Union which is based upon
Ison ami all The facts Of the case and which
is confirmed by al The intelligence we have received:
"a The astounding returns from prnnsyIvana Ohio
tE Indiana nave disappointed all parties. Tie democrats have
been asreeahy disappointed They expected 10 carry all
hcsc States while icw expected such large 'aJortics-
81 The wings hoped carry Pensy vana and Ohio il
Enc lndiana the blew has cr,,c down like thunder
Hpc!t from clear sky The a5oitioGiss as,cuntcd
heir complete nnn;naon They GONG hook and line
Hb"h and Snstr. Ii will be hard work for Greeley keep
II hcm oreanzri Mr.. Hale has been tossed in blanket
The march o. !c democratic patty has been onward and r
a csisiihr notwithstanding the floods Of wig documents
which have teen printed this ci'y ana sent In Washing
a Ton 10 be iTarked 10 all sections oi the country.
d Bot il is C0Itcncd that these ca uperatons
and that November the whis patty vii! rails and urn
e tmO o! these States Scott. There Is
ycn for this Wild supposiiion We have nj Tannany
= Hal! the most an!hcnc that The contest has
Ebc.n urged both sides with Especial reference 10 the
kpcsidcncy There less of lucl issues Than usual
fin State elections. 1t proclaimed in The newspapers
sand repeated The stnnf that al! minor conscientious
ss'oGl be merged IN the Iransceniar Importance o! inc
Snai"nal contest very doors direcs IS.
ssue betnrcn General Pierce and General Scott 6s'r.sn
1.-THE democrats and he chiS he and dr5rtd
3 feU. The people have come 10 cnnuus:.a hl; II
General Scott Is good general l. "cs not fellow that he
ss able statesman On the other hand t!cy are
has,
and they have unbounded confidence In his principles rs
man. Ii elected President they confident thai he would
Hsurfound himself WIN cabinet, composed O e "lSes
Hand mos! experienced from AL sections of the
Hccun!y and that he would Do equal justice o ALL They
consider that General Scott is in his appropriate sphere
the head Of The army, and he do efficient and
useful service in that capacity than NJ the head OF the civil
ADMINISTRATION, however surrounded But they also iav'
their nsivnss that if Scott should be elected Ec would lec
scumpecd cal! around hin such politicians rs Governor!
sSewad Senator Chase, aud Governor Johnston OF Pcnn
lsanl. Their reasoning is powerful and Just. IL Is al
common view Seward. and Chase and johnston
have thought proper oppose the -csc and den
uiy themselves with the abolition movements all over the
ecouny. But they also the most influential agents in;
nomination General Scott. They right dct
ui their fellow citizens of Pennsylvania, OHIO and
New York ha:c quail right Ia decide their merits unJ
10 say whether they wish 10 them N the cabinet
II matter Of official record that each Of these gentle
3mcn s in favor ot repeal OF the Hgvc slave law They,
haYc proclaimed il The hcGc!"J and in the market
.pacc Suppose That Gen. Scott should 5u elected and in,
vie them 10 seats IN The caonc and that hey sh0ail urge
e Executive TO his influence IN favor ni repeal ct
whole country woul be aalta from the 10 lis rel
rXtrenies Agitation would be tc order Of he day
and ,re Union would be in jeopardy. Hence ,he peu
pc rcnns and Ohio have pronounced against the:
>rn',ns OF Johnstun AMI Chase and the people OF Newl
/: York are ANXIOUS 10 pronounce OF Coy. Seward.
In this have word 10 say about New ofk
Ir has been claimed Tor Scott and Graham Nothing can:
more visionary In city, in direct and easy conmn-
sncati0n with all paris OF the State, We profess - EGo
something about her general cl;ca and her ni"se; si'a
siions. The Empire State IS deeply n"sd Win democratic
principles. She has given wh2 State vote, except
there DIVISIONS tlS democratic party
These have uncluenii: occurred Owing 10 tncse un-
shaupy internal sensions The e"ctora vo'c
General Taylor irs;ead c Gen Cass in Isis by a.
majority of all The votes bu by plurality over CaEs The
majority Of The then opposed 10 Gen Taylor"
For four la these Iaicrna! GSCrsnnS the
wings have had the asccmdcncy wh whg Exrcn'ire and
whg Senators in Congress and large Eropo;'icn al fc
House OF Congress Tins is unnatural state 6 things
and under circumstances not calculated {" last Vng lite
cmucras of this State perceive that they have hren IN q
ll=t position Ecga! lcr own dearest interests, and
have resolved 10 tkc right position, "n! sindIca'=
themselves powerful party. The party united.
! Never the Democratic party ol New orE more
thoroughly united than a. tie cstn, moment IN arot oi
!. Pierce and Kim A. the Baltimore Convention her dele
gates had Ihr personal preferences IN regard Y" caniae
Some were i Eass, Tor Douglas, siinG Tor Marcy
some Tor Dickinson and rh Other things bemg equal
individuals wu! have preferred their personal iavorite
Bur the nomination made than they all agreed
b. hind Them all personal and local predictions, and
30 mauly lo the disi!r eui-hcd nominee General Pierce.
Hence iad that oniy Governor Marcy and iI Dick
inn but all their personal and party friends ana sclics
Hcn,ecd with zeal an aacrity and u his mo-
mcn the whole Democracy O me STATE ~ hIlte! Ehn
Hcry of New York I" k,uscs Point and from he tnison
Ntn The Niagara They united 10 man, and the gfencst
very where prevails Every seclion ard Clique,
has joined hands, with TIE res"iGte d.srnlna
the State from the Nhits, aad 10 irarrn2r
with the Democracy Of other Stacs in The election OF
Pierce and King. These ito glorious tidnas that we
all quarters Greeley i'ruc Ill The crack OF
inDm ahnrt his Fuuricisn and socialism aud ab"lpns
bu he never had much influence beyond sphere o ismS
md can neither divide the Democratic party d Ne" loH
Enor prevent s onward march IL victory THIS Is the aspect
md condition here: the party s united 10 rhaianX anu
should wonder if New ork should develop SouOu MA
,oTy for Pierce and King.
Eorganzed in county CITY and town lhefe Is 'e ms
intimate daily correspondence between The central committee
and remote c1rcai;es and all is full ni courage and
strength Never the party in better spirits or more con-
dcn OF success only regard the Presidency, but
Governor members OF Congress aud State Legislature
The avalanche will be overwhclming and the Empire State
right side unpermost.
I As to Pennsylvania have data upon which 10 show
That spasmodc efforts o the Scot, and poiticana
10 show that The late election will in way effect The cleo
: ton The u November utterly bastless and absurd
Onc organ says that 1850 "hig farmers wer" 'h's-
ng hucSwhcut while the Democrats were trcshin2 lis par
IS and thousands Of Democrats vii! vote Tor Scott who
2 would no: Wing ticket The Pennsylvania
saws that "the boot on the other leg Thousands OF Wings
rn0 voted for BrFFINGvag and HuFfMAS will mol .ouch
ScorT We know al least fifty .: this slt!pc. When The
Buckwaea is all iheshed and stored even that will NOT
cave ScoTr, for there were two Democrats 10 one Wing
,hcs!ng Buckwhrat, while their brethren whipped ii"
Wings. Thousands of Wings v stny away on the "a oi
November while true.hcarcd Democracy viii come up
in their might keeping election day Sabbath sacred !"
the cause Of the Union We Confidently believe that tous
ands Of " hss who voted against Us ~ the last election
will vote ior Gen PIERCE in November next. And We W
our friends distance, w" toll them repeatedly before
tho De ber election that IN" glorious old Keystone Will do
her d,v in Nnye,ser give FRASK PIERCE vote that
;. will make The fuse and elthcrs ly from Whigsery."
Ta; the Wings regarded he late election as an issue be
tween Pierce and Scott and calculated 10 be as les!
sthe vote on the November make lew extracts oh
Eonc cf thci. leading The following appeared IN '
Il address OF the Peunsy ania Wing Stale COMMITTEES:
The cores, Immediately us important n il - from
bits own issues is rendered much more so from inc eilsc
which result have upon The coming ha"a"i ciec
Ecn Our success will only brighten the present
hu. throw the light al victory into The future II VIII mar
shal u the way Tor Scott not merely n Fern
esvvaria but in all cnn'eInnns STATES. me Aeyson
H,ow secured the Arch OF Scots triumph Is nInovtao!
H6xcd l. not a result so glorious worthy on eito:t
We the following edIturi