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iLi5er Each Session continues fire calendar months
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S The Richmond Wing Loathing the F"gitiv'
SLAVE. IAW:!!
DEMOCRATIC MEETING TONIGHT.

The Democracy Of Richmond will hold meeting lHlS
EVENING, the 18Th instant, al half past o'clock, at
the Unlversaisl Church Addresses may be expected from
our best and eloquent speakers and desirable that
there should be full out in order that we may coun
sci together as to the best Of aiding in the great W
umph principles. The electric wires announce ina
the Old keystone Sla,e-Pennsyva the home OF Dallas
and Buchanan-is redeemed and the beaconres are no"
burning brightly her htops! She repudates Seward
ISM Her Democracy have noble victory Fremont
lion only of the conquest they will aid in achieving on the
I'd OF November, the enemies OF our Constitution Let
us then Democrats rally around the timehonoed princi-
pies of Old Virginia Repuocansm, and renew our exertons
10 make Virginia the banner State Of the Democracy oil the
Union She has faercd. She has stood firm amid
all trials and let show that her Democratic spirit Is
still unouenched-that Virginia deserts not her principles
In the cause for which she has noby struggled her JEFF
terson her Madison, and her Henry contended.
That gone-out still their children breathe,
All glory them with redoubcd wreath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15
FLORIDA ELECTIONS

The foowing returns from this State take from The
correspondence Of The Savannah Georgian
The intelligence from Gadsden is equally satisfactory
~ that before given from teor only little more We
had given the Wigs SO majority the Governors ticket
and IS Cungressonal--but, "hehold how brightly
breaks tho monins!" The returns now before nc give
Broome si1tv.six majority and Maxwell sixteen. Two
precincts remain be- heard from which will slightly Increase
this In 1850 Cabrl had majority in Ciodsden OF lO4
over Beard lie will now be beaten about 20 and his loss in
the county will Re l24 He loses in Leon and Gadsdcn 29 and
his majority in 1850 the whole State cny 46S think
Cen Allison f. g. McElvy, and u l. Bcnan, 10 the House,
BY large majars and The Wings probably elect Mr. Love,
by the skin OF hs teeth" Stafford, Democrat This
s gain nf House member for the Democrats. Gen.
Kilcrca.c Dcm is elected the Senate Baker (whg)
by upwards Of hundred majority. This Is gam
The fact is had enthusiasm side, and the re-
a. Franklin Pierce, just felt that could politically lex
all creation, and tell you we did IT, Look ont Tor Maven
traduced and published cowards will show him that they
have courage do what he did not do they viii meet the
Fecsuiers and Abolonists who have thus far controlled
him. and vanqush Them 50 far AZ least as Florida is con-
ccrned
From Madison the is also good; yea glorious We
expected Ward would carry that county BY al least 49, bu
To- the returns show that shall probably have small
Iory; or at least II beaten tat II WI DC very
Cabe carried Madison, in 1850 by ITO majority but Max
well will him to the saddle elrIhS One Democrat
certainly elected 10 the House and tc contest iH hs
other seat will be close between Lansord Whig and Nose
! ley, (Dem.) Hurrah for Madison!
expect bs.tcn as usual in WnKu'Ia, but by re-
ductd voc ! had hoped tha, Judge PARK (Dem) wuul,
have been Elected The Senate ana Burlington tDe tt
the House. bet am afraid they are both defeated Ware
probably have maority o. 40 the county but Cabtl
will not do 50 we'll Two years ago Cabe!l carried Wakui
| by % majority.
Nothing reliable from any other source There is repor
that Columbia has gone for the Wings Il So II Is loss
the Democrats, who carried in 1850 by % for Beard II
also reported that Hamilton s gone against rs Looked
n ms un the whole think we have carried the S'a
clear through But don't bring your rooster yet be sur
we are out Of the GODS first,
P S.-Jefeson has gone the Democrats By msjorii,
OF lS0
LATER.-We have received the returns from Marion
county, (aI but precinct aud that Dcnocratic.l II
that county hitherto Whig Broonic hss majority .. %
and Maxwell majority of 6-the Democrats el-c,ng ,nei
candidate for Representative Helvenston, (ean ard giving
Province candidate for the Senate, majority al Il.
In Duval Wards majority il put down by the Jackson
willie Republican, (Whs) al 66. aud CaoeFs at 5s-aeou
the usual Wing majority.
Though the incomplete, our opinion s ina
the Democrats have carried the State We have doub
| that Florida will vote for Pierce and King.
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THE OUTRAGE AT HAVANA.

The following resolutions unanimously adopted by
very large meeting New Orleans:
Resolved That the citizens New Orleans regard the
action Of the nyernmnt nj Cuh in refusing 10 ad
Crescent f'ly American ship bearing the Amer
mail and having board number of American cti.
into the port of Havana, 10! statements pGor;ing 10
have been made By the nrser OF the said sh? within the
limits the United States high. handed violation
o The Of amiy and between Spain and the
United States insult flag and outrage upon the
rights Of our citizens
Resolved That Government will be expected 10 de-
and enforce indemnity for the and security for the
future in regard this and other violations OF the rights OF
or Iag and citizens pefcraed by The Government
OF Spain.
Resolved That the conduct of Captain Porter under the
trying Of the outrage the Crescent
Civ commands warncsi admiration and respect.
Resolved That This assembly adjourn on Monday
evening next Lafayette Square, aud that committee Of
FIVE re appointed 10 make arrangements for the
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Din. LApsox \. NILS
LAUDAELE SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.

a o. p Fitzgerald has placed in hands the Apala-
chan Series Of Southern School bookspublisci by b.
Griffin Macon Georgia They consist Of Primer; Read.
ers No l. :. and & Southern Gator and tlisory ut the
United Satts These valuable works 10 be admirably
arranged and have learn been highly approved by the
schools Nj Fitzgerald il Tho general agent FOR ccnvassng
nriya
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THI.AIIlI.-

The Richmond Theatre has been put in fine "rLer and
will are glad hear be opened Monday night next
The Managers will under good auspices, and the
public will cordially sustain them if they present the proper
aIlra ~ In u rrns d ltuk for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

Car, HOUSE Mohd-, aas, e:Gt.:s: s;-: io
him that the wings left the a:auud il disgust 81 HE !naD
Of their Ecc;or defend icr Ihors they con'
ted His failure s4i;. tot lIOn tie i'r"'' ;"
Ms II Is southern! VAN any ;,, :
rsh, am reason support These defeats noS t t ~" O.
nue.. i nraeIv - ds,i IN +, sr-,h.Ii Mr.. barmadehe
I,hs"' struck the FIST tuw. '" g. >c. ",I ."i'''
ted n mrrk ard cHustt its dcah ra'''e &c !"'S" -
Tia I,yiop j. Gov Icups letter OF acceptance oil ihe
n,ria ..Su,ern Rights nomination. Tor the F:es:Genry
II i tie s,cf that &c has 4Riy consented 10 The nse oi his
nam. .ir the pnrposc Of merely organizing thai patty :
mi for that purpose only He goes farther aud pays Tic
b.hes, compliment Democratic candidates. for whom
he means cordially his VOTE il his lie be spared We
why every Southern Rights will follow
his example:
vALDosrA Ca Sept. 81 1852.
Gertsnen-I now seveny.,wo years Old and
lar The !a-t twenty thirty years, il The Presidency haa
offered spontaneously by the people OF the United
states would not have accepted it, because OF icy rhys.
cal disqualification TO execute the duties OF mat ouce AZ
no PERIOD within that time, could az an hnnes man. nave
So Not many years ago. the State Rights party OF
Georgia were pleased TO make that nomination. and
was placed the footing that the acceptance
would fulfil object Of the demand viz: that otherwise
that party which very strong claims me- as native
citizen Of Georgia and could mol cohsclentonSy 'o'c
for any other candidate VIII" had fair prospect OF success
were at liberty for while other persons had none
as the partially OF friendship which suggested similar
part Of distinguished citizens OF South
Carolina another OCCASION and which dScoun!enanceh
Your decided nomination On the present OCCASION leaves
me no alternative submit myself chcerully 10 the will
Of The States Rights Convention of Alabama recently as
sembled al Montgomery in thai State but for the sole Pur
pose of organizing that party. It, well the States
Rights Party Of any potion "f The United States may right
fully demand that which hns on asked BECAUSE in my
day and generation have labored contribute mite ac
codlng MY humble abilities sustain it's principles: they
the only principles worth anything 10 The Southern
cuuntry long Party of two three can be gath
cred together for such purpose the contribution OF my name
the could think OF making-a least for the purpose
Of merely organizing that Payhu for that purpose only
The increasing pressure OF disease nrcwarns ne that but
short breathing spell remains, aud hasten to my conciu
sion. sogiQ for Pierce and hinr Mr.. hlng Is a
most excellent and hare not expected erer 10 be ubte 20
roe for Northern pure and diStnerested as r
Pierce and you MY hare such another poruh'y-
But you may my long please for organ.
zing the States Rights party and maintaining and Gnnse-
Grating is principles
Ii is honorable have such associate in the nonina-
ton Gen. Quitnan lie deserves and would adorn any
office. u. NJ TROuP.
Messs Thus Williams, }. 4. Elmore Gabriel b Duva,
Montgomery, Ala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

On Wednesday night the Democracy had very animated
meeting nj Hulchcrs "a street Shelton c. Davis pre-
siding w. Rargamln and l.. ". Chambcayn" Jr. secre-
taries Mr. " A. Cooke of Chesterfield spoke an hour,
with his usual power and sprand he was followed by
Mr. J. A. English who made of The ablest and most Ell
ectve speeches delivered in Richmond during this cam.
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ward and his p1tIy!
DIR ELECTOR.

We yesterday published admirable letter 0. Robert g.
Scott, ESQ.,. 10 the Granite Club No AZ. of Wentworth.
New Hampshire. We happy TO add our testimony 10
the fidelity and ability with which he has discharged the re.
sponsble duties imposed upon him He has every whee
CALAMITY maintained his ground AT Chesterfield we learn
no placed the Whc elector in most awkward position. In
Hanover the Wing elecor said that he had made up his
mind as his position regard the treatment Of petitions
before Congress In Chesterfield however he declared that
he could not agree with Gen. SCOTS land also Mr. Botts)
doctrine in favor of receiving, referring and reporting
abolition petitions. He was in favor Of receiving petitions
and then laying Them The table Mr. R. G. Scott then
tor,ed with prea, that the Wing eccr" In favor of
Franklin Pierce's position, and against Gen Scos-and
We, he warmly supported Gen Scott with whom he entirely
disagreed this point, From the South Side Democrat We
extract the following
D1scus,1os IN CHrsTEariELD-We understand that me
old veteran Rober, g. Scott Esq, met W. c. Scott me
Wing Elector for the Richmond District al Ches'erheld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

Mr. Richard D. Sanxay has been elected ~ Alderman
Jefferson Ward 70 ill vacancy Nr. : setve! the city In
the same capacity several years since and discharged The
duties vcrv crcditab!y
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The following notice was the Washington Union
for publication from the Exchange Bank Of Tint city
Seiien Wi,hers Il CO. hlvirg Tim" since. n com.
pance win the wishes OF their fellow OF he Dis
tr;c ColGmna issued snal bills dcnUnnati1n o!
one and two dollars and believing thG;
the cubic i hrstiI. Issues, they
have determined from his date scon nue he ccua-
lion ii inei, issues OF the den nominations named.
Washington October II. 1882
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

BALTIaoRE. Ger 10, p, m E0,lre ciry heard from
floins tirnl majority FOR Mayor three ;housand sis
hnnd'tc and eiehty-fouc lrg" majority If democrat
C counclmen elected The democrats are making ges:
rcJoicnga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

1R. WEBSTEKS OPINION OF GEN. PIERCE
In conversation with Judge Tarpry OF Jackson, Mis-
sisspp, NIr. Webster said
SIR: HAVE KNOWN VIZ. PIERCE FROM Ills BoiiiOOD,
AND y NOW Ny NElGiIBDR. AND | HAVE NJ HLsiIA
lion ~ SAYING THAT ALrIIOi Gil WE DIFFER UPON
NAN ErNSiili IlOSAL QUESTIONS. YET upon TIE
- !: FL OF AVERY He i As SOUND AHb RELIABLE
70" TIE sou III A. WAS NN. CALHOUN HIMSELF.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE ELErTIo,
PhILAuELPHTA, Oct l.--l2f y. VI
CoNoRgss.-First district, Florence Reelected Levin
polls less than the why candidate.
Mann a Iril.t-- MN tl,rr Il

PnTLAuELPHIA, Oct l.--l2f, p VI
CoXoRg.s.-Frst dis,ucr, Florence Reelected Levin
polls less than the why candidate.
Second dstrict-Ehantrr reelected
Third Robbins reelected
FoGfih WIFE (drn rrcIsd.
FIN McNair collected
Eighth huhl'ubrrg liru.l elected
SEVENTH Rricrs tt"n elected
Twelfth Wright elected
Dcn"crtlc gain o! three congressman lar and Wood
wall tGcm for supreme court rayer Philadelphia city eni
COUNTY win SINAI! majority.
Perks county gives 500 democratic majority
Lancaster county 800 majority Tor Hoffman (whig o
canal commissioner bong "Dig loss.
From rhus far received il is believed that uphn.
ldrm0cratl viii have 10 600 majority probably
foHK tPa} Oct l3-9t, A Mn thc Borough Of York
AMI ten townships, democratic gain over BlgIer 1863
Majority IN fo;k county for Hopkins and oodward about
1000 Large donpcrarIc gain
PmlApELrnA, Oct. 1872, A. M.--The news grows bet
ter amt better Democratic maur,ics are very large and
"h!g maJortcs small.
We have large gains tor Congress Legislature and the
popular vote.
At IL O'Clock democratic minority in York county
a'nnt 100 Kurz Dsmocrnr carries the dlstrc, by over
100.
Al II. O'clock Ma 'r,v promises 10 be over Is 900
we have carried legislature POINT bnIot gained Tire.
members 81 Congress elected city ard county officers
Phiade1ha except Sheriff. and routed the Wings in
y I,ar Of lh- State.
H.nnlsarRo Oct !3-2s, + M.--Thc democracy Of the
0d Keystone send greeting rcIr brethren Throughout, The
Union Ii. O0o majority for The w'"e State ticket,
ONO ELECTIONS
CSciSSATi Oct. l3-Nc have scattering returna here
show decided whia gain.
In Zancs:'c, the WIZ minority Is $50 being large gain
over ttc ir, viruS election
Ihe hla- have eaaet largely in jefferson county
NJ returns have been received
There i i VIII. gain .. 300 IN S:.ubeuyiI!n and In N
fin county the Wings gain i67.
In Montgomery county there is .na Wing gain.
Galloway Mn!g) Is re.r.cr.d in Franklin county
CoLranrs Ger. l3lhc WHiss have gained largely here
over tir lrcriOGs vote.
In the towr Of Mi'an The Whig- haze rs mtIorty In
tond"n township, Hcwtnn Nnis) for Congress. has 81
votes; Wood. dem nna Cuitngs free ,Dhl l74
Newton has rs mainTlly in Iierpont and kngsvls
In Lucas county Sre;:an Demo for Congress has 800
majority.
In Manm'c city, the Wig majority 70, Congress is l5l.
In the town OF AsEabnla the Wig Congressman has 81
majority.
In Geneva the e"soii candidate for Congress has 81
JcIity; IN Jefferson, ~; and Piymouih,2.
In "rIirvlIe, the wing majority il 80
In CoG;"'Us, Samuel Go.o.ay Wing, for CoDgrcss, q.
1872 minority.
C0LrmEus Oct 49, p. M-The democratic gain In
twelve counties i 2UOU Cass Ority Probable de
nocratic majority over l6 coo
cisctssAri Oct l3-9' p. M.-Disney IS reelected by
q large majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

We regret hear OF the death, aeS:ann,on, of James
Points the excellent U $ Marshal the Western District
OF Virginia He faithful! officer and universally be-
loved
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ANOTHER DEhUJtAilt MANS NEE llN'I.
Tn. Fourth Ward Democratic Association held mas.
,rorp al the Lyccum Hail Thursday evening Oc,oae,
7 which spirit, enthusiasm and numbers has not teen
,rn,a..I SINCE TN. common ccnan; the campaign i,
Nall Dast O'Clock, The Hall crowded and
nc, rd Ia see many al unr Wing fellow -czeE- proving
az their presence. that political feeling has not yet
h!gn Il, in Alexandria a. 10 Interfere 10 any manner
with free social and friendly Interchange OF opinion ant
sentiment.
Iucrn Pcy,on President .: the Fourth Ward Democratic
s.oc;,Ir prr u,sd assisted hy John l. Johnson Prtsi.
Ton, nj inc AiSarta Pierce King Club, and in the alb
sencc OF Mr. Wharton he regular Secretary, koot j. Smith
was appointed Secretary ad interim ar Peyon ntroduc
rt 10 lie meeting Judge Neac who AT once entered upon
MS subject win the energy and fire % Tong trG demo
rra and the tact and skill of experienced rocmIc. TIE
Judge ,uchnned the aenon n' his Gatislrd nd cchitt
audience Tor y irc hours, touching ~ lie projected
upon every point involved in The present contest. His
On ,ncn on The Free S" doctrines ~ General Scott based
uoun letters public and private, acts and conversations
rcssaby conclusive and io! with po"eHn! tiiec upon
the audience The official records Oi me last war
oil lined and The glory Of Chippewa awarded - those
whose claims founded "n something better man ,ec
tuncrrng fiction pictorial huhhug.
Judge NeaIe wen, into lu and mastery sketch the
life u, Gen Pierce and con.lIed mh bcautiiu AMI elias.
sic4 drawn between the two candidates for the
highest office in 'hr peoples g The raplrous applause
which greeted speaker resnming his stat evlnce tie
delight and satisfaction with winch his H'r vl"ccaton u
our candidate and his principles was received
Mr.. Pryton next introduced IL. I. Mclaughlin Ihs
,.n,l,,an ow Ia m. l.nnrS OF the hour ar! tes. oas
u hearing his friend, John r. Ennis. ESD Of Washington
declined delivering speech bn recent publications have
pledged him address, he announced under instructions
tho President, maj another meeting VIII be h
early next week the LyccU0 Hall wirG he will be at!t
D the public expectation
Mr. ? .vtcn then lntraiUrr4 iuin + Ennis "f Washing
ION This yuunu orn,r,.gn ,.liytfci an excellent and
practical address He exposed III" na-e hcs 10 which The
NuiI leaders Washington resort 10 deceive and the
people false aud cunfhdCtuty pamphlets forged ccrt
cAte> All the machinery 81 deception and fraud that
put IN requ-"n The speaker twriied length Scot:
General Native Au,rican.m, and established ms indemnity
with hat miserable faction a. fixed fact
IN the whole The Hrcn. enthusiastic affair, AMI
las made impression that wall tell on the "a pGNmo.
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The wish father 10 The thought" Though i, was ~,
adopted The responsibility Tor its rejection rests no, NM
the liberal and enlightened citizen who always favored II
am, dear sir, yours, respectfully,
October s, 1852 Gu. OCONUR
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INDIANA ELECTION.

INDIANA ELECTION
I%UIASAPoLi- G" II The election in his Stare wa f1
,"'t'npr State OIL ers members IL Congress s The
lew returns received !ncar The c-.!cciion ~ Cos Wright
Ciem } and majority ot democratic con .tesstuen
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DIED,

DIED a. Warsaw. Rcmo-G county MoHta! evening h- il'h
h.~ih AtGu NEALE. h., He health los been t~cnia.
St more man three years Nj Nrar prom n"n sute OF
he EoGrenton Of ls-U gso by those "o
Knew lInl best Tescs 20 bis tshe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

BALTIMORE, Der. 1.-THE reports from Ohio are \.
fiIclmg The Iturns received show Wing gain. although
the Democrats can the STATE by eighteen thousand IN
C!ncGnuti The Hlcs elect every ing j. Scott Harrison
whla ciarra 10 Cpu.rc-S in the second district.
Ia PunuS, Ivrul Wings and fourteen Democrats as
elected 10 Congress The twelfth district donotiu-"h,ai
democrat, reported elected by 100 majority
Indiana largely Democratic.
There has been a great IRE ClrvtIand-oss 500
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PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, INDIANA AND MAR
LAND ALL RIGHT


LAND ALL RIGHT!
Three cheers 10 each and nine times nine for all DIS
may to all the conederalcs the higher law - Honor
10 the people OF the States name! above!
Democrats read the despatch from Philadelphia and then
up and do your duty
Virqnians where your Will you fail To send back TO
these fou, Stas thunder Of applause as great as their
department has been generous and ruc.hcaed We say
that rely implicitly giving Federalism real GEM
ms Waterloo defeat Ii be heard OF any more
Let US put down Seward and his party The word is
ORALLY, RALLY, RALLY !"
To the breach Brilliant Success is within reach OF the
Democracy Of Virginia Oar duty 10 register what 9th
ers are doing whilst do this hand 10 the old aud
faithful to the young and ardent Democrats the flag OF
State Rights-of Justice and Glory
Let miserable and deceptive appeals that come
you from the Richmond Wing oathng the fugitive slave
law and denouncing all of against Virginia ana
her cherished principles let hesc any other mschie-
vous sentiments deter YOU from hearty and devoted sup-
port of FRANKLIN PIERCE and WILLIAM +. KING
Virginia lead the Counn; place in front, be
cause the Democratic canddatesrc her nominees Penn
syyana and Buchanan have begun the vcory Virginia
and Alabama close IT,
Shame shame on all Southern men, who support and
ard ondhs
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RICHMaND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is. 1852.

THE CONSTITUTIONS. HIr'T SACRED MAINTENANCE or
TIE COMMON gONp AND liz DEVOTION TO TIE 'oai'
MON BROTHERHOOD '--Ff0nktn Pierce