Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
or the Election the N. Y Times sovs.

"Gen Scott very well dispense with sympathy. We
suspect ha, he has been more or ss prepared for the event
His sturdy refusal TO be coaXed beaten of his Gene
ranC Craftsmanship evinces certain degree OF dstrust n
the eleclioneerlng Certainly, better
spare additional honors He has received the highest
kens the soldier is entitled To- for his finest achievements
"The Eecloneering vcnture" who got him into 7-tcl
US that.
The N Y National Democrat nigh up "brenks its straps
with Joy over the election result Here are couple of pa
ragraphs:
"The Whig party bears up manfuy under its thorough do
Indeed il displays much equanimity and argues
upon il with much philosophy, that We have shrewd
idea that The defeat fully expected and the boastng up,
the day of election was merely kept up Tor The sake OF
appearances"
Then the people sick and ashamed OF the weak and
cowadly spirit of the Whg administration towards those
foreign nations who have nsulted hg. violated
onal z-al imprisoned people without cause, and
murdered our citizens without trial"
The N Y. Journal OF Commerce says over long table
OF results:
"The following OF the result OF the pcsiden
tial Election the "a ins is sufficiently iu all
practical purposes. So appears Scott will have
only Vermont and Massachusetts, giving aggregate Of
Is Electoral votes, OF total of 296 Such sided
contest occurred any Presidential election
1890 when James Monroe received all The Electoral votes
| save This was his second term"
The N. Y Herald the election issue has the following:
The overwhelming defeat that has been witnessed
since the days OF onrnca rewarded The adto schemes Of
Sewardres All the glory Of Scott all the military serii
with which the people supposed Ia be imbued all
hc glorious associations Of of 1912 and Of Mexico
have avaed for the Seward candidate
Minority. The whole country, North and Souih and
East and West have emptacaly pronounced Judgment in
voice Of thunder, the nelaous plots of tlUse who
would use our greatest General instrument destroy
the Union Great the disadvantages under which
Gen. Pierce abored rstheavly the njudicious sup
port of foolish fiends initiated against him during the
vass-,e whole Union, with unanous voice has pronounce
cd his favor He may thank Mr. Seward for no ncunsld
| rrahle share OF his support"
! Here is scrap from the Herald :
"SITE FOR THAT HOSPITAL III the government should
solve 10 select site Military Hospital the head
of the great Salt Lake, 1t will be good news for the Nor
mons The direct route, believe is around Cape
Horn"
The N. Y. Express snys Q! the "locale''
"Hopes ore yet INDUCED, in quarters, that this or
that Wing candidate may be eccted-bul there s hope
ogden Holman is one for whom hope has existed but lle
defea led by 5000 votes James Kelly, for sheriff.
fares about the same.
he Electoral ticket has dragged down about everything
In the city, the poor conslablcs Now and then
there a monument Of the quondam existence Of the Wing
party here In the 10Th Ward, where VIM Taylor, Esq,
the Assembly is left 10 point moral! or To adoFn
| las In the Legislature of the State"