Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-22

. ,,,c:s,ir candidate. \ uniou oi tho Democrats al"
| Knnw.N "tIings could have defeated him, hat W
hate coalitions. aud have never made awning ny
| them vet. We assisted the Know -Notting-, wv.
,-ars ago, 10 defeat the Benton men, aud they al
went up to the Legislature aud united with ou'
ene,nies to crush us. We allowed them ia'
play this time, pr.fcrripg to rest contented WIN owe
?5Oi woes aud let them fight it out by thensei' AR
They did so. and the Benton neu beat 'ncm. and
Blair sympaihises with his fathers seniihhe'", ,,rnI
was . acei by him on the Black Repuoiiran " " = fn.
Committee al the Pi,tsburg Conve'llnEr, u,,r,mi.s.-
vor of the restoration If the Ms: our C rn; Icing over
The abolition papers at the East a. q tendency
,is election, and | think mat II ,beir principles in
~ give them hopes Of inculcanhS Wv" conId bar
N. slaye stat. But Frank Blair never y .,
| osen elected had he not been on IL ' ha,a h s.r in .
Col. Benton, and even then ne y u "nar;,;nn IS oil
,r;nnr;,r ~ ,OaO. if there had been q coai''ion W 81
ni"n'', IN his sentiments. Ii a Ticket Is Tram Z
-. r.ufp,n, il will not receive 3uuO votes III the
S,,,a Jbe Democratic Congressman elected are
lanes ). CIR. Ell, the great champion OF Deihoeracy
I,hn : Phelps, elected to the seventh consecud't
It'nyr,..: the gallant Sam Cnruthers, re-elected, de,
,oire the most determined ellotts TO defeat num- anc
Iran,.s Craig. n new member. Tho NothlnG'
are Thomas l.. Anderson and Samuel IL. bio'uson'
besides Thomas p. Akers, elected 10 M a VncaHey'
thus securing the State for Fillmore, should me cleo
ton go into the House. The Democrats anu hh1"'
No.hings are all ultra Southern rights men, ana 81
will the two Senators be. In that crowd franc
BIair's "shripks for freedom Will be Ike Tue pun,
mt.wlupB Uf Hi INFANT cat ull'u '"V
inys OF a herd of lions. | consider our Delegation q
very able one and will compare favoraDly Win '"a'
Of any Of the States.
One cannot help iceiing grabbed III 'ne -: InS
between the fate of Caruthers and that oi L"',eS
and Kennert. They were all elected rs wings ana MI
vent INTO the Know. Nothing order: Caru'lers 500"
law lis srctionalisrn and lett them. L'."'.y n
nett remained connected with theil' ~ 'mo Wv
for Speaker, Caruthers voted ON every oailot ios inc
nap,horufin candidate convinced tuhl IL "oo 'i wv
interest of the South. Lindley ana hehnett so'eu
tor Il freesoiler, III NJ. Fuller, anu Vo'eu v A'AeI
only when the issue was directly oe'"een n"n a."
Banks, und when their votes could dono goou' Caru
,hrrs is now triumphantly elected, aud occupies proud
position in the front rank OF rising statesmen L'hu'
Nv and K.nur,t are dlsastrously defeated and con-
.yyn.d 10 Thar obliyiou which they so richly deserve,
and from which they will newt again De uraGgsu''ooe
loaded with hnnOrS which they use so lhllnieosiy'
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,,
T., tho ls.t I.y,slntur. the Wings and Democrats
were equally divided. leaving Tue oaianre w ~
in the hands of tho 80 Benton men. we ~ere eA'
~coedingly ailxluus to carry Tue LsS'''a'u,o wv" 'ra,'
AZ we knew the know-Nothirgs aud Benton Wen
would coaiesce and elect Benton and a hho":>o'
thing 10 The Senate. Our hopes have oeen ,ra"ru
aud we will have Il large majority ON Joi"' u"'u. WV
both combined. Out of lbs inolho1rs' no &c.,,
Noihings will have about 4Uand the ben'"nites aouu'
80. So We shall send two genuine Democt"'s o'"'
Senate.
The triumph in the late e.eciiouS - "'T r. Ennn
in comparison with that OF Pr'nc'P'eS' 1"e " ,S,i.
Mornings dared not 20 before the people WIN ,"rn
national platform, on the Kansas bill; So they auusu u
plank rs strong ms that OF tho Denincra'y. oo mn
sour, has spoken in favor Of The kansas'Neoras"n
,rt by a minority of 10000, and against pros'r!pIton
On account Of birth and religious faith oy nhhJ'I"!
If 30 700. These comprise the backbone OF our ne
,nncru,ic faith; hence the principles vi Inc Denio-
cratic party have been fully endorsed by Tue people
Of this State, and she still retains her rank as one ol
the most decided Democratic States IN the Union
~ICONCLrSlON. i
Tba election ia now over, the news has spread
through the land, and the result is kllewn. II
= not without i;s good effects upon the country
Tie friends of Mr.. Buchanan will learn that III tile hrst
State that has spoken, he will receive n II majority OF at
80, 100. The Black Republicans viii see thar
yi,h all their boasts ot what they could do III The
State, they have only elected their ticket IN tins CITY,
md that under false colurs, AFRAID 10 aVuw Their par
v, and IN a large minority beside. Nothlngs
/ the South can also ace the last nope OF carrying d
State wrested from them. As their party al
N. North has been sold out TO the Black Republi-
ans, they cannot carry a single Northern State
yha, hopes can they have Of electing their tcketi
Now. the only course for d national man 10 pursue
plainly 10 act with that party which stands the best
haucs of putting down sectionaisn, under the name
{ Black RepubIicauism. The only party whicll is
s,ionaI in its principles and national III Its orguniza'
on: whose principles are the same North anu aouth,
last aud West, is the Democratic party. II mas no
linatsi able standard. bearers, and they are arrayed
yainst the other sectional parties. Upon their sue
ess depends, | verify believe, the permanence OF our
for no one can believe mat freinont' u
!ec,ed, will ever take his sea: as President OF al
States. Ii Buchanan is not elected, Fremont
i'll be. Let men count the cost before they throw
n " ,lieir voted. lpurS, frllS, w. A.. D.