The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-08

ry II met and conquered on Tuesday Of the most
scrupulous enemies it ever before encountered. was
Hsrouean task follow the enemy and correct the great
risty Of lsehOod put in circulation and 70 convince the
people of the attempt seAd them all the great topics
day To have met opponents and crushed them IN
argument would have been comparatively easy task ou
this not to be expected they would not meet the Issues
fairly but continually kept starting some Aew Islander
the present democratic President and hArpng upon the out
RACES Kansas where the conduct Of both parties Is con-
deInned by the democracy But comment now Is useless
had time inclination to dwell upon the past We have
hastily up what believe Is the actual result on the
State ticket what approxmates very closely to it. Mr.
Buchanan carries the whole three counties by majority Of
about S70 and Mr. Wheley does likewise by l,sOO Del
aware done her duty to the Union well and faithfully
Let her democratic exu but in their eTutaon forget
that magnAnmy which the victorious should ever pay
to gallant and PROSTATE foe."'
VIRGINIA
The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday morning says
owe publish all the returns we receive from the State.
We do not necessary arrange them in order
for without exception they exhibit everywhere large, and
in many enormous democratic gains. The clustering
majores far exceed ancpatons taken In oonneAion
with the Indictment weather of Tuesday The gains in the
east and the west indicate that the majority in Virginia
for Buchanan and Breckenridge will amount 10 t5enyus
thousand more What other State will do SO noby
for the of the constitution and State rights and State
equsty9 1t is peculiarly becoming that od virginia, who
led of in the nomination Of Buchanan and Breckenridge and
xerted so powerful influence in the selection OF the
found and experienced statesman Of Pennsylvania and the
brilliant and able of Kentucky should have made good
her word and sustained the candidates of the national de-
mocracy by the largest majority given by other State
orousy has she endorsed the action of her talented and
influential delegates the Cincinnati Convention Noby
has she struck mighty blow for the constitution the equal
ity of the States, and the Union.
The result far indicated by the returns fully JUS
hes us in indicating Virginia from the SANDERS of her
mics. ..,. ..4..
In his speech in this city, the night before the election,
j. NJ Bots-wbose blueback republican scheme for
rypg concoced with the aid of Kenneth Ray
ner was so beautifully frustrated by the honest bearing
the voters keystone SateJohn NJ. Bos repeat
predicted with considerable energy that Virginia would
for Fillmore wonderful reason worthy of the
sagacy of that most accurate of prophets Mr. Bolts
said that Fillmore would carry Virginia. because Fremont
would receive 900 northwestern Virginia. and
those votes would taken from the democracy The cleo
ton has places have not yet heard of single vote
cast for Fremont in Virginia On the contrary so far
have heard from the west and northwest OF Virginia. the
democracy have gained enormously We deem it simple
act of Justice thus vndcate the soundness of the democ
racv of western Virginia. wantony assaed by their bit
ter foes"