Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-13

Wr,gfrnd Election Returns receivca.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DISTRICT.
In the county OF Montgomery, the vote,
Tor Congress were
For Major Peter 7ss
For MIR. Warheld eI2
Both gentlemen Federalists, hut of diff
ierent degrees, Federalism having ceased
To be AN unit, in MARYLAND ut least. The
part of Frederick couniy, which is includ-
ed IN this district, remains To be heard
from.
Messrs. Washington, Gather, Linili-
cum and Forest, all Federaisis, are elect
ed to the House Of Delegates from Mont
gomc'y, without opposition.
BALTIMORE DISTRICT.
;. Smith and Peter Little are re-eleci-
ed TO Congress from this district, sjlfInpt
opposition. ~
For two Delegates 10 the AssensHfv
from Baltimore City. the votes stood as
follows
For Thomas Keii a7sa
II. Nj. Breckenridge 2g-9
Mr.. Finley 10,
j. 8 Smith ~
VII. ySo' ll2S
Louis Eichelberver 1s2
The Two first are accordingly elected.
Ihevotes for electors Of Mayor apneay
To have been as follows
For the ticket in favor OF Mr. Stiles 1893
Fsf 'tat IN favor OF MIR. Montgomery 1876
he flrsf, OF course, has succeeded.
Messrs. Adam Shower. john b. Snow
den, +. 5. Thomas and Edward Orrick.
were elected to the House of Delegates
from Bnitimcre county
In hent county, three FcderaIists and
one Republican have been returned as
delegates 10 the Assembly-the lowest
Federal candidate had maiority of one
| vote.
The contest IN Baltimorefor Delegates,
and Tor The office of Sheriff, (for which
mere were seven or eight candidates. was
veEy animated (; nearly screen thousand
| votes having been taken in ibo CITY. The
nomination made by Ward Delegates was
| completely defeated, not owing so much
! probably to preference of men, as of
modes: the system of caucus nominations
Is not calculated for peaceful times, and,
| perhaps, ought never TO be resorted 10
| but IN extreme cases.
Samuel Ringgold is re elected Renre-
| sentative 10 Congress from The Distric, of
| washington without opposition.
! In Cecil District, the votes for Congress
were as follows
Cecil County. Hartford. Kent
| For Stephenson Archer 1855 1903 39S
Philip Reed 666 5Ot 5o9
MIR. Archer is therefore elected fYS'
| Oct. 9.-The Republicans of PbiiadeL
| pima City and county, &c. have nominal
| ed, as candidates for The frat Congress
sionai District, Nicholas Biddie, John Con-
nelly, Jaco6 Sonlmer, and George r.. Lei-
per. IJb.
The Republicans of NEW JERSEY have
nominated, to compose their ticket for
Representatives TO the sixteenth Congress,
! AT the election which fakes place m few
| days, Joseph Bioomfeid, Henry Souihayd
John Linn, Epiyaim BGteman, Joi, Cou.{it
and Be'nard Smith; the four ii,st ara
members of the present Congress. and
the two latter, never before members. are
10 succeed Mr.. Kinsey and Mir. Bennett.
There is no doubt OF the success OF The
| whole ticket In
| la the State Of Indiana, at their cleo
| ton, more than Twelve thousand votes
| were taken for representatives to Con
| Sress, OF which Mr.. Eendricks had about
eleven thousand. (B.
A correspondent at ST. Mary's. on The
frontier O. Georgia, under date of Sent.
30, 1918, says" There is ridiculous re-
port going the round of The papers, that
two thousand Indians are near ST. Au-
gustlnee. As Swiit's IIouyhnhmms would
say, The papers are promulgaiins tho
thing that is not. hear from ST. Au-
CUISINE every week. They have lately
received their money though moi much.
ana some men from The Havana" IT..