Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-09
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CO\Gl,ESS

""''i uetStcn M,'Ssr> Johnson
Harrison gave a6' D. ia~ bich made is minority eos
Monong*ia and Brooke hut this mnjor,
m the Latter. will withdraw understand aud lie ele
Ell I" the assembly ."-Hi,chesterP epN ~ wv
Be'yord-on last day, Jab.z Leh1ish 1880
Nathl II. Claiborne II
a., MAJORITY for l.. --ii5S
, EerFhe E"qsfre"-The annual election in the county OF
Brd",h commenced Monday the csth cont
it'"r'i belongs, Mrssrs. \. H. Claiborne nni Jabez Lett
wich caiiaies the former came u, ,h;s nnn, o.,
"' vi Tue latter; AT the ciose Of the polls they STOOD
thus; - 1880
Lef,wich ,iso Claiborne A.
ne result gave To Lritw c majority of $40 over Cla-
borne IN the district. IL has run,ored TINT Mr. Cs,
horne would contest the election upon IN. prnund tbat
there existed no legal continuing il longer than
one aay' tue author feels himself authorised saw that
Mr. C. upon examining the polls comparing the IN With
inc land roi protested conviction that he was fairy
bed!en, and for the satisfaction who are nnac.
pu"ned with the electoral strength the county il NAV
m lie improper to stale, that the polls opened he
tween 10 and u O'Clock on Monday, and 1912
,r, .an neen taken when there remained number o;
erhoier> whose could be taken That som. of
e .' Sn 'Se on !" Tue h day were spurious no, den
forms no"e OF the other duties Of his Office person. au
consequently imrerecy acquainted, rscei, votes
reflect oiiun. an him.
Nav 8ii 1928.
r. S.-Mr. Claiborne pledged 10 support John Q.
Adams tor PRESIDENT, Mr. Left~ich stands uncQmnted
|-' O'''''''-s" Ea majority in wytne $50
Es'ill's majority in Russell 247
Do. do Washington 20
-ceg
ga
wears ago sm,th hat 33 Votes El LEE voted al Lpt
'in' ahHn' <oWe are apprehen>ive, after all the small
giant wt'ci,m that he would elected TO STAY M bome
we s, .n%ennE nm"ng the advocates OIL O. Adams,
On hi' 'uoeeH
SENATE.
J.Gosor--Wiam B puget 22s-John Machv 17e-Mr
Pages majority in the whole district IS ia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.
iec0n"ek-Iom p Dr"mm"nd 5;i, lIeury Fletcher. Str
LEVIN Rodgers 234, A. Hevrll Ii6.
be9ford.on Thursdays the last day, the polls stood Inns
Hancock 40 ''''N"e
CnaI,rinnd-Anen Wilson, John Miller. Co..
Recommendation a. Strange 22t Barrett G.; pavos.
- ,,I"torse SULLIVAN III, o. u. p-uit B5
re Mat,9IIoh@ Gr'hsr 3G5 Daniel Kineheoe POI
hoggrsS 81 Pearson b. Moore 45 George }. Davisson
JsGrson-Draxton Davenport. o35 Smith Slaughter 20.
n Morgan Ia Joseph MeMurrau 40 ZacIariah
Lt~i'Ths election for Delegates on second count
War; '" .,a 70 ,> ~ The choice OF msss bland anil
Ias"-Clarks6urg Integence,.l The polI vas: Thomas
Blnnd' 279 Lewis Maxwell iJ2-EJwald Jacl son 1e3 Mr.
Prince E''oard-lIenry f. Watkins Asa Dupuy.
Is 1t fair in MesSrs King aish and Co. to say ,hp u
nave "ppra'ed To sectional feeings-ro the spirit of The
S""A-when we have merely repulishe,l the remarks
(veTbaiia ct Hterni;Jn we assure Won Mr. w ,orid ,
another paper)-whch delivered ly DR. Fl,v,, ON the
S III ms election We have made "A pont 20 publish ey
cry 'ce 'hat has come in way show ing the ~ Incl
pies on which The Virginia elections have been decided
anu Tue pe'ensons which tue Candidates pnt FORTH
-" """Ie'S came under this description. We ask YOU
'""""y whether you responsible every s.in,.ot
which appears in your papers
Inc ~ y American ridicues the unmeaning argon of
party This is precisely what mi ht have been eApect
es'rs King anu Walsh nverse TO the PRINCIPLES of the
republican party But in important an oce as that of
'eS''e"' oil Tie L. States the questions be
sSh o. Was this candidate friend the ration
OF Mr. Adams Wa he friend 10 the rreat measure. s
Tie administration Of Jefferson Madison TO the lat,
war Win Great Britain, Sc sc. Is friend to those
principles which in 'ss and $50 governed the repubc,
party IN the Interpretation of constitution This is No
uhheaning JaTson-" The great body of the American
re wiz eoHs'"er as no great recommendation any
Candidate whose friends in the very outset of the con,esr
begin I" urge his preten.ons local considerations nm,
hepreca'e an appeal to the principles Tie republican
party.