Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-31
ELECTIONS

GEORGIA. The following il a complete list
OF the Members returned to the goth Congress {:
Edward f. Tattnell. Dhn Forsyth, Wiley Thonp-
son. Wilson Lumpkin,' Charles E Haynes Tom
linson Fort,* John FIoyds. (*.WetD Members
-Majoriiy in the State Senate for the present
State Administration 81 in the House ii; making
in joint ballot 1.-THE Mille6geville Journal
relies upon the result OF the State Election for
proof OF the popularity of Gov Troup's measures:
aud states That '' the survey of the territory cedeG
by the Old Treaty will doub tless proceed peacea-
by, and occupation follow in pursuance thereof
SOUTH CARoLINA.-Compleie List OF Repre
sen'ation in the goth Congress viz Thomas r.
Mitchell, John Carter, VIM. Il. Nuckols (new
member, In place OF Mr. Gist declined,) Starting
Tucker, Warren Davis (new member, elected
by majority OF 20 votes in place of Mr.. Wilson
the present member,) George McDuffe VIM u.
Martin (new member elected by a majority OF
300 votes OF er Mr.. Govan the present member, }
James Hamilton, and VIM Drayton
PENNSYLVANIA Representation in the Goth
Congress. Joel b. Sutherland (new member. in
place Of John Wurs,) Daniel H. Miller, Samuel
anderson Tin place of Samuel Ed,oards,
Charles Miner, James Buchanan, John b. Steri-
ger (new, elected over Philip S. Markley, who
voted Tor Mr.. Adnms,) VIM Adams, Joseph
Frey, jr (new, in place of Jacob Krebs, Samuel
ID. lngham, George Woolf, lines Green, (new, in
place OF Robert Harris,) WIN. Ramsay NEW, In
place OF John Findsy,) james Wilson, Chauncey
Forwa (new,) James S. Mitchell Samuel
Mexican, Espey Vanhorn, George Kremer, John
Mitchell, Joseph Lawrence, Richard Coulter
(new, In place Of George Plumer,) James S. Ste
yenson, Robert Or, j.. Andrew Stewart, Mr.
Barlow (new, in place Of Thomas IT. StiH)-
Those IN Italic Te marked Federalisls.- In the
nert session OF the I0lh Congress there are new
members who were not in he last session, viz:
Messrs. Ktters, KTebs and Forward, the lst elect
ed in Philadelphia in place of Mr. Hempblll re-
signed; the I'd in place of MIR. H. Wilson dec /;
the Sd in place Of Mr.. Thompson, appointed a
State Judge In the goth Congress, there is yet
vacancy, in The City Of Philadelphia, in the place
OF Thomas KItiera the late election being a tie
bet" cen Messrs. Horn and Sergeant AS il is
the custom to bring every thing, now a-days, 10
the test OF Administration and Opposition, there
has been much speculation about the politics of the
Pennsylvania Representation in the 20ih Congress:
Mr.. Niles says: The " Democratic Press as
serts, that the delegation in the 2Olh Congress is
about equally divided as TO preference for Mr..
Adams or Gen. Jackson; bur the d" American
Sentinel" says thsreare only sir whose preference
Tor the latter can be doubted We suppose the last
by far the most probable" and 50 do tOe.
The New York Enquirer says:
9 We shalt be glad to hear the result Of the
Congressional election in Pennsylvania and the
political opinions Of the members elect This is he
more necessary, because great efforts have been
made TO bring Over. Pennsylvania to Mr.. Adams
and our leading politicians Of this state have been
assured that this would take place We have M
expectation that New York will go for Mr.. Adams
aud IT PennsylI mia continues in the opposition
there will be no want Of landmarks to guide N,
ship OF state. As long as New York, PennsyIya-