Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-17
JiRGLNLi rLECTu2A.y,

iiRGLNLi FLECTZf1.A.y,
after commen,;, The Winchester Republican
days OF the Congressional E,eci5 ~ .u a.ee nTs'
n. ~, -. '""s' desperate and disC,acefu scercs
w;t, a. ru ~ eec, inc election of Mr. Allen closes
WHO We following account of the last ,,,,e 49,,
ION Thursday the long agony was over ~. NJ
heefs CLAIMED To be restored. After an interval s
,''rty Years." they again lay claim TO tho scep,re
lie following is said 10 DC correct statement of lilo
polls: u '"o
Alfred H. Powell, e5o "''', ,co 1904 ,o"
Robert Allen "a tIsT ,o Uo
!, Majority claimed by Alien l4i
A. NC nave 50 tar calmly and tculroratoly sketcbed
!ue outlines Of this heart stirring election To descend
mo tetais-to record the scenes which were acted in
7" oodsock would lie TO reuse the iDdimn,t;on ~ no.,
cry man III Frederick aud "cause the very stones In
i'e ~ iu'iny." Mr. Powell renea s:y fed ard
D"sie.e" 'oF exercising his right Of challenging spu-
'ou' votes, and soGa violence was threatened hin,
III the public street. Men who voted for him were bca
en' ana Others who intended voting Tor hi,n thea
enco with ruin they did. gentleman who rode II
mites 10 give him his vote, vas obliged 10 return
without entering the courthouse. Another who had
aFo~ed his intention CT voting for him, threatened
oy TWO magistrates q the county with teirg broken
up II he did net vote for MIR. Allen Lupatcs ,lso
were brought forward and received, and their riei ia
vote defended By hlr Allen. !! is solemn truth that
tne election was carried by FRAUD, FA!.SEROOD
AMI OltCE. We have Eeaid that no ef.or, was
mace 10y the magistrates 10 prevent these exercises aud
mat h!r Allen looked calmly CT and permitted his
friends 10 commit them For these cud other reasons
the election will be contested before Congress.
about 80 votes from Frederick which ore
enumerated above These Mr. ALEU- refused to ba ve en-
relied IN tue poll book, and they entered back
his refusal was in open violation agreement entered
INTO the candidates the bustngs in Frederick,
ara stich iF Alien The first to propose This lie
denied III Woodstock, and il shall he proved.
I'VE have been promised by friend who was nre sent
s'"Fy @! the treatment which Rir Powell his lends
received This shall publish, The happy effects Of
parry spiri, may sren,hat the glorious feelings which
q tle
10 see revived may be properly apprecatSd-and that
what IS meant 10y "e0ns up 10 the hub" may he fully
rick"
Gel. William Carson and Col. Samuel Bare were
elected TO the House OF Delegates.
LOUISA ELECTION
Inc rolls were kept omen tirc. days. For tie r.
! OF Delegates: Charles Y. Nimbrough 24I, Cun Joln
SON 2ll-Pctcr III Daniel l37, George Harris 81
Oliver Cross &C. For Congress, 10 opposition to F.
T. barbour Tor the Senate, 40 Opposition to Law
! renee /. DSde, hiT Taylor having declined
KING Sc QUEEN ELECTION.
for tionse OF Delegates: Benz, Pollard 232 Edwin
lP:'a~* l56-) elm Mason SO, Horace Warning 49,
nor congress John Roane 2l9 For the Senate. j.
H. upshaw 100, :. ). Roanc 90. II is dna TO MIR
Mason to state tfat he was cot candidate and that it
was his desire that his friends should not lnow ,eir
votes Away by voting for him.
In Be'&elcy the election took place on Tuesday,
81 bali past O'Clock the vote stood For Congress:
" m. Armstrong 1G4, John Peter l47. Senate: Il.
k'ng 2%3. G. Il. Turey II. Assembly: Moses Il
Hunter $40, Il. Colstcn e99.
S!oGord-'TLe polls were kept open three DAYS. and
Ne county election warmly contested Result: For
House of Delegates: Richard C.. L. Aoncure II &C. w
Ford l23- Walter Z. Daniel IL. For Congress: j.
Ialaiegro llG, VIM. H. Fzhugb, Of Choppa ,gamsick
'eho Vae not candidate, IOs.
Richmond colniy-For Iiouse of D,lera;es. Tho
mas r. Barnes i47, Robert w. Garter i4O-Carter
Mitchell TO- Tor Congress, Ohm Taliaferro I42 A.
Neal 3D. }. w. Hungerfcrd Is, scattering L. Mr.
iaiiaierro was the Only candidate for Congress-
.H!Mitce:-Ior Congress, Basset 1917 House Of
Delegates: Thomas James. ir.+ 81 Samuel Digs IL
iiouder HaigiGs So, a II Garneu So I.rmphrcv
Brps SO, Mana Bi!!ups .
"stlo KenL--For Congress, 4. Stevenson e8I. Fer
House Of Delegates: 7iu;nos Macon GIG Jas Sam,
ders @04Iio Christian 49,
C"".pJeii--For Congress, THO. Davenrort no or
position. For House Of Delegates WA. NJ Rires &
Bcnjanin Hunter, 10 opposition.
FTGnJtiia-For Congress: Nathaniel Claiborne 7G0
VIM Carnrba II. For House If Delegates: Spared
Hale 5i2, John NJ. Holland 3i5-Wrn. Galloway esq
'3emuei Helm 235. Charles Powell Ill
Ohio--For Congress: Isaac Letter SOL J. Johnson.
laie member, 1874, Thos. S. Raymond i. For !iouye
Of Delegate: s. II. Iiizhugh& A30, John Parriotr#
24l--Wm Webb 225, Vim. Mckinley 2e5 n. p.
Atkinson o&, Thomas Ibornbuigi SO, VIM Paris IT,
20.
hiag GeosSc-Fo' House Of Delegates: Thos &.
Dabcr, Nehemiah ii. Ni-son.
On lie 81 inst. il tie couny of Ricimond. JOHN r.
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