Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-24
TYRGLTH.4 ELECTyO.A,s

| SoUru tHrpToN-for Congress, James Trczvan
81. no opposition. State Senate, John Y. Mason
"Jo no opposition. House OF Delegates Meriwethc
GroadnaXr S37 John penegre 600, BENJAMIN G rilir
1885, James Harrison I72.
CHARLES CITY-For House OF Delegates John b
| Christian le3, Jas H. Christians 78, jno w. lyle,
~ no w. Graves 80, Nat. Nelson 81, &. ii. Mnge
~ H1essrs. hIugc, Neson and Graves retired early
III the day. For Congress, A. Stevenson no opposi-
ton.
PowHArAN-For House of Delegates, VIM. Crump
10, H. W. w atkins go, Thos. Miller i09 VIM. Old
VI. For Congress, no opposition 10 Archer.
bATn-ttouse of Delegates, Thomas Sittlingtop, &
Nm McCli't;ck* No opposition to Gen. Mccoy
tUr Congress.
YoRK--Ecuse of Delegates, Robert Shield 1872,
Thomas Griffin 81, CathoIpe Howard -. no oppo-
slton TO Col. Bsssett for Congress-.
TYLrR-For Congress Letter lo7, johnson fia;e
memocr) 81. Hay moUd So. House Of Delegates Ar
thur ingbam and John Wells.*
tAtRFAX-For House of Delegates, Messrs Chi
CHESTER and Sanss:cr.~ For Congress, Col. Mercer
obtained majority o. d votes MIR. Thompson,
ana is elected by iority of 232 in the District
in this Senatorial District, Col. Osburne of Loudoun
has prevailed over Gel. Ellzcy-by what majority is
not stated.
JEFF%EsoH-For Congress, VIM. Armstrong Gate
ncmherl 1874, Major JOHN Peter iate Of G eorgeiownl
l79. For State Senate Gel Augustine G. Smith 1865,
David H. Allen II, Capt. =. Buclmaster Ii. (Tbis
District, lately represented BY VIM d. Page, esq is
composed of Frederick and Jefferson Col Smith oh
tanned great majority in Frederick and is of course
eiectei For House OF Delegates Carver w ills e56
Daniel Morgan 24j, Andrew kennedy l5s (Messrs'
" Ills and Morgan were tie old members and voted
tor ohm I Yer or the Senate OF the Y. States.\
| UaRDE--t'or Congress, Armstrong a2l, Peter ~
! In Berkeley Jeterso aud llardy, Rlr. Armstrong is
l43 votes aheai. Hampshire remains TO be heard
from. The eaction has been .rell contested but " q
presume tTo'! its completion thus far that AIr Arm,
strong is rcelec:ed) For State Senate, fGen BOYD
having declined a reelectiou.l Dr. &. A. Turley ESQ.
Col. a. King 10. For House of Delegates, w. G.
" lliaina* and Leonard Heti.<
DKrt rlN-f',r ('DrNr
MIR. Randolph. Fer Stale Senate, Henry &. ~ aki ns
1885, CO! Wyatt 10 leaving ~ yatt in Charlotte ali
Prince Edward majority of l33-Ilaax yet TO vote
where it is thought Yyau will obtain a large minority
For House of Delegates, Dr. Step hen e.. Earrars and
Asa PnpuY.
lDNaY-For House of Delegates, Peyton Graveley
ard David DyeiN--Particuars OF the vote not heard
For Congress, Claiborne 22O Catnphe!l46 (FraDi.
liz and Henry have given Claiborne a majority of
than 500. Patrick Will PROBABLY increase il.
and I've will go Bedford much ANY short of e00
votes ahead Bedford however, the most pow erfuI
county in the State, and has than once beaten
thousand votes. There is telling 'Uho will be Co
vernon till the election 10 oyer"-though in this case
presume the election of hlr Claiborne is secured
AUGMENTATION Congress, 10 opposition to Rvcs
For House of Delegates VIM. NJ. Waier TO Lucas
p. Thompson IS, Bennett; s. Crawford 1879 Tho,na,
Crews c., jno Is. Duncan Sc. Messrs Waller am,
Thompson, TIE last particularly, were denounced L,.
the real Simon Pures, anti Randolph and Admins
raton rner. The result confirms what we have all
along aledged, that il needs only intelligent men
n each county TO silence the noise or tie Jacksouans
10 reiuie their gross ISLANDERS o! the !tdmnst
expose their miserable inconsistency and awake he
people from tie ieiusion into which they have been
thrown by Systematic deception and studied lnisrepre
senLation
PETErsrURG--i'or House Of Delegates John y
EIay li7, VIM. II. Aclarapd 80. fiIr DIcFa,Iar;
was brougi.! Jacl;scnian. Mir. Nav is friends
TO the Administration. The canvass WAS cxcceiipcy
animated III the newspapcrs, The IIus,inas and in
the town, and from report, we had expected tie CON
lest 10 have been much closer. We never eype.te1
10 see the day, when could not warmly wish Mr.
Mcfarland success, III w!.atc lac desired to accom-
plis!ion the other hand, never imagined il uoss
bic, that " i'll. II Mcfarland should become an aJhe
rent of & en-. Jackson COR the Presidency-anJ So 90
my Lord Coke says, "ncte tie dYegsiIy.') No opDo
e, Sition 10 Archer tor Congress.
observation-disclosures "iun and Boisseau reflect
ed NO opposition TO Alexander ior Congress
HANrsuGRE-For Congress, Armstrong 5ig Peter
H. lhir Armstrong goes 10 Morgan 657 ahead A,or
gan is small county, aud TO doubt remains of Mr.
ARMSTRONG; reelcction.) For State Senate, rurloy
SEQ, King 2i7. DR. Hurley goes to Morgan i33
yoies ahead of Dir King, and is probably reelected
For House of Delegates, James Gibson $50, Thomas
harscadden# 2S4, Geo. Peek 237, A. w re Donald
lis. (tlajor Gibson Is another ant; Raudolph;anO
! CuIrEPER-For Congress, J. 5. Barbour 49, W. T.
HINTON IO1. House Delegates, A. p Hill ass John
Turner 329, J. S. pauhctom ), D. Tansrouab 800 -
(1IcSsrs. ,i and Turner mue that were 70 ia
victims for voting FOR John Tyler. Mr.. Turnc declared
the Administration, bot bic to- instructions
Observation-Disclosures House OF Delegates, VIM q
Goodc 254 +. l. LockeIt 49,. (Aessrs Aiexamler and
Tauy stfuug votes.)
P.rrsyLyAns>For House Of Delegates, Y. ,,i,.icf,
and W. W alton.
EAsuxI'o, '!osc Of DrIegatss, J:I.,ooa r. No. and
Thomas ii. P.tls:
cIN"EETiON.
In Ohio county for contention t. mo convention =
In i.oudoun convention 702-,,. convention S.
10 Prince w Iiiia'n, convention --Ho convention 40
In Fairax, convention l;2--no convention ST.
IL Jefferson, for convention 22O-uo convention u,,,c
81 sNUt ne tie last yLgIylGifsrs.
fiicud vino attended the York Election writes us a.
lolor
"YoEK TowN, Monday night
April 10th, 1897.
"Tls Election in Yo5t COUNTY terminated ,o.1ay :,
favo o :e last representatives., Ys Robert Shield rcci
wing ~ votes aad Thomas Griffin 81. Mr. Cnth,n,,
Howard (~h" came oct against Major Griffin account
Ct iris for John Tyler Senator, and of his
to Gen. Jackson) received y This county io,cC
way BIZ considered divided in 10 the prelct
&C. 3. BAssou received li6 votes for Congress- Scatter
ing Il.