Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

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( Maxwell 15t
/ Fcr Convention l6n
! Against it 70
Neutral 65
Newton carries majority Of IG5 Eligab
City County, the las His whole majority will
| be 500.
Ertrart Of letter from CuLpEpER, dated .qpra 90,
1897.
take pleasure in telling you, that we had in thi,
county, Monday last, great triumph of principle.
Our old and faithful servants Hill and Turner were
opposed by J. S. PendieoD and Joseph S. Hansbrough
Esqrs. highly respectable gentlemen but Jacksonians
| of the Gerry first order. Capt Hill necessarily
absent at Plnadephis; Capt Turncr made short and
sensible address to the people, in which lie declared
his decided preference for J. @ Adams, over the
hero of New Orleans; but said he would obey insruc
tions from his constituents. Every effort, which hu-
man ingenuity could suggest, put in operation
10 defeat him. but fortunately, all proved abor,ve.
do not that any d!sIonoIabie means were re.
sorted to. There were few votes majority against
CoDver ION, but not than thirds Of the ee.
holders voted that subject.
You may be assured. gentlemen, that there Il
great reaction county, and That the Admpistra
ton is not unpopular among the thinking part Of
the community, some of the Mould be gren: men
would have to believe.
feel no hesitation in SAYING that the address Of
what Is called the jackson Meeting held in this place.
does not express the sentiments of a majority of the
sober, thinking part of county.
i Delegates, MeSyrS.
and Davis-Iames Barbour il. 70 behind. No OPP
position to Barbour for Congressor Dade for Senate
(Mr j. Barbour, T. elected for voting against Sir.
Randolph, and for voting MIR. Giles Resolutions nv
reason of his absence He is of three so far as we
have heard sacrificed for the first To be sacrificed
i'll such cause guarantee for his future political
success Temporary excitement lead the people To
crrcr, bat Independence end honesty will eventually
with popular confidence and respect Mr. Barbour the
absence Of Instructions of other evidence OF popua
wish voted his conscience suggested. Confidence thus
lost, will be easily regained.)
BRUNswIcK-IIouse of Delegates, James II. GhoIyon
and James b. Mallory the old Members were 100 votes
ahead o" Monday evenngpols closed and particu-
lars not learned. + opposition Alexander for Con-
grcss.
| COMMUNICATIVE House Of Delegates, Daniel A.
Wilson and DR.. Geo. ". CrumpF no opposition Pa
doph Ter Congress.
| HAHovER-No opposition to Stevenson for Congress
For the Senate john IT, Bernard has preva lied in the
whole District John Horace Upshaw and John
D. Roane, Esqs. though we have not learned by what
majority. For House OF Delegates, VIM L. Whittier
220 Cbas. p. Goodalif 3I7 Hector Davis GA. WIN
| Cunningham TO- (hIcssrs. Davis and Cunningham
have been turned out for voting against Mr. Randolph
The canvass has been extremely violent and new meth.
DDS fallen upon 10 organize the opposition TO the old
members. We Thick The people did wrong, but huz.
IA for the people y
| NELsoE.-Eor House Of Delegates Robert Riyes.
Jr. $50, Dr. Thomas Massie,+ Jr. 1877, Col Charles
PeTrow 1913, Wilson G.. Smith 49, For Congress
VIM. G. Rivos en- opposition.
| KISG WGLtIAM-For House Of Delegates, John c.
Pollard 205, Tbos w s. Gregory I72, DR.. S. Bar.
ret So, Thos. Dabney 4G, WIN. Hill 27. For Senate,
John J. Roane 1871, John H. Bernard 60, John H. Uushav
4. For Congress, John Roane, 24S. (hIr. Pollard was
another destined victim to appease the insutcd infaibiiy
of Randoph)
HAIiYAx-No opposition Davenport for Congress
On Monday evening, DR.. Atkinson aud Henry Scott Esq
were ahead DrJ. @. Chalmers, one Of the old members
90 votes behind but tie polls closed and the result
supposed uncertaiu.-Eo senatorial particulars
NORFOLK CoUNTY--The following is correct state
neDt OF the vote in Norfolk county for Members Of
the House OF Delegates: James Warden 283 John
| Thompson 2G2, VIM b. Manning gid, John W.
Nurdaugh 1873, VIM. Cooke ia
va tn he last Lrgisidlprr.