Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-17

WocusocK, April IO:h, seems to remove all
doubt about it
" DEAR IR-Shenandoah has been true to
jackson and Democracy. The aggregate vote OF
ne di1isct, comp ,se.i of Shenandoah and F:eie.
rick IL a, this time for
Frederick, 55 $50
w o6dstock, $50 d.
MI!f.'d (ao'clock 'o-day) 2ol &c
1855 1924
{" Twelve majoritv now. The pclls are 20 be
opened at DO places morrow, IN Shenandoah.
Aliens majority, think, may be set down al
l50''
fine Winches,er Republican says that the mos;
opir'bHous epna4ts were hiay round the court
house. and ,hr ough the publlc streets. - Dann
Powell he tory damned rANcair' Hurra fer
"A lien and Jscsson!" SOM k,out iotever!'
. Damn the gingerbread votersS and oher ke
expressions we're uttered by me, women, and
children
HE W nchester Rrpuel can rec overra,ed he
importance OF tins election, when pot forth its
eJseplaiory 10 pGans on The supposed success OF
MIR. Powell 1t ii does nos add too much 10 the
recent gEefs OF Messrs Gales and Sea,oD, we
would copy as in substance these strains Of he
" Republican" with 90 unmxed piessure;'' n.u
tatis mutaadis.
:" Shenandoah Election. Fhis election which
many circumstances contributed to make the rao,,
interesting Witnessed Tor fn.ny years is h. p.lIy
over, and we may congratulate the county Oh the
result Shenandoah mas done nobly The v,,re
OF the people has been heard, and principles nave
triumpbed the opinions OF ----- Jeifs,-
son. Madison, and - on the great question
of The power of The General Government in tels-
ton to In ernai Improvement, hsve in this election
been brought directly before the people, and hsye
received an over helming support. - The member
eject is decided supporter OF the uniformly de-
mocraiic principles nj Virginia on this subject"
And we can assure the politicians of Wash
iasion, that Mr.. Allen ~ as rue, and as mrnend-
Ing and as an inco rupnle Disciple OF lhe.' Viz
sinia School, ever represented her rue min
| ciples-Moreoyer, he is svowed Jack,onian,
ONT OF the " unprincipled opposition
| =. y Last evenings mail brings us III. VIM
| chester VTeinian OF the Is IL, which winds up the
election for the Frederick District:
% The vote a; this election Is ne largest ever civ
en- In The District r sdsrick, many years ago, in
a contest for Congress beiween Cen Morea., and
Col. Rutherford, gave 40 or so votes more han
! at The late election; but Shenandoah mas given
more on this than any former occasion by some
thing Ike two huhdJe ed votes. What will the
rgmy counties Of Warwick James Civ, &c. with
heii 70 50 votes each, think of two counties in
one congressional district giving a. aggregate of
near $500 vo'es? And what VIII be thought else
! where, when ii is known that these counties all
lOS'cSS weight III on! legislative hail Y
OnP OF two incidents occurred In The course of this
election somewhat remarkable: On the frst dav
oil the election il frederick SIG votes were taken
Of which rlr Allen received 90; in Shenandoah
! nm the first day, Si3 votes were taken, OF which
, Mr. Powell received 53.
Thee is in Shenandoah separate election held
at Milford. AT the close Of The polls on Monday,
they stood thu:
at Voodsfoet 1t Milford. Total
Allen 5o1 lSj 200
Powell SO II "a
| Kerchevsl
In consequence of the rain on MONDAY. the
poll, were kept open 'hree days.
On Tuesday between 220 and go votes were
SveH; but we have not ascersined with Certainty
The siaie OF the poll on that day
AT the close of the polls on Wednesday, the
whole vote stood as follows:
For Allen 1857
Powell 100
Making the aggregate in The two counties,
For Allen 1912
| Powell 1868
Kefchevsl IS
Majority for Allen in the District, I4f
For House of Delegates Col WIN Carsons
and Col Samuel Baut ', ere elected
! Loudou1 County Fn5i days poll Owing
70 the uniayoiabIe state of the weather the polls
opened, were adjourned over according to law
Tie following is believed to be correct STATE
men, Of The votes pollsd on the frs, dsy:
| for Congress- Q. F Mercer, 2s1, r. T
Thompson, 1871.
state Ssnate.--J. Osburn, 265, William Ell.
zey, 1873.
House Of DeIegafe5.-A. Rogers, 265, T. Wal
ker' 242-- iliam Chiffon, I56. II. II. Lee, 1877.
For Convention 4i2 - Agsinst Convention 6
4" Loudoun- The latest accounts from the I,ou
DOM election are up to Tuesday evening last; al
ha, time Mr.. Mercer had majority Of upwards Of
200 over Mr.. Thompson, the opposing candidate
Tor Congress, and Mr.. Osborne considerable ma
jority over Col Elze,, for the Senate Mess,s.
Asa Rogers and Thornton Walker, were JargeI,
ahead Of their opponents, for the House Of Dele
gates, and sre no doub' eleeted.'
Norfolk Election We have uniformly taken
1t for granted, tina, Mr.. Newton must unques,ion
| ably succeed though The Unexpected result IN
/ Nansemond creates some little doub; about the
aY1SaT, -yas 6.fsr from Norfois says, tina, 50 Mr..
81 acquainted ,'ght out at TOD rate period. was
l.".s,ab, sd - 49, dazeaStn ou = .'hSI'o