Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11
1876
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EDiIOHS CORRESP OJTD EyNCE.
Haitian Courthouse, ia. .Noy.
ne following Is The vote for this county q, Tho
different elections on YESTERDAY: '
jackson 40
Adams "a
ne morning ushered in dark and rainy, ans,
continued until about ten or eleven ocIock W.
calculated on but few votes-but il cisar;no, ~,
me voters poured in beyond every expectation -
ne commissioners have continued the Polls tbre,
Gays: We expect the relative proportion will be
is nearly exhaustedhS
Ano'her Correspondent from Halifax GAYS
mere never was more forhiddiug MORNING
ye, we have polled at the Courthouse today. near
" oVO votes, and, 1t is believed, the two o,b,r
elections IN The county have been well attended.
we shall give Jackson most triumphant =, =.
Jority-i was boy when Mr.. Jefferson wa. Are
elected anu wrote 1000 tickets for his electors
anH upon no occasion, since that period, have the
people oil Halifax been known 10 take so deem and
geherai an interest in election: thew ,co,,H
nave oecn out TO man, old and Young but for Re
rain-which commenced yesterday eyeninr. an5
did not cease till half pas, this mornings
Woodstock, pa. Mop. 4.
have returns only from this district IWoos-
stock) Sfenardodh-the polls being lent oncr
and three other districts to be heard from. FL.
vote here is ''"'. HS
Jackson RIO
Adams os
Our vote will be in the aggregate,
Jackson ,,oo
Adams ranging 80 to Is,
Lexington, Nor. d.
According TO your request in the Enm,irerof
Today hasten TO inform you of the result of the
election IN this county (Rockbridge) You will
doubtless, recoilect that this connty bss h. ni
sldered one OF the strong holds of the Coalition.
ne following vote taken this toonen nj bv ,,,s.ts
"i,i show how correctly:
tuesday evening, Jackson as2
Adams 2S1
he polls will be continued open to-,norroo, an,
the jackson majority will be increased"
Liberty, Bedyord c. H., Mon. g.
write toiniorin you the result, 90 far, of the
election OF electors in this county Yesterdav
was wa. remarkably rainy until IL O'clock, A. NJ,
WIN WIN frequent showers through the day. The
polls are continued open three days-at the close
OF me poll last night, Jackson majority was eight.
u closed this evening, with majority for Adams
OF nineteen do not apprehend much change
al lne c'ose-over 800 votes have been poed.S
Jackson received ia. Adams 81, at Fincastle. On
lrstday al close. Another election al Salem In
botetourt' where, presume, Jackson's majority
was NOT quite 30 large. The friends of Adafos
nave expected much larger majority. do no,
think Adams lost a federal vote here.H "O'
Prince EdDord, Nor. &.
We cioSed our election for Electors of presi
den' and fic@ President, this evening The beay,,
rains made much against u.s. and in favor oS az
Soahuon. However, we the ra55le. hone we
have moi iallen far short Of our duty. Mr. Adam,
men attended like good. loyal, weIl-discpIincd.
regular troops The votes we're, for
A. Jackson, Republican s2s
Adams
hope Mr.. Adams will now he conv;n.sd At
Prince Edwards not yet prepared for his govern
men' Mr.. Adams will now ill the vacant on
ces in the judiciary, Post Office Department &c.
iney VIII enable him TO reserve in part his pledge
made 70 his federal friends, through Mr. Webster.
really think Mr. Clay's friends ought TO have a
share OF the Offices now 10 dispose Of Mr., Adan.
WIZ retire from Office very much like his f,tbey
VINO wound up with commissioning pack of mid.
night judges" ~ '''e'
Bockinghdm C. IT., Nor. s.
Inc contest is over in Virginia. and B,,ci,.
ingham.as you will perceive by the sub;o;neJ Sat
men', has given vote Of 10 10 against the aS.
nInrstra'Ion May such commentary ever await
power acquired by corrupt means and used %
co,rup, ends. As long as the public will ever DO
'%S''eD % seu'o' no isan nefd Far for Tho Sosn-