Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
House of Deiegntes.

.fHheTSt-Josiah Ellis 269, John d. Duncan
223-Samuel NJ Garland I9I, b. A. Crawford 81.
VIM. *. Roane 10. (Atr. Garland was the only
Administration man; the rest observation-disclosures
the election did not altogether turn on the Presi-
DENTAL Question At an early period of the cleo
ton, Crawford and Roane Withdrew from an I'M
willingness to defeat the jackson cause by diyi-
sion.)
Bath-Adam Given I7s, Thomas sitlinrton
l46-John Sprowl 49, Glen. Swearingen 10.
BotetOurt-John 7. Anderson 4S9, Fleming y.
CarPer (ro candidate) l2c.
observation-disclosures G. Wynn, John C. Bois-
seau.
Esser-JOhnH. Upsha,v,' Thomas H. Pits
Fairjar-Thomas Moss lo9-wm. Fl. Fitz-
hugh. l04-G. M Chichester 80, James Sangster
70, t. J. Minor %.
Hen,y-Nst day. Peyton GraveIy ODD, Capt.
David Dyer I4S-Capt. John Lane 1870.
Hdnovsr-Charles p Goodan, VIM l.. White.
elected by large majority.
Lo1tdour-COl. VIM. Ellsxey,- Cuthbert Pow
eliza Correspondent OF the Telegraph states
that there was an animated contest OF three days.
III favor OF the two Administration over Mr. Ma
son, the Jackson candidate, by majority of nine
votes only. Great excitement prevailed on the
occ2sion, y each party used
with the interest they felt in the result The
boosted strength of the coalition in this county.
| which has heretofore been considered the strong
hold OF the Administration in Virginia-and where
the feelings and sentiments have uniformly been
opposed 10 the politics of the State and 10 the
Administrations of jefferson and Madison-and
where calculation of majority OF six or seven
hundred, was confidently made-has dwindled
down TO the inconsiderabIe number obtained over
! Mr. Mason. Thus il is seen, that the cause al
jackson in Virginia, as elsewhere, is eInpbaticaliy
considered the cause of the people--it therefore
must and will prevail. ''-The Lccshurg Genius
| OF Liberty states the vote to he VIM ElIzev
$40, Cuthbert Powell 259--W. r. T. Mason $50
! l. Walker 1873. Ii states, that the question did
not turn upon the Presidential Election;'' yet
adds that 1" some OF the friends of Jackson, to-
wards the close ofthe polls on the Sd. day, finding
that Mr. Mason mad respectable vote made
great efforts TO insure that genteman's success
and that so entirely. oifther guard the friends
| Of the admin araiion That some Of the most tho
rough, Ding voted for Mr.. Mason without regard
/ ing the turn given TO the canvass"
! .lfdtthelcs- tlOulder Hudgnss jackson, and
no Convention) no, Col Carter NJ. Braxton+
| Jackson and no Conventon) 99--Humphrey Bill
| lups adams and Convendon) II, VIM. BTookes
| adams and Convenuon) u, Thomas James Jack-
son and 10 Convention) -, Major Samuel Digges
| Jackson and no Conventon) %.
Norfolk cotutiJ'--James Warden 40, VIM. 3.
Manning 3SS Ohe Administration candidates)-
Maurice L. Tabb 205. Dr. Malachi Corprcw IsG
(the Jackson candidates.)
northumberland 3 daysO VIM. Basye
229, VIM. Harding, jr. 162-Royston Belts, ir.
1874.
Northampton Severn z. Parker (lnti-con'
n.
Conveniently l0J--John G. Parramore (Anti-
Conveniently I01--Wm. Duntou Convention.
isO o. ct is said Mr.. p. disputes the election.
There was avery animated contesi polls kept o.
pen dsys.)
Prince Ed,rcrd-Asa Dupuy a Samuel c.
Anderson 222-James II. Dillon 75,G T. Has.
kins AZ.
Richmond county Corrocted-ihe names OF
the two Messrs. Bramhams being reversed in our
previous statement) Col. Robert W. Carter (Ad.
ministration) 1856, Capt Thos. Il. Barnes (Jackson)
l2O-Col. Philip A. Bramham Administration
sc, Col. John w Belheld (Ad) 30, Col. Vincent
Branham Jackson) who refused to take any par
in the canyass) %.
Scoft-Thompson G. Martin 255. Jonathan W
Morrison l5i-Samuel Wallace III, Alexander
NJ Gray l25, Andrew McHcnry 20. 6 CORES
p ondeni writes, {" am DESTROYS. that the Who'll,
bet should be published, for this resson tliat Mr.
| McHenry was the only candidate friendly to IN,
present administration, and well known through
ths section Of Virginia, and a great part Of Tea
nessee." He Is the gentleman, whose letter 4
1 Gen. Smyth appeared in the last Nat Intcgcnccr.
! YoTk-Thomas Griffin, Rob ert Shield (No op
positon)
SENATE.
! Esscr-Jcha u. Bernard 1T, John roaae 70