Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29

LIS lille or NO, doubt OF the elestion OF Judge
John Marshall and Mr.. Philip n. Nicholas OF
Richmond, John Tyler Of Charles City and John
Il. Cloyton OF New Kent--The vote in Williams
burg wa. 70, Marshall "a, Tyler 70 Nicholas 10.
Tazeweli 10. Saunders Q, Clopton 8, Basse;t 3,
Johnson 2, Sempe 2, Leigh 1.-The aggregate
vote in the District. with the exception OF Eliza
beth City, is about as follows: for Marshall 759;
TYLER 52S; Clopon 467; Nicholas 4i9; Chamber.
Jayne 276, farewell PAT; Robertson 22l, &c SC.
Elizabeth City yet to be heard from,
y. Of .Notfocoy, Chesterfield, Po,rhato,,,
fo,cn Of Petersburg, Cumberland and .ameiio--
The vote in Cumberland was confined TO Messrs.
Jones, Leigh, Taylor, Giles and w =. Archer, and
resulted as follows Jones l79, Leigh I72, Taylor
$50, Archer 124, Giles 1872 (Another list varies
the polls 2 or 3 yotes.)- present aggregate
vote in the District i. about follows John w.
Jones CT Chesterfield 90S, Benjamin " atkins Leigh
OF Richmond Si3, Samuel Taylor of Chesterfield
$50, Wm II. Giles 522, ". S. Archer 400, &c. sc.
1t ia supposed the three FIRST safe; aud that
the ccntest is ultimately between Giles s. Archer,
--dmeiid. The domicie of both, the only county.
now TO be heard lros,--she voted yesterday
ID. of Charlotte, Haiyor & Prince Ed,r1yas-
In p. Edward, Che poll was for John Randolph 25s
r. N. Venable 2i4 Vim. leigh 225, Richard Lo-
gan 222, Dr. Rice 80, VIM Il. Banks 3S, Edward
C. Darlington 80, j ames Bruce IS.--Mr. RAN
dolph is said 10 have attended Prince Edward Elec-
ton, and addressed the people. The present ag-
eregate return is, for John Randolph of Charlotte
800, VIM. Leigh of Halifax 1884, Richard Logan Of
Halifax 1884, Richard n. Venable Of 2. Edward
=. VI. u. IL. -.
rinCton Of Halifsx i4l, Vim. -. Banks of Halifax
lI2, James Bruce of Halifax Il5. Halifax voted
on Monday last; and there seems TO be doubt
OF the first four gentlemen being elected
d. Of iSpottSyiudnid, Louisa, Orange and
Madison: The poll at present is, Tor james Ma
olson OF Orange 57I p. p. Barbour of Orange
b72, David Watson OF Louisa 479, Rnbt. Stansrd
of Richmond 323, Waller Holiday OF Spottsylva-
mia 1856, Horatio q. Winston Of Louisa 1874, Gen.
Lawrence T. Dade of Orange 69.-We under
stand, that in Orange Hoadayhas Is or 20 ma
jority Of Stsnard;-but it is said that Madison
county will give Stanard strong majority over
Holiday. There exists little or no doubt, that
Messrs Madison, Barbour, Watson and S,anard
are elected.
ID. Of Ohio, Tyler, Preston, Brooke and no
2,ongofid:-Fhe vote Of Preston was follows:
VIM. S, Brown 2i2, C.. S. Morgan 2I3. T.. NJ.
Wilson IT'S, p. Doddrdge l46, a. Campbell 80,
j. Fairfax 81, s. Sprigg 36, A. Mclean 90, Israel
NickMhH: The aggregate vote atpresent is: Philip
Doddridge oil Brooke 66l. Charles ). Morgan OF
Di0nongalia 52o, Ssm'i Sprigg of Ohio All, Eu-
genius NJ. Wilson of ktonongalia Al, Alex Camp
bell of Brooke 400, VIM. G. Brown OF Preston
802, Arch'd M'Lean of Ohio 22l, Israel Nickn OF
Tyler 1879, J. Fairfax OF Moaongalia 81, PresIy
Martin OF Tyler 2o.-Brooke and Monongslia vet
70 be heard from-but there seems TO bo little
doubt, that Messrs. Doddridge, Morgan and SprgE
will be elected.
ID. of GreenspiHe, Isle of Night, Prince
George, Southampton, SUSSEX and Surry:--Ag-
gregate vote: John Y. Mason of Southsmpt.n $50,
Augustine Claiborne Of GreeDsville 1893, James
.Trezvant OF Southampton 374, John Urquhart of
Isle of Wight 304, Gen. Richd. Eppes OF Sussex
270 r. e. Rives OF Prince George 2f0, DIR. Carr
Bowers of Southampton 2Ii, Arthur Smith of
Isle OF Wight 1856, Francis Rulfin of Surry no.
Jos. Carg OF Sussex l4I, Josiah Hoeman of
Isle of Wigh, log, soseph Mason of Sussex Is
Surry voted on Monday-Result not ascer tanned.
ID. of Prince H,iliiam, King George, Rich
snond Northumberland, Stafford, Lancaster
and Observation-Disclosures state If the poll;
Judge w. A. G. Dade of Prince William 362,
II naata. oil,
King George 262, Fleming Bates of Northumber-
land PAT, Rob. w Carter OF Richmond l36, VIM.
II. Fitzhugh Of Stafford 81, Dr. Rob. Murphy Of
Westmoreisnd 81, Col. Jno. Gibson of Prince
William 81, Alexander F. Rose of Stafford 90
Westmoreand and Lancaster yet TO be heard from;
but the four first are in ali probability elected.
d. Of Caroline, King & Queen, ESSEX, Han
nuer, and King Viikdm:-AIl heard from but
the two last counties, and the present vote is:
John Roane of King William 40l, Richd Morris
of Hanover 4S3. VIM p. Taylor of Caroline 4l4
James M Garnett of Essex 3S4, WIN. Fl. Roane
of Hanover 22I, Jno. Horace Upshaw OF Essex
I2I, Jno. Gaines of King s. Queen 10I-Hanover
voted on Wednesday, and King William votes on
Monday next John Roane, Morris and Taylor
certainly elected-the contest for the fourth place
is between Garrett and VIM II. Roane
ID. of Grdyson, Montgomery, Wythe and
Giles-State of the poll: John j. Matthews of
Wythe S65, Gen. Gordon Cloyd Of Montgomery
1885, Henley Chapman of Giles 696, Col. James p
Preston of Richmond 562, Wm. Oglesby'u q. GRAY
only t2yote-!tis said, that in Grsyson Mr.. Ogles-
by has majority OF at least 600 votes Col
James p. Preston--so that in all probability
Hiessrs. John p. Matthews Of Wythe Henley
Chapman of Giles. Gen. Gordon Cloyd of Mont
gemery, and Mr.. VIM. Oglesby are elected.
Bird. LAss--Iucompiete and less conclusive
d. Of dibemnrle, -7niherSt, GoOchidnd, FYouuand
and .velson:-The following letters from Cores
pondents give the poll OF Flhvanna:
From a Correspondent, FIuudnyc, MAY rs.
"Our Election for members to represent us in
Convention closed yesterday. The day was rainy,
and consequently few attended. Messrs Thomp-
ron of Amherst and Masse of Nelson were pre-
sent, at the special and earnest request of the
committees of Correspondence of those Counties
David s. Garland also attended--Ali three deliy-
cred their views OF the present Constitution and
the amendments they should advocate provided
il should be the pleasure Of the District TO elect
them.-Too much cannot be said OF the able and
mastery manner in which Mr.. Thompson vindi-
Gated the necessity, and propriety of the extern
sion Of the right OF suffrage; or of the striking alb
surdty which he demonstrated, any other basis
OF representation would involve us in save that ap-
portioned according TO free white population.
These two points he declared he nerer tU6tid sur
Scndsr--he neuer ico,tid cOmpromise-.for no con-
shtution sDouid be uote cdich did not recognize
and admitted those two principles. Mr. John
Undertake who had been nominated by the cit
liens of Fluvanna declined a poll withstand
ing which many of his Countymen could not
forego the resolution TO support him with which
they had come to the polls. The contest was
warm. and animated one--it was truly one of prin-
cipe not Of men. Messrs. Thompson, Massie,
Plessants & Gordon were considered the reform