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

cause the Post Master General va, Sai,.6s.J IN,
Mr. Morton had deceived him a. to public seinion
Their. and not Mr.. Norseo, ought 10 be appointed
The Hartford Times speaks in the hiskess ie,ms
OF tho {" ability, decfsion ami energy Of Judge
the Democratic Rcpubl'-
cans Of connecticut on this judicious appointment:
commissions, though he had been in temporary pos.
SESSION Of thisse6ee, and declares that no blame
whatever isto DO attributable Mr.. Barry"
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
.7ccomack-Mr. Richard Coke, II. Of Wiflisnis.
fourg Is elected 70 Congress from that District Tho
vote IN tho county Of Aeeomack Is said 10 be. for
Coke 266-Braxton l65, Basseft 60--Oue aceoJo,
represents Coks's majority over Basseu in tho
whole District, al 6b-snoiher at ABOUT 10.
Bedford-Nathaniel II. Claioorns-No oprosi.
lion.
Bruns,cick--AIark Alexahder--No opposition
HaiUrTThomas Davenport, 532-No opposl
uon-fucker having declined after the Campbell
.Middie,er-John Roane--whhout opposition
Monroe-Lewis Maxwell 2o7-Col. Joseph
Lowell 207-Wm. Smith 65.
.-uo'so0goiid-J. johnson Sop. poddridce SIS.
lin one precinst eleesio6)
.psisor,-william g. Rives 2os-No opposition
SurrY:-James Trezvaot-No cpbosiiop.
Wasanst0"-Alesanae' smyth s2s-No OPT
City Of IviIiansourg- Coke az-Basset. II
STATE SENATE
Bedford-DP. James Saunders 6S3 Col Sam
uel p Christian 89-Dr. S., 10 re elected by a
majority of 42l in the whole district.
-MiddteseS-Dr. y. b. Eelson l06--.Inhn &.
Joynes l3.-IFro,n a Correspondent. r. Nj.
Segar declined in favor Of DR.. Neleon')
.Nslson-Wm. F. Gordon 225-No opposition
HOUSE OF pKLEoArIs.,
Bediord-Robert Campbell" 429, THghIhsn A.
Cobbs" 4l9-Simon NJ. Noel 26l. John C. GRAY
ls3, W. G. Meriwether 81, Joel .Leftwich 81.
Bru,lstcsck-Dr. Peter Jones Beasley l9l. Col.
Isham Trotter l30-Msjor James H. Gholeon lo2.
iron Correspondent. :'Major Ghoison was
from home on tour to tho west, and had been
Ior the last three months, HE friends on the
morning of the election determined 20 omen roli
for him, without his knowledge or consent. So,
ifaterng vote, spontaneously offered, must be
highly gratifying to his feelings. He was ex-
Guided last spring. for voting to give the people
fGsSi,raes: 6y which they nigh, be heard on the
ton has been called since that time by the PEG.
pie; Maj: Gholson has been held Up from various
parts Of the District as proper person to repre-
sent us in saul Convention, and will be warmly
supported. His character 10 too wei, known to
ofier any eulogy to his talents, his virtue aud
qualifications
GToyson-Capt. Lewis Hail I94, Col. Eli Cook-
4l2-John Blair S5I.
:. Hanover (Corrected)-Peiix winston. 22a
VIM. L: White 209-Dr Reuben Meredith 100
Charles Thompson. Jr. l5S, Samuel Perrin I56.
Hdh(dr1Dr. Thomas p. Atkinson 1872, Henry
+. Scott 53o-Capt Thomas Easley 255. (Six
Z. was not candidate, but was brought out bv
his friends. He could not be prevailed on 20 offer
his services, but was willing to serve ii the pen
pie thought proper to elect him"
hddison-COl. Linn Banks las, VIM Finks III
Capt G. 5. Strother 81. "a thin vote : nor
more than one-tt'ird of the county at the pois.)
.n,ddteser-Dr. Mordecai &. Booth 80, Henry
n. Shepherd. 74-James Goodrich 90.
1fpprrn - :.
359-John II. Vawter 200.
.honongdtig-F. BilIingsley' I57. r. Waits
to3-E. G: Wilson 53, E. S. Pindali IL jOue
precinct election.)
.teisOn-Co Zachariah Neyn- 225. Caniain
James Garland I9s-Joseph C. Megginson 80.
Henry Rives 81.
0range.Thonas Davis. John Voolfolk.
POcdh0nfds--Wm. Arbogast Il3 John S;rfmcs-
s6-Thomas Hill So, AIexandcr HamiIton Sa'
SmTy-John e, Crump, Francis Rufin
flushing ton--Robert t. Cummings 427 yob,,
Keller 4l5-Joseph Miller 26O, Charles E: Hair. ;.
son 1875.
lpsfliamsours-w NJ. MOody-wi,hou, OPP
position.
t.VoJfolh Borough-After a contest, wsged. fer
three days with degree of party zeal TO .yhici.
our experience furnishes no parallel. the ELECTION
in this Borough closed last evening al sunset-55;,
votes were poled-the result giving to Thomas
Newton, in the District, a majority of rs votes
ever his opponent Mr.. loyal.
= The Polls stood at the close. Tor CoNehEss:
Tsorge r0ya!'. 80.
Aho'ha9 newton, 22A
Majority for hIr. loyal, luz
s5''i with which Mr. Newton came o,hs Be-
Dedae, Mr. Loyalrs majority in the Do ,o-
Leaves Mr. Newton's majority in the 4
Fon STATE SENATE.
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