Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
CONVENTION ELECTIONS

Jonn Nlacrae, sos ~ 200 800
John I'll. Green dis ,g9 % 80
John Shackeilo.d ~ III 90:
Nm. Ward, 2l7 u,,ind D."
.imea5a.-Jones2 o3, Leigh 89, Giles i7s, Archie,
l@a, Taylor l07. Messrs, Jones Leigh. Tavlo
and Giles, are therefore, elected from that District
the latter beating MIR Archer ~, in the whole lis
ott dne result has been produced by the tiines.
oi the chesterfield vote The contest in Amelia MA.
very warm. We congratulate Gov Giles on hi
success which five may Judge by his previous allxie
ty, is delightfully."- gratifying to hin.
Crange.-Madison 294, p. p. Barbour 29I WTot
son 2,ii, Hoaday l54, Sianard III, Dadc 60, Win.
ston g.
LaacGser--Dade 1oe, Currio lo1, Bates 50, +
Ialiaterro SO, r. W. Carter I, Murphy %. Some
few scattering votes
In the District of Prince William, King Georee
Stafford. Northumberland, Lancaster aud West
ioEe!and, Judge W. 4. q. Dude of Pr. William
John faliaterro Of King George, Ellyscn Currie OF
Lancaster, and Fleming Bates OF Northumberland
are chosen to the Convention.
In the District of Sussex, Surry, Southampton
Isle OF Wight, Prince George and GyeausyilIe SUR
the las, county, voted on Moudav---anG J. Y Mason
and Jas. lre2vaut OF southampton, Augustine Clai-
horne of Greensgle, and John Croulsrt of Isle Of
Wight, are elected.
Graysaa-John P. Mathews 6is, Henley Chan
man CO. William Oglesby 6l2, Gordon Cloy6 609,
james Hoge GO, James P Preston 4i.-Nuaber of
voters 665-Nearly all ont.
Bedford dist,icE-The Polls in HedGord were tens
open three days. we have received statement TO
The close of the second, which makes the vote If
the six highest candidates, an the taholc district.
stand as follows: VIM. Campbell 8OS, Samuel CLAY
Tor 789, Dr. James Saunders 632, Calohill Menniss
k626, Peachy r. Gilrner 529, 5udec VIVA Daniel
503 There Is no doubt OF the election OF the four
Irst named. We shall publish full statement Of
the polls in next pirgi1ian.
We enormously stated on Friday tint Mr. Isl,
rner, instead CT DR.. Saunders, had been elected-On
The contrary, Mr. elmer, though Il popular and
able man, behind in lis own county bv reason o;
ms iukewarInness, II not opposition, to the cause
WAch the people have taken up. Mr.. Mcnnis fol-
the same reason, shorn OF {; portion of his usual
strength Messrs. Campbell, Clayton and Saunders
were voted for by the original CoDventonists-anG
the good cause has sjgnally triuuphed in that here
totore, doubtful District
| 'sefs0l,-James Plcasants 1877, Dir. Thomas Mas
| sie.l97, Lucas P. Thompson 170, VIM. T.. Gordo,
l72, hugh Nelson So. David S. Garland 81. Robcr
Rives sen. IT y few IA ccrresnon6er
or The Plrgin!an says intended to eouccntrat,
our votes on the ConuentiOa candidates ard nave 1c
ceeded beyond orr most sangune anticipat;ons W.
cou!d, expect, challenge any county in Virginia. il
favor OF a Convention, to produce q parallel Flu
y2nna Is yet to be heard from, but think that ON
the Conycntion) ticket will succeed Tie neonl.
have risen in their might, and thrown ot1e haclic
with winch they were formerly bound BY the ariso
crazy ofthe country. May success attend their er
tions in the cause offreedon and reforn!"
~, -1SrcS0,e l'ee39Fd role an tie DistrictJanles
Peasants of Goochland 857 Gen. Wm g. Gordon
OF Albemarle 563, Lucas P. Thompson Of Amhers,
$50, Dr. Phos. Massie of Nelson sos. Hugh Nelson
Of Albemare $40, David S Garland Of Amherst $50
Messrs Peasants, Gordon, Thompson and Massie
arc therefore elected, composing The ticket voted for
by the thorough Eefolniss.
From Madison understand that about III
votes we're poed. and that they were nearly unani
NOUS for Messrs. Madison, Z. P. Barbour, Watson
and Stanafd, who are therefore elected from the
District Of SPottsylYania, Orange, Louisa and Ma
olson.