Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

people tooR little interest IN the question and that
the polls were comparatively thinly attended
Under these circumstances-a majority secured. q
Kowan's defeat certain" 1--WE quote the Report
er} we congratulate the friends of the good cause
We shall probably see the other side affect still, to
consider the victory theis. Be it IF we reap tho
fruits of victory, they welcome to wear the a,,
rel. We repeat, that there was no general orponi-
zation-that the lines between the parties as Cov or
Jackson are not generally drawn-that many Clav
men are Jackson men such voted for Jackson cam
dldates--but who when the time comes, will go for
Clay against the World.
From the FRANKFORT Comm entotor of gpqvst 10 3s.,
THE ELECTION
Has presented us with some strange md ,nevnas
ted results. In the county of Madison for EXAMPLE
where The anti Jackson party have always considered
themselves than two to one the STRONGEST tho,
have given US jackson Senator. and one jackson
Representative In Shelby. where the vote for Capt
Hackett, 789 we imagine shows the Jackson
strength, among upwards of 1000 voters we have
one Jackson representative. This was caused by
question about the Turnpike road through the counto
to which, upon the present plan Mr. Sprigg is oppo
sed. In Woodford, where ne have always had and
still have, clear majorlty of fo4 so to 200 we
have jackson member. Here personal prejudces
and partalities operated TO an IN usual extent In
Jessamine, where we had "a republican member last
year, we are beaten this year, we know not how;
the same thing has happened in Jefferson, and in tho
ns
ing in upon us from the near counties were rather
appalling; and some of friends began to "despar
of the Commonwealth" But, we are happy to as
sure them, without sufficient cause. Cha,Ges as tn
the political character of the Representations il 10
true, have taken place. many counties; some one
way, and some another But, upon the whole we
satisfied that the state of parties in the House
OF representatives will be about the same this YEAR
as 1t was last, when our majority twelve How
1t will be IN the Senate will be seen by the state
ment below, we are yet to lsarn But be tina, as it
4 n1DV QInIn unin h, Nattn al
ty, will have decided majority. We proceed to pre-
sent such details and general information as has
come to hand
EiHcTioH RETURNS.
Those, and only those. with this addition M are
understood to be supporters of the present national
administration
FoR SENATE.
! in the place of Mr.. Owsley whose term expired
For Henry O,cstey, IRE elected) In Lincoln eO2 in
Rockcastle, 1875, in Laurel, l2P total. 1O49 For
Gen. William Smith, in lincoln, 393, Rockcastle
| Ala. in laurel, 933, total, 1893
! In the place of Mr.. Miller whose term expired
Madison, the whole district For James De;arnet
l(J0 l02s-Th. A. Clark, 983.
In the place of Mr.. Barnetf-Harrson the whole
dlstriet--John o. Baseman ~ 765; j. Perrin IN
$40; John Tumble ~ go
In place Of Mr. W hite In Shelby, 1.-THE district)
William G. Boyd, l45O-Talbot 387
Mr.. George l. Brown, is reelected for Jessamine
and Woodford.
Mr.. Rober, S. Dougherty, (J) is undoubtedly En-
lected for Gallatn &c. in the place of Col. Gibson
! Mr.. John B. Bbb, is elected for Logan and Siup-
son; in place of Mr.. Edwards ~ "a change.)
:, In the place of Mr Nc Connell of Greenpp; Mr..
Fulton Of Nicholas; M: Cunningham of Grayson,
and M Pownsend of Hopklns-(the latter resign
ed)-elections for Senators have taken place, The
results OF which we nave not heard Upon these
will depend the political complexion of the Senate
Exclusive of these four the Senate will contain SIX
teen members friendly to the present national ad.
'ninlstraion and eighteen of opposite principles.
HoUsB RERPRBsENTATIvEs
| CrIttenUen. 6O9-I nde +
5co l Euclid dehn10p o. asn Johnson, o.,
Jefferson Sam Churchell, % 9i8-Henry Robb, or
85l-Lee White 758-John Speed 1896 x
aoW p Psa@aon SIS ' the city, James
hsny sa Bsna@G Alien a. ao7JOhn Fields W 'os
Jessamme Courtney Lewis, ~ 571-o. Anderson,
f Clifton Rodes, i3O4-Abner G Daniel IIal '
Montgomery Ben F Thomas, 764-James Hays, esa--
Bath Henry chiss, so5-sam. Stone, % 5ee
o Lincoln WIS, Logan Hun'on ss-Joseph Paxton, ~ s5s
Washington. Giron rs57-spaldng, 1zis-Grundy, ~
ll5s-Jo6n W cambridge. loss-ers Beaucbamp n 1923
Spencer: stillwel Hcady, ~ s2s Huston, 1913.
Pendlcton Thomas G Hall, ~ s44 Stephen Thrasber,
Fayene Jas True, l2o6-John cmd. 11s2-Rswsrd }.
9s9-M Folrnoy, ~ s2seyeral other an,Jackson can,
daes voted 70! Upon the hrs. day of the election
Pulaski Berry Smith, sss--.,ohn Ill., II sS5
Laurel which votes with Whiley-no heard 'front.' Jarvis
Simpson. VIM. j. Williams, ~ s62--Henry B. Mon,a-
que, 800
Fleming. Benedic, H Hobbs, ~ 9ss-wm Cassidy, III
e97-Jos. II Jones, 8G0-Richard r. Lee, 689
bourbon WIN. Hickman, 7s6-GeorgeW Williams, 762-
D. Glass; 692-J Cunningham, 357
Harrison Joseph Patterson ~ s72Chares Chowniug,
~ 809-Snodgrass, 76I-Larrimore, 179
Shelby Andrew S White, 1310-J c Sprigg ~ ! 1177-
Percval Butter, 985-Thomas Baird, so1James Hacke,
Clarke Chiffon Alan e1l-John G Stewart, Ssh Eal-
raferro, 293
Bulli WIN Grissby, 4oa-N Nathaniel Sanders, y ]
29f
Garrard John Yan,is 85s-Tyree Hariss 736-Gen Ken
needy, 641--N1 jennings 1853.
Besides the above have verbal
formation the of the successful candidates several
counties viz
: Allen--Anack Dawson.
Anderson-David White ~
Barren James G. Hardy fJ1-John q. Preston III
Breckenridge John Calhoun.
Campbell-Co Pbephs ~
: (asseu Nm Rar