Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

may 10 stated. on gathering toy ether the q dave
poh' oil me counties from which we have partial re.
Turns with the votes OF Princess Anne and Henry n,
iiuie more than $500 maiority-We shat coyrec,
our tables, as we receive the returns.
The Reader will perceive from the above table.
un.' Iom the Trans-Aileghany District, we have
vet 20 receive the polls OF eleven counties viz of
Brooke, C1bell, Giles, Greenbrier, Lee, LOGAN. Mo-
n =. hsaha' Randolph. Scott, Tazewen and Wood
80; ~" no '"ney pstic. hut of one county Only,
VIZ MoTgan-From The Middle District, of / coun.
ues; VIZ. fauquer, Halifax, Herry and Orange
hnd from The Tids-wA,er District of counties ooIv
We. HVDoaa' - Hanover, Nor cumberland, Princess
Aone richmond and Westinoreisnd.-Thua il ann. ars
tnat there are retnr"s TO in from III coun,.. in A.
I'aus-A"egnany District, and just MANY from the
~. % on 'ni. SIDE the Allegheny. II is estimated
WI" morgan WIZ give majority against the Cor. attn.
uo"-an oil course. c have 10 receive returns from
OF the nti.Con tuition counties and from 10 only
wnich are friendly to 1.-THE first IL are generally
very popuous co1nes, and will bring their vote,
" much en- mdsse 10 the polls. In this rasnec,
"ey are distinguished from the other.-From this
very transient view of the subject it appears that the
majority will fall far short of many of the Estimates
Some had calculated it before the polls were n
pened' at from % to 3o000-The estimate has recently
suhS 10 10 or lo,OoO-Unless the voters in the three
districts should turn out with much greater shirt
10 the Polls in May the majority will moi exceed ,c
corning to present appearances, from 6 to SOOO-Tbe
as. winchester Republican in taking a view of the
mho'e ground, thinks il "cvdent that the cause is i'm
ddtgT Not that there is any doubt of there bs;n,, n
majority in favor of ratification but il will be too small
we 'ear TO inspire confidence in the new government
Pc"Sc W inc STATE III seems probable that
Tue April elections will not show majority of more
Than 1000 and unless this majority is Increased a the
ay courts, 1t is easy to foresee that the demand for
other Convention will be made inmediaeI, af.r tho
next census, by which time a plan of operations will
nave oeen maturod and our state may again become
me theatre OF long and angry conflict OF conening
an" airing Passons-lt remains for the citizens of the
couhueS friendly TO the Constitution TO act upon these
Pons-and at all events TO give the full expression of
eir sentiments on the Constitution at the polls i'm Nav
next. ~ f ' "y
The Carksburg Incgcnccr says that owing 10 tho e,cjo
Tor members of the House of voters len the
VINO nave not voted, will do at the May Court" ~ "
$500, DELEGATES.
'"td"eser-Dr. Movdsca c. Booth S. Co, VIM
ohepnsrd 7s-James Goclrick 81 Scattering H.
beWord- out OF the 8 precincts yet 10 be heard
irom)-Rober Campbell $40 TiIghman A. Cobbs Is7
NOEL lis. ~ o"
Sury-John C. Crump Ill, FrAnci, Ruilin loI mo
opposton) WV
=, Augusta McCus 40, Chesley Kinney 500
Thomas j. Niche I6S.
NeIson-Capt James Garland 2l0, Cant. Henr,
Rives' l3l Major Alexander Kiiz4atrck 100
Giles" IS3. 49, "'i'
-, Harrison G J. Harrison" 797. l. Williams 659-
VIM Johnson III WV
:, Monroe-JOhn vaw,e," $50. WIN. Vas, 2os-J. w
| Kelly 40. 80 - W
Grayson-Lewis Hail 45i, John Blair. 27s-Nritcb
ell PA, Samuel NJ CAmart 2O5.
SENATE.
Hugusfd-David w. Pa,tessn 327-Thoma,J S,u,r
ila (Nr. Patesons majority in the tolole Distric
| .M0nOe-Hugh Caper;on 425-w. A Mcdowell 1e
Mot in tie last LEGISLATURE