Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22
DOME SII0a
From the Columbus Ohio Bulletin


The annual election OF this State closed vp.,srd,v
we have delayed paper little in order to ascertain
ne true result possible, in the several townships in
this county. We give beio v, a statement (unofIic,N
OF the townships heard from. Joseph Ridswav ia No
DOUBT elected Representative in the State Iesisi,ure
over Arthur o'Harra. the Republican candidate bv 4
considerable vote The vote between General Luca.
and General Macarthur, for The Office of Governor
also that between Msssrs Mclean and Slanb.rrv for
Congress is not yet fully ascertaned From the town
ships, from which Information has been received v.s
are led to conclu lie that McArthur's msiorv over IN
Jackson candidate in this county will not exceed $50
and present appearances Justify the beIi.f that Mr.
majority Stanberry.
ih's result, in county where the Aristocracv have
long ruled, and where there has usually been naiori
~ oil three hundred against u, is truly gratfvna Ia
this township, il will be seen that sol votes were ;vo
which Is a considerable number more than was ever
npIore received VI this number, Genera Lucas had
zoS; ana mr.. mcAthur 277 This shows clea, Re-
puoncan gain OF more than l00 snce the ast guberna
toria election. ' suo''"'
General Lucas, we have little doubt is elected Gov
eruor' ". me election OF our candidate for Congress
W. are not certain lpdeed, have reaon 10 ear
from the combined efforts of the friends of Mr. Claw
ana me t"o-'aced members OF our party that Stan
uerry mas succeeded Another week will prove whe-
her or not our suspicion groundless
The following is the result of this county as far a.
received. ~ ="
Lucas 1ao
Macarthur ooI
kPIean COB
S'auberry s06
h''oourn Ii5
Armstrong ~
From the Chlieothe Evening Post,
Our annual election for Governor Congr.s,.map
memhers oil The Legislature and County officer. took
pace yesterday In this county the strong holI OF Mr.
Clay In this State, we had quite spr cd and in SOM
townships, qae an animated contest In eight town
ships already heard from the vote for Governor stands
Tor zen Macarthur, 1883 for Gen. Lucas $50
Mr. Creighton, the Clay candidate for Congress. will
probably 90 out Of this county with maeri,y of abou,
goo votes Cot Kefer, the Jackson candidate proba-
biy VIII lead him considerably in Pickaway his own
county, and receive majority in Fayette II will he
very close run and deem it quite un certain which
snceeeds Col King, CLAY is probably elected to The
nena'e owe. Ju1ge thompson, by majority Of 100
the same majority. Judge Cook (Clay,) stsnds 90 vote
ahead OF Col. Stewart, and is probably elected bv
bare majority. The friends of the present adminsta-
ton have been true to their principles and have main
'ained their ground n man.
p S. The Columbus way-bill of tbi, evening, an.
nounce' Cen Lucas and Col Kefr 400 votes ahead
OF the opposition candidates in Pckaway
$3.50 From the st Cl,irsville Gazette Oct i6
Inc following is the aggregate OF received by
each candidate at the election Tuesday last so far
Macarthur 1872
Lucas, I2i5
Kennon, 1893
Wwshs,Shn, 1912
From The above It will be seen that the Who'll. Dell.
gate Ticket has been defeated with the exception Of
Congressman. The returns are all in save Wheeling
and Wayne towBshps,-They will give the Delegate
Ticket majority Of perhaps hundred and twenty
votes The vote for the sherifsl,y in Wheeling town
ship also included in the above. The result cannot
re altered. There Is. to be sure hopes of the
success OF MIR Workman, for Commissioner
Although the result proves temporary victory for
TIE Clay party, We can friends that the de
teat OF the Jackson candidates for the legislature and for
county Offices arises frors different source Than anv
d'saiscton with the PRECEDENT or his administration
Cen Jtckson hs an abidn0 popularity in Belmont coun-
! " that cannot BE SHAKEN, and which has consid.rs
| MY AUGMENTED since the Last PSe,ident election
Our defeat ~ owing TO combination Of circumstance
altogether local IN their character A number OF Jack.
son men rose in opposition TO the delegate system and
would support no who was thus brought forward
In addition to this many OF the strongest delegate men
opposed the delegate ticket from various local cause
To this class may be attributed the defeat Will
things stood thus In the Jackson ranks the CLAY BAR
ty stuck together with uasoimity that must Do adj
uired bv all
Extract Of letter TO The Editor, dofed
. 49, WooDF1ELD, Oci. - h.
sr-From the returns Of seven townships to wi,
Center, Malaga, Wayne, Union, Perry, SwitzerIan,
sna sun'oury Of Monroe county, he votes stand a
Lucas, or
Macarthur, n
, Kennon, 90
Weston, %