Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-07
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W. The Maryland election occurred Throughout
tho State on Monday. In Baltimore, Hunt and Nich
olas, the Jackson Candidates, were chosen, but By
majority which when compared with the former tri-
umphunt Jackson maj ;;itics, shows the rcketty con-
dition of Jacksonsm the city Of monuments. One
yoar more, and Baltimore will be "rcgcnerated."--
The Poll stood.
]. J. Clay. Clay.
Hunt Nicholas Steuar, Finley
4iGl 4273 405 1884.
Tho Chronicle 81 Maryauder of Tuesday, says
"Last year the Jackson ticket for Baltimore had
I'm average majority more than 100, and so san
gune were tho members OF that party during tho re-
cent canvass that they freely bet from five slS
hundred majority, their lowest against highest
man They have been sadly disappointed, md much
money hus changed hands, the IN ,,urty %. Mr. Mich.
oas over Col Seuart being only ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY THREE. All crcumst ances
considered, the National Republican party may con-
slder this n signal triumph. The state is, beyond
doubt, Anti -Jacksonan, and one year more will en-
tirely emanclpati Baltimore from the shackles of
ducksonism AS people became more enlightened
on the Jackson polio Y, they fall from he party and
time and reflection will unquosionnbly produce SO
great reaction as To the election of the great
statesman oSthe West, HENRY CLAY, the stauncE
friend OF internal improvement and domestic manu-
features
That Frederick county, where the Jackson
majority, and Washington also, have faced to the
right about there is said TO be doubt-and as lit
tie that Maryland has thrown OF the Jackson spell
The Baltimore Patriot of Monday evening. says
Cheering accounts from .4Hegnny Wushington ana
Frederick COUNTIES
Extract of two letters from gentlemen of great
responsibility and intel ligcnce. the dated IIagers
town, Washington county, October Q, 1880, to his
friend IN this CITY
SsWe arp all an ho abort borp md I
believe shall elect two fast friends of Clay and the
American System from this county. This county
you will recoect, has been the strong hold OF jack
sonsm in 1877 they had upwards of COO majority.
The other letter is dated Frederick County, Oct. ..
"As regards Frederick 1t with the perfect frank
ness OF friend assure you, that shall carry our
ticket IN the county by ma jority from two TO five
hundred. Il Maryland depends upon Frederick,
should consider 1t regenerated and dIscnthralled."
Extract of letter from gentleman in Alegany
county, Md, dated Sep ember 80, 1880.
81 have received your letter Of the 92d Sept. and
hasten to answer It. From all the information can
collect from the various districts in this county,
think at least National Republicans will be cleo
ted. To my knowledge, many changes have occur
red since last year in our favor"
Us The Political Arena states that Philip P Bar
bour has been appointed by the President Judge oil
tho Eastern District of Virginia, in place of the la c
Judge Hay--but seems TO doubt If he will accept.
We presume there Is ground even for doubt, and
that Mr.. Barbour will decline the honour.
1t is stated in the Geo Courier, that Mr.. McDuf.
fie will have opposition for Congress, the person
of Dr Guitars Of Abbcvie
Tree Hill Raccs-2d Ddy-Proprietor's Pure
3 mile hcats--S3oo.
Entries .--JOhnsons Charlotte Temple, years old
by Sir Archie. Seldens Mercury. 3, by Sir Charles.
Adams Pochahontas, 4, by SIR Charles. Goodies
Pantalus, by Sir Henry. DavIs'5 John Hornet, 4,
by Sumter. hinges Eliza Reilly, 3, by Archie.
This ofthe finest races ever run at Tree
Hill. The favorics were Charlotte and Eliza, but
we hardly know how to speak Of the betting. After
several abortive attempts, good start length
made Eliza Reilly early took the lead and kept it
for eghts of the distance Charlotte hanging
close her rror, and Mercury within striking die
TANGO. In the last quarter when Charlotte and Eli
"a were contcsting with apparent equality and ;hc
field undetermined which Of the two was to prove
tho victor, Mercury unexpectedly passed both and
won the hoat This surprise and as is usual
on such occasions seemed highly agreeable to the
field Pochahontas and John Hornet dstoncod-
Time minutes 5 seconds-whIch VIC understand t.
be excellent.
The second heat was vigorously contested throuh-
out, Charlotte Temple generally leading. Bets were
freely offered the field against the winner Of the FIRST
heat; bur within our observation, few seemed dispo
scd to take them The universal sentiment appear
cd TO be, that Mercury thus far successful, could
not win the race. Nevertheless, after one Of the
hundsomcst and contests Witnessed be-
tween Charlotte and him, in which the former ap-
pcarod for long time his superior, Mercury, when
nearly at the goal pressed all SAIL passed and beat
her about lalf DocS. Time not exactly known, but
very good.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
SpoisyiganiG--as far heard from 49, For Senate
John T.. Mnrye 2Io John II. Bernard c.; John II.
Upshaw 90
For House Of Delegates, George Hamilton Io7;
WIN. II. Fulcher I5I; Waller Holiday 80.
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