Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

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fruits OF vic;oy, they are welcome 70 wear tn Ian.
rel. We repeat. ths, thc,. -. -
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Jackson, are nos goneraly drswn--that many CLAY
men are jackson men, % such votsd A., y.ch.cr c.r
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C'ay Against inc " of'o. 80
From tho Front5ort Copnsatstor 9f .asrsx 10.
THE ELECTION
Has presented ue with some strange and unaxuac-
ted results. In the county Of Madison, fY example.
where tho anti jackson party have always considered
themselves more than two TO one the stronrest, they
have gwen us . Jackson Senator, and one Jackson
Representatives. In Shelby. where the vote for Cant.
Hackett, 78s ve imagine shows the Jackson
strength, among upwards of 200o voters, we have
one Jackson Representative. This was csussd by =
question about the Turnpike roadshronQh the county.
to which, Upon the present plan. Nj. Sprigs Is oppo-
sed. In Woodford. where we have always had, and
still have, q clear majority of. from l5e to zoo. we
have a jackson member. Here personal preiudices
and partiaiities operated to an unusual extent. In
Iessafnine, where we had a republican member lass
year, we are beaten this year, we know Not how;
city OF Louisville These unexpected returns COM
ing IN upon W from the near counties, were rs.her
II an gsS and some .as., Of our n friends Ids began to "ds.p.ir
sure them, without sufficient cause. Cha res. a. to
the political character of the representation. II i
true, have taken place. in many counties; some ono
way, and some another. But, upon tho whole ve
are satisfied that the state of parties in the Hon.e
OF Representatives will be about the same tb;. ven,
as it was last. when our majority was twelve Hsw
it will be in the Senate. as will be seen bv the state
ment below. we are vet to learn But be that 40 Il
may, upon a ION vote. the Nat,on.I RpnnhLc.r 49,
ty, will have a decided majority. We proceed to prs.
sent such details and general Information as has
come to hand
o0 Tnose, and I'D S on yn those, with b, this addition tJ:l are
administrator.
la. ron THE SENATE.
For Henry Owsiey, (re.electedJ IN Lincoln, aoa. in
Gen. William Smith. in Lincoln. sss' in R"csc. . rCi
4'2. in Laurel 2s3; total, 1888.
In the place of Mr.; Miller whose term expired.
U.) lOas-Th. A. Clark, sss. gum"
In the place of Mr.. srnet,-Ha,r;, n. wh,,,
district-J?hn o; Baseman ~ 7e5; ]. Perrin az
sac; John Trmblc 90 os.
William G. Boyd. ~I45o-TaIbo, ssy' ''
M G,>ru p.ou.
mT; ueSrgs L. Brown Is Reelected for dessamine
= 1'u.ora
mr.. Robert s.. Dougherty, () is undoubtedly e.
lected for Gallatin &c. in the place of Col Gibson
Ia chanqe.)
Mr. Hobn n p;hh =. a,,,,.a -I.....,
'oI, !" pioC humatus' W IA change)
lne pisceo MT mcConneil OF GreenuP Mr.
puiton OF NICHOLAS; Mr. Cunningham of Graysou,
and Mr., Townsend of Hopk,ns-(he latter resie.-
ed)-electIons for Senator'S have tahan nl.ce "a.
results of which we nave not heard Unon ,hs.e
u;l d,oanJ,h H. = a.; ~ oHo" ."ose
WI WnI Pen y Poiieicai complexion OF the SENATE
exclusive d. these -FOUR. the Senate will contain SIX
ministraiion, and eighteen of opposite principles.
HOUSE oE R.Rpp,srHr,r,
Franklin. j. Cri,,enden, 6O9-L Sanders. q. 15s5.
Scott. Euclid l.. Jobnson III 7aa 49, ILuIoo'' 4
74l-S Penn, g., 545-J Rawlins, q ' 40 W
Jefferson Sam Cburcbell. III 9Ia-Heo,v Rohh ~ :
85i-Lee White, 758-John Speed,. 895. VI
Gu,h:ie, u 7oi-W p. Thomasor, 5s5
Henry. Ben;a,nin Allan ~ am lob, E;.I,. r \ enc
Edward George, 576-Henrv> Moore dso
Jes.arnine. Courtney r Lewis LJ( 67l-o As..
$50 ,
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